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MICROBIOLOGY FOR r r
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ROFESSIONAL
2nd Edition VanMeter | Hubert
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TESTBANK r
, MicrobiologyrforrtherHealthcarerProfessionalr2ndrEditionrTestrBank
TablerofrContents
Sectionr1:rBasicrScience
Chapterr1.rScoperofrMicrobiology
Chapterr2.rChemistryrofrLife
Chapterr3.rCellrStructurerandrFunction
Chapterr4.rBacteriarandrArchaea
Chapterr5.rViruses
Chapterr6.rEukaryoticrMicroorganisms
Sectionr2:rToolsrforrStudyrandrControlrofrMicroorganisms
Chapterr7.rPhysicalrandrChemicalrMethodsrofrControl
Chapterr8.rMicrobiologicalrLaboratoryrTechniques
Chapterr9.rMicrobiologicalrLaboratoryrSafetyrIssues
Chapterr10.rPharmacology
Chapterr11.rAntimicrobialrDrugs
Sectionr3:rInfection,rDisease,randrDefense
Chapterr12.rInfectionrandrDisease
Chapterr13.rTherImmunerResponserandrLymphaticrSystem
Sectionr4:rEffectsronrSpecificrBodyrSystems
Chapterr14.rInfectionsrofrtherIntegumentaryrSystem,rSoftrTissuerandrMusculoskeletalrSystem
Chapterr15.rInfectionsrofrtherRespiratoryrSystem
Chapterr16.rInfectionsrofrtherGastrointestinalrSystem
Chapterr17.rInfectionsrofrtherNervousrSystemrandrSensoryrStructures
Chapterr18.rInfectionsrofrtherCardiovascularrandrCirculatoryrSystems
Chapterr19.rInfectionsrofrtherUrinaryrSystem
Chapterr20.rInfectionsrofrtherReproductiverSystem
Sectionr5:rFactorsrContributingrtortherEffectsrofrMicroorganismsronrHumanrHealth
Chapterr21.rSexuallyrTransmittedrInfections/Diseases
Chapterr22.rHumanrAgerandrInfections
Chapterr23.rMicroorganismsrinrtherEnvironmentrandrEffectsronrHumanrHealth
Chapterr24.rEmergingrInfectiousrDiseases
Chapterr25.rBiotechnology
,Chapter 01: Scope of Microbiology
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MULTIPLErCHOICE
1. Inrthersixteenthrcenturyrarfather-and-sonrteam,rbyrthernamerof
,rproducedrarcompoundrmicroscoperconsistingrofrarsimplertuberwithrlensesratreachrend.
a. vanrLeeuwenhoek
b. Semmelweis
c. Janssen
d. Hooke
ANS:r C REF:r p.r3
2. “Animalcules”rwererfirstrdescribedrby
a. RobertrHooke.
b. AntonyrvanrLeeuwenhoek.
c. HansrJanssen.
d. JohnrNeedham.
ANS:r B REF:r p.r3
3. Micrographia,rarpublicationrillustratingrinsects,rsponges,rasrwellrasrplantrcells,rwasrpublishedrby
a. RobertrHooke.
b. AntonyrvanrLeeuwenhoek.
c. HansrJanssen.
d. JohnrNeedham.
ANS:r A REF:r p.r3
4. Low-
PowerrMicroscopesrdesignedrforrobservingrfairlyrlargerobjectsrsuchrasrinsectsrorrwormsrare?
a. electronrmicroscopes.
b. dark-fieldrmicroscopes.
c. fluorescencermicroscopes.
d. stereomicroscopes.
ANS:r D REF:r p.r5
5. Armicroscoperthatrprovidesrarthree-dimensionalrimagerofrarspecimenrisra
a. dark-fieldrmicroscope.
b. transmissionrelectronrmicroscope.
c. bright-fieldrmicroscope.
d. scanningrelectronrmicroscope.
ANS:r D REF:r p.r7
6. Thertoolrofrchoicertorobserverlivingrmicro-organismsrisrthe
a. bright-fieldrmicroscope.
b. phase-contrastrmicroscope.
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c. fluorescencermicroscope.
d. electronrmicroscope.
ANS:r B REF:r p.r6
7. Whichrscientistrisrmostrresponsiblerforrendingrthercontroversyraboutrspontaneousrgeneration?
a. JohnrNeedham
b. JosephrLister
c. LouisrPasteur
d. RobertrKoch
ANS:r C REF:r p.r8
8. Fossilsrofrprokaryotesrgorback billionryears.
a. 4.0rtor5.0
b.rrr 3.5rtor4.0
c. 2.5rtor3.0
d.rrr 2.2rtor2.7
ANS:r B REF:r p.r9
9. Moldsrbelongrtorwhichrofrtherfollowingrgroupsrofreukaryoticrorganisms?
a. Protozoans
b. Archaea
c. Fungi
d. Algae
ANS:r C REF:r p.r11
10. Thercorrectrdescendingrorderrofrtaxonomicrcategoriesris
a. species,rdomain,rphylum,rkingdom,rorder,rdivision,rclass,rgenus.
b. domain,rkingdom,rphylum,rclass,rfamily,rorder,rgenus,rspecies.
c. domain,rkingdom,rphylum,rclass,rorder,rfamily,rgenus,rspecies.
d. kingdom,rdomain,rphylum,rorder,rclass,rfamily,rgenus,rspecies.
ANS:r C REF:r p.r10
11. Complexrcommunitiesrofrmicroorganismsronrsurfacesrarercalled
a. colonies.
b. biofilms.
c. biospheres.
d. flora.
ANS:r B REF:r p.r12
12.Arrelationshiprbetweenrorganismsrinrwhichrtherwasterproductrofronerprovidesrnutrientsrforranot
herrisrcalled
a. mutualism.
b. competition.
c. synergism.
d. commensalism.
ANS:r D REF:r p.r12
MICROBIOLOGY FOR r r
THE HEALTHCARE P
r r
ROFESSIONAL
2nd Edition VanMeter | Hubert
r r r r
TESTBANK r
, MicrobiologyrforrtherHealthcarerProfessionalr2ndrEditionrTestrBank
TablerofrContents
Sectionr1:rBasicrScience
Chapterr1.rScoperofrMicrobiology
Chapterr2.rChemistryrofrLife
Chapterr3.rCellrStructurerandrFunction
Chapterr4.rBacteriarandrArchaea
Chapterr5.rViruses
Chapterr6.rEukaryoticrMicroorganisms
Sectionr2:rToolsrforrStudyrandrControlrofrMicroorganisms
Chapterr7.rPhysicalrandrChemicalrMethodsrofrControl
Chapterr8.rMicrobiologicalrLaboratoryrTechniques
Chapterr9.rMicrobiologicalrLaboratoryrSafetyrIssues
Chapterr10.rPharmacology
Chapterr11.rAntimicrobialrDrugs
Sectionr3:rInfection,rDisease,randrDefense
Chapterr12.rInfectionrandrDisease
Chapterr13.rTherImmunerResponserandrLymphaticrSystem
Sectionr4:rEffectsronrSpecificrBodyrSystems
Chapterr14.rInfectionsrofrtherIntegumentaryrSystem,rSoftrTissuerandrMusculoskeletalrSystem
Chapterr15.rInfectionsrofrtherRespiratoryrSystem
Chapterr16.rInfectionsrofrtherGastrointestinalrSystem
Chapterr17.rInfectionsrofrtherNervousrSystemrandrSensoryrStructures
Chapterr18.rInfectionsrofrtherCardiovascularrandrCirculatoryrSystems
Chapterr19.rInfectionsrofrtherUrinaryrSystem
Chapterr20.rInfectionsrofrtherReproductiverSystem
Sectionr5:rFactorsrContributingrtortherEffectsrofrMicroorganismsronrHumanrHealth
Chapterr21.rSexuallyrTransmittedrInfections/Diseases
Chapterr22.rHumanrAgerandrInfections
Chapterr23.rMicroorganismsrinrtherEnvironmentrandrEffectsronrHumanrHealth
Chapterr24.rEmergingrInfectiousrDiseases
Chapterr25.rBiotechnology
,Chapter 01: Scope of Microbiology
r r r r
VanMeter: Microbiology for the Healthcare Professional, 2nd Edition
r r r r r r r
MULTIPLErCHOICE
1. Inrthersixteenthrcenturyrarfather-and-sonrteam,rbyrthernamerof
,rproducedrarcompoundrmicroscoperconsistingrofrarsimplertuberwithrlensesratreachrend.
