Test Bank For Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiology 7th
M M M M M M M
Edition By Connie R. Mahon
M M M M M M
Chapters 1 - 41
M M M
, Mahon: M Textbook M of M Diagnostic M Microbiology, M 7th M Edition M Test M Bank
Table Mof Mcontents
Part M1: MIntroduction Mto MClinical MMicrobiology
Chapter M 1. M Bacterial M Cell M Structure, M Physiology, M Metabolism, M and M Genetics
Chapter M2. MHost-Parasite MInteraction
Chapter M 3. M The M Laboratory M Role M in M Infection M Control
Chapter M4. MControl Mof MMicroorganisms: MDisinfection, MSterilization, Mand MMicrobiology MSafety
Chapter M5. MPerformance MImprovement Min Mthe MMicrobiology MLaboratory
Chapter M 6. M Specimen M Collection M and M Processing
Chapter M7. MMicroscopic MExamination Mof MMaterials Mfrom MInfected MSites
Chapter M8. M Use Mof MColony MMorphology Mfor Mthe MPresumptive MIdentification Mof MMicroorganisms
Chapter M9. M Biochemical MIdentification Mof MGram-Negative MBacteria
Chapter M 10. M Immunodiagnosis M of M Infectious M Diseases
Chapter M11. MApplications Mof MMolecular MDiagnostics
Chapter M 12. M Antibacterial M Mechanisms M of M Action M and M Bacterial M Resistance M Mechanisms
Chapter M13. MAntimicrobial MSusceptibility MTesting
Part M 2: M Laboratory MIdentification Mof M Significant M Isolates
Chapter M14. MStaphylococci
Chapter M 15. M Streptococcus, M Enterococcus, M and M Other M Catalase-Negative, M Gram-Positive M Cocci
Chapter M16. MAerobic MGram-Positive MBacilli
Chapter M17. MNeisseria MSpecies Mand MMoraxella Mcatarrhalis
Chapter M 18. M Haemophilus, M HACEK, M Legionella M and M Other M Fastidious M Gram-Negative M Bacilli
Chapter M19. MEnterobacteriaceae
Chapter M20. MVibrio, MAeromonas, Mand MCampylobacter MSpecies
Chapter M21. MNonfermenting Mand M MiscellaneousZGram-Negative M Bacilli
Chapter M22. MAnaerobes Mof MClinical MImportance
Chapter M23. MThe MSpirochetes
Chapter M24. MChlamydia, MRickettsia, Mand MSimilar MOrganisms
Chapter M25. MMycoplasma Mand MUreaplasma
Chapter M 26. M Mycobacterium M tuberculosis M and M Nontuberculous M Mycobacteria
Chapter M27. MMedically MSignificant M Fungi
Chapter M28. MDiagnostic MParasitology
Chapter M29. MClinical MVirology
Chapter M30. MAgents Mof MBioterror Mand MForensic MMicrobiology
Chapter M 31. M Biofilms: M Architects M of M Disease
Part M 3: M Laboratory M Diagnosis M of M Infectious M Diseases: M and M Organ M System MApproach M to
M DiagnosticMicrobiology
Chapter M32. MUpper Mand MLower MRespiratory MTract MInfections
Chapter M33. M Skin Mand MSoft MTissue MInfections
Chapter M34. MGastrointestinal MInfections Mand MFood MPoisoning
Chapter M35. MInfections Mof Mthe MCentral MNervous MSystem
Chapter M36. MBacteremia Mand MSepsis
Chapter M37. MUrinary MTract MInfections
Chapter M38. MGenital MInfections Mand MSexually MTransmitted MInfections
Chapter M 39. M Infections M in M Special M Populations
Chapter M40. MZoonotic MDiseases
Chapter M41. MOcular MInfections
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,Chapter M01: MBacterial MCell MStructure, MPhysiology, MMetabolism, Mand
M GeneticsMa Mhon: MTextbook Mof MDiagnostic MMicrobiology, M7th MEdition MTest
Bank
M
MULTIPLE M CHOICE
1. To Msurvive, Mmicrobial Minhabitants Mhave Mlearned Mto MadaptZby Mvarying Mall Mof Mthe Mfollowing, Mexcept
a. growth Mrate.
b. growth Min Mall Matmospheric Mconditions.
c. growth Mat M particular M temperatures.
d. bacterial M shape.
ANSWER: MD
The Mchapter Mbegins Mby Mdiscussing Mthe Mway Mmicrobial Minhabitants Mhave Mhad Mto Mevolve Mto
Msurvivein Mmany Mdifferent Mniches Mand Mhabitats. MIt Mdiscusses Mslow Mgrowers, Mrapid Mgrowers,
Mand Mreplication Mw Mith Mscarce Mor Mabundant Mnutrients, Munder Mdifferent Zatmospheric Mconditions,
Mtemperature Mrequirem Ments, Mand Mcell Mstructure. MBacterial Mshape Mas Ma Mform Mof Mevolution Mis
Mnot Mdiscussed.
OBJ: M Level M2: MInterpretation
2. Who Mwas Mconsidered Mthe Mfather Mof Mprotozoology Mand Mbacteriology?
a. Anton Mvan MLeeuwenhoek
b. Louis MPasteur
c. Carl MLandsteiner
d. Michael M Douglas
ANSWER: MA
The Mbook Mdiscusses MAnton Mvan MLeeuwenhoek Mas Mthe Minventor Mof Mthe Mmicroscope Mand Mthe Mfirst
Mpers Mon Mto Msee Mthe M“beasties.” MSo Mthey Mdubbed Mhim Mthe Mfather Mof Mprotozoology Mand
Mbacteriology.The Mother Mthree Mindividuals Mwere Mnot Mdiscussed.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
3. Prokaryotic Mcells M have Mwhich M of Mthe Mfollowing Mstructures M in M their Mcytoplasm?
a. Golgi Mapparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. Endoplasmic M reticulum
ANSWER: M B
All Mthe Mstructures Mlisted Mare Mfound Min MeukaryoticZcells, Mbut Mribosomes Mare Mthe Monly Mones
Mthatap M ply Mto Mprokaryotic Mcells.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
4. This Mform Mof MDNA Mis Mcommonly Mfound Min Meukaryotic Mcells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid
.
.
, ANSWER: MA
Circular Mand Mplasmid MDNAZare Musually Mfound Monly Min Mbacteria, Mnot Meukaryotic Mcells. MColloid
Misa Mp Mroperty Mof Mprotein Mmolecules Mand Mis Mnot Massociated Mwith Mnucleotides.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
5. The Mnuclear M membrane M in M prokaryotes M is
a. missing.
b. impenetrable.
c. a Mclassic Mmembrane.
d. a Mlipid Mbilayer Mmembrane.
ANSWER: MA
Prokaryotic Mcells Mdo Mnot Mhave Many Mmembrane-
bound Mstructures Min Mthe M cytoplasm Mincluding Mastructured Mnucleus.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
6. A Mmicroorganism MthatZis Ma Municellular Morganism Mand Mlacks Ma Mnuclear Mmembrane Mand
M truenu M cleus Mbelongs Mto Mwhich Mclassification?
a. Fungi
b. Bacteria
c. Algae
d. Parasite
ANSWER: M B
Fungi, Malgae, Mand Mparasites Mare Municellular Meukaryotic Morganisms Mthat Mcontain Ma Mtrue
Mnucleus.B M acteria Mare Mprokaryotic Mand Mdo Mnot Mcontain Ma Mtrue Mnucleus Mor Mnuclear
Mmembrane.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
7. In Mthe Mlaboratory, Mthe Mclinical Mmicrobiologist Mis Mresponsible Mfor Mall Mthe Mfollowing, Mexcept
a. isolating M microorganisms.
b. selecting M treatment M for M patients.
c. identifying M microorganisms.
d. analyzing Mbacteria Mthat Mcause Mdisease.
ANSWER: M B
Clinical Mmicrobiologists Mdo Mnot Mselect Mthe Mtreatment Mfor Mpatients. MThey Mprovide Mthe Mdoctor
Mwiththe Mname Mof Mthe Morganism Mand Mthe Mantibiotics Mthat Mcan Mkill Mthe Mbacteria, Mbut Mnot Min Mthe
Mfinal Mselection Mof Mtreatment Mprotocols.
OBJ: M Level M2: MRecall
8. What Menables Mthe Mmicrobiologist Mto Mselect Mthe Mcorrect Mmedia Mfor Mprimary Mculture Mand
Moptimizet Mhe Mchance Mof Misolating Ma Mpathogenic Morganism?
a. Determining M staining M characteristics
b. Understanding M the M cell M structure M and M biochemical M pathways M of M an M organism
c. Understanding Mthe Mgrowth Mrequirements Mof Mpotential Mpathogens Mat Mspecific Mbody Msite
d. Knowing Mthe Mdifferences Min Mcell Mwalls Mof Mparticular Mbacteria
ANSWER: MC
M M M M M M M
Edition By Connie R. Mahon
M M M M M M
Chapters 1 - 41
M M M
, Mahon: M Textbook M of M Diagnostic M Microbiology, M 7th M Edition M Test M Bank
Table Mof Mcontents
Part M1: MIntroduction Mto MClinical MMicrobiology
Chapter M 1. M Bacterial M Cell M Structure, M Physiology, M Metabolism, M and M Genetics
Chapter M2. MHost-Parasite MInteraction
Chapter M 3. M The M Laboratory M Role M in M Infection M Control
Chapter M4. MControl Mof MMicroorganisms: MDisinfection, MSterilization, Mand MMicrobiology MSafety
Chapter M5. MPerformance MImprovement Min Mthe MMicrobiology MLaboratory
Chapter M 6. M Specimen M Collection M and M Processing
Chapter M7. MMicroscopic MExamination Mof MMaterials Mfrom MInfected MSites
Chapter M8. M Use Mof MColony MMorphology Mfor Mthe MPresumptive MIdentification Mof MMicroorganisms
Chapter M9. M Biochemical MIdentification Mof MGram-Negative MBacteria
Chapter M 10. M Immunodiagnosis M of M Infectious M Diseases
Chapter M11. MApplications Mof MMolecular MDiagnostics
Chapter M 12. M Antibacterial M Mechanisms M of M Action M and M Bacterial M Resistance M Mechanisms
Chapter M13. MAntimicrobial MSusceptibility MTesting
Part M 2: M Laboratory MIdentification Mof M Significant M Isolates
Chapter M14. MStaphylococci
Chapter M 15. M Streptococcus, M Enterococcus, M and M Other M Catalase-Negative, M Gram-Positive M Cocci
Chapter M16. MAerobic MGram-Positive MBacilli
Chapter M17. MNeisseria MSpecies Mand MMoraxella Mcatarrhalis
Chapter M 18. M Haemophilus, M HACEK, M Legionella M and M Other M Fastidious M Gram-Negative M Bacilli
Chapter M19. MEnterobacteriaceae
Chapter M20. MVibrio, MAeromonas, Mand MCampylobacter MSpecies
Chapter M21. MNonfermenting Mand M MiscellaneousZGram-Negative M Bacilli
Chapter M22. MAnaerobes Mof MClinical MImportance
Chapter M23. MThe MSpirochetes
Chapter M24. MChlamydia, MRickettsia, Mand MSimilar MOrganisms
Chapter M25. MMycoplasma Mand MUreaplasma
Chapter M 26. M Mycobacterium M tuberculosis M and M Nontuberculous M Mycobacteria
Chapter M27. MMedically MSignificant M Fungi
Chapter M28. MDiagnostic MParasitology
Chapter M29. MClinical MVirology
Chapter M30. MAgents Mof MBioterror Mand MForensic MMicrobiology
Chapter M 31. M Biofilms: M Architects M of M Disease
Part M 3: M Laboratory M Diagnosis M of M Infectious M Diseases: M and M Organ M System MApproach M to
M DiagnosticMicrobiology
Chapter M32. MUpper Mand MLower MRespiratory MTract MInfections
Chapter M33. M Skin Mand MSoft MTissue MInfections
Chapter M34. MGastrointestinal MInfections Mand MFood MPoisoning
Chapter M35. MInfections Mof Mthe MCentral MNervous MSystem
Chapter M36. MBacteremia Mand MSepsis
Chapter M37. MUrinary MTract MInfections
Chapter M38. MGenital MInfections Mand MSexually MTransmitted MInfections
Chapter M 39. M Infections M in M Special M Populations
Chapter M40. MZoonotic MDiseases
Chapter M41. MOcular MInfections
-
,Chapter M01: MBacterial MCell MStructure, MPhysiology, MMetabolism, Mand
M GeneticsMa Mhon: MTextbook Mof MDiagnostic MMicrobiology, M7th MEdition MTest
Bank
M
MULTIPLE M CHOICE
1. To Msurvive, Mmicrobial Minhabitants Mhave Mlearned Mto MadaptZby Mvarying Mall Mof Mthe Mfollowing, Mexcept
a. growth Mrate.
b. growth Min Mall Matmospheric Mconditions.
c. growth Mat M particular M temperatures.
d. bacterial M shape.
ANSWER: MD
The Mchapter Mbegins Mby Mdiscussing Mthe Mway Mmicrobial Minhabitants Mhave Mhad Mto Mevolve Mto
Msurvivein Mmany Mdifferent Mniches Mand Mhabitats. MIt Mdiscusses Mslow Mgrowers, Mrapid Mgrowers,
Mand Mreplication Mw Mith Mscarce Mor Mabundant Mnutrients, Munder Mdifferent Zatmospheric Mconditions,
Mtemperature Mrequirem Ments, Mand Mcell Mstructure. MBacterial Mshape Mas Ma Mform Mof Mevolution Mis
Mnot Mdiscussed.
OBJ: M Level M2: MInterpretation
2. Who Mwas Mconsidered Mthe Mfather Mof Mprotozoology Mand Mbacteriology?
a. Anton Mvan MLeeuwenhoek
b. Louis MPasteur
c. Carl MLandsteiner
d. Michael M Douglas
ANSWER: MA
The Mbook Mdiscusses MAnton Mvan MLeeuwenhoek Mas Mthe Minventor Mof Mthe Mmicroscope Mand Mthe Mfirst
Mpers Mon Mto Msee Mthe M“beasties.” MSo Mthey Mdubbed Mhim Mthe Mfather Mof Mprotozoology Mand
Mbacteriology.The Mother Mthree Mindividuals Mwere Mnot Mdiscussed.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
3. Prokaryotic Mcells M have Mwhich M of Mthe Mfollowing Mstructures M in M their Mcytoplasm?
a. Golgi Mapparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. Endoplasmic M reticulum
ANSWER: M B
All Mthe Mstructures Mlisted Mare Mfound Min MeukaryoticZcells, Mbut Mribosomes Mare Mthe Monly Mones
Mthatap M ply Mto Mprokