test bank microbiology for the healthcare professional 2nd edition vanmeter

Test Bank Microbiology for the Healthcare Professional
3rd Edition By Karin C. Van Meter,. Hubert Verified
Chapter's 1 - 25 | Complete Newest Version

,Table of content
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1. bf bfScope bfof bfmicrobiology
2. bf bfChemistry bfof bflife
3. bf bfCell bfstructure bfand bffunction
4. bf bfBacteria bfand bfarchaea
5. bf bfViruses
6. bf bfEukaryotic bfmicroorganisms
7. bf bfPhysical bfand bfchemical bfmethods bfof bfcontrol
8. bf bfMicrobiological bflaboratory bftechniques
9. bf bfMicrobiological bflaboratory bfsafety bfissues
10. bf bfPharmacology
11. bf bfAntimicrobial bfdrugs
12. bf bfInfection bfand bfdisease
13. bf bfThe bfimmune bfresponse bfand bflymphatic bfsystem
14. bf bfInfections bfof bfthe bfintegumentary bfsystem, bfsoft bftissue, bfand bfmusculoskeletal bfsystem
15. bf bfInfections bfof bfthe bfrespiratory bfsystem
16. bf bfInfections bfof bfthe bfgastrointestinal bfsystem
17. bf bfInfections bfof bfthe bfnervous bfsystem bfand bfsensory bfstructures
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18. bf bfInfections bfof bfthe bfcardiovascular bfand bfcirculatory bfsystems
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19. bf bfInfections bfof bfthe bfurinary bfsystem
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20. bf bfInfections bfof bfthe bfreproductive bfsystem
21. bf bfSexually bftransmitted bfinfections bfand bfdiseases
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22. bf bfHuman bfage bfand bfmicroorganisms
23. bf bfMicroorganisms bfin bfthe bfenvironment bfand bfeffects bfon bfhuman bfhealth
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24. bf bfEmerging bfinfectious bfdiseases
25. bf bfBiotechnology

,Chapter bf01: bfScope bfof bfMicrobiology
VanMeter: bfMicrobiology bffor bfthe bfHealthcare bfProfessional, bf3rd bfEdition

MULTIPLE bfCHOICE

1. In bfthe bfsixteenth bfcentury bfa bffather-and-son bfteam, bfby bfthe bfname bfof , bfproduced
abcf ompound bfmicroscope bfconsisting bfof bfa bfsimple bftube bfwith bflenses bfat bfeach bfend.
bf

a. van bfLeeuwenhoek
b. Semmelweis
c. Janssen
d. Hooke
ANS: b f C REF: b f p. bf3

2. “Animalcules” bfwere bffirst bfdescribed bfby
a. Robert bfHooke.
b. Antony bfvan bfLeeuwenhoek.
c. Hans bfJanssen.
d. John bfNeedham.
ANS: b f B REF: b f p. bf3

3. Micrographia, bfa bfpublication bfillustrating bfinsects, bfsponges, bfas bfwell bfas bfplant bfcells, bfwas
publishedbb
bf f y

a. Robert bfHooke.
b. Antony bfvan bfLeeuwenhoek.
c. Hans bfJanssen.
d. John bfNeedham.
ANS: b f A REF: b f p. bf3

4. Low-power bfmicroscopes bfdesigned bffor bfobserving bffairly bflarge bfobjects bfsuch bfas bfinsects bfor
bf wormsba
f re

a. electron bfmicroscopes.
b. dark-field bfmicroscopes.
c. fluorescence bfmicroscopes.
d. stereomicroscopes.
ANS: b f D REF: b f p. bf5

5. A bfmicroscope bfthat bfprovides bfa bfthree-dimensional bfimage bfof bfa bfspecimen bfis bfa
a. dark-field bfmicroscope.
b. transmission bfelectron bfmicroscope.
c. bright-field bfmicroscope.
d. scanning bfelectron bfmicroscope.
ANS: b f D REF: b f p. bf7

6. The bftool bfof bfchoice bfto bfobserve bfliving bfmicroorganisms bfis bfthe
a. bright-field bfmicroscope.
b. phase-contrast bfmicroscope.

, c. fluorescence bfmicroscope.
d. electron bfmicroscope.
ANS: b f B REF: b f p. bf6

7. Which bfscientist bfis bfmost bfresponsible bffor bfending bfthe bfcontroversy bfabout bfspontaneous bfgeneration?
a. John bfNeedham
b. Joseph bfLister
c. Louis bfPasteur
d. Robert bfKoch
ANS: b f C REF: b f p. bf8

8. Fossils bfof bfprokaryotes bfgo bfback billion bfyears.
a. 4.0 bfto bf5.0
b. bf bf b f 3.5 bfto bf4.0
c. 2.5 bfto bf3.0
d. bf bf b f 2.2 bfto bf2.7
ANS: b f B REF: b f p. bf9

9. Molds bfbelong bfto bfwhich bfof bfthe bffollowing bfgroups bfof bfeukaryotic bforganisms?
a. Protozoans
b. Archaea
c. Fungi
d. Algae
ANS: b f C REF: b f p. bf11

10. The bfcorrect bfdescending bforder bfof bftaxonomic bfcategories bfis
a. species, bfdomain, bfphylum, bfkingdom, bforder, bfdivision, bfclass, bfgenus.
b. domain, bfkingdom, bfphylum, bfclass, bffamily, bforder, bfgenus, bfspecies.
c. domain, bfkingdom, bfphylum, bfclass, bforder, bffamily, bfgenus, bfspecies.
d. kingdom, bfdomain, bfphylum, bforder, bfclass, bffamily, bfgenus, bfspecies.
ANS: b f C REF: b f p. bf10

11. Complex bfcommunities bfof bfmicroorganisms bfon bfsurfaces bfare bfcalled
a. colonies.
b. biofilms.
c. biospheres.
d. flora.
ANS: b f B REF: b f p. bf12

12. A bfrelationship bfbetween bforganisms bfin bfwhich bfthe bfwaste bfproduct bfof bfone bfprovides
nutrients bfforba
bf f nother bfis bfcalled

a. mutualism.
b. competition.
c. synergism.
d. commensalism.
ANS: b f D REF: b f p. bf12