a. vanrLeeuwenhoek
b. Semmelweis
c. Janssen
d. Hooke
ANS:r C REF:r p.r3
2. “Animalcules”rwererfirstrdescribedrby
a. RobertrHooke.
b. AntonyrvanrLeeuwenhoek.
c. HansrJanssen.
d. JohnrNeedham.
ANS:r B REF:r p.r3
3. Micrographia,rarpublicationrillustratingrinsects,rsponges,rasrwellrasrplantrcells,rwasrpublishedrby
a. RobertrHooke.
b. AntonyrvanrLeeuwenhoek.
c. HansrJanssen.
d. JohnrNeedham.
ANS:r A REF:r p.r3
4. Low-
PowerrMicroscopesrdesignedrforrobservingrfairlyrlargerobjectsrsuchrasrinsectsrorrwormsrare?
a. electronrmicroscopes.
b. dark-fieldrmicroscopes.
c. fluorescencermicroscopes.
d. stereomicroscopes.
ANS:r D REF:r p.r5
5. Armicroscoperthatrprovidesrarthree-dimensionalrimagerofrarspecimenrisra
a. dark-fieldrmicroscope.
b. transmissionrelectronrmicroscope.
c. bright-fieldrmicroscope.
d. scanningrelectronrmicroscope.
ANS:r D REF:r p.r7
6. Thertoolrofrchoicertorobserverlivingrmicro-organismsrisrthe
a. bright-fieldrmicroscope.
b. phase-contrastrmicroscope.
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c. fluorescencermicroscope.
d. electronrmicroscope.
ANS:r B REF:r p.r6
7. Whichrscientistrisrmostrresponsiblerforrendingrthercontroversyraboutrspontaneousrgeneration?
a. JohnrNeedham
b. JosephrLister
c. LouisrPasteur
d. RobertrKoch
ANS:r C REF:r p.r8
8. Fossilsrofrprokaryotesrgorback billionryears.
a. 4.0rtor5.0
b.rrr 3.5rtor4.0
c. 2.5rtor3.0
d.rrr 2.2rtor2.7
ANS:r B REF:r p.r9
9. Moldsrbelongrtorwhichrofrtherfollowingrgroupsrofreukaryoticrorganisms?
a. Protozoans
b. Archaea
c. Fungi
d. Algae
ANS:r C REF:r p.r11
10. Thercorrectrdescendingrorderrofrtaxonomicrcategoriesris
a. species,rdomain,rphylum,rkingdom,rorder,rdivision,rclass,rgenus.
b. domain,rkingdom,rphylum,rclass,rfamily,rorder,rgenus,rspecies.
c. domain,rkingdom,rphylum,rclass,rorder,rfamily,rgenus,rspecies.
d. kingdom,rdomain,rphylum,rorder,rclass,rfamily,rgenus,rspecies.
ANS:r C REF:r p.r10
11. Complexrcommunitiesrofrmicroorganismsronrsurfacesrarercalled
a. colonies.
b. biofilms.
c. biospheres.
d. flora.
ANS:r B REF:r p.r12
12.Arrelationshiprbetweenrorganismsrinrwhichrtherwasterproductrofronerprovidesrnutrientsrforranot
herrisrcalled
a. mutualism.
b. competition.
c. synergism.
d. commensalism.
ANS:r D REF:r p.r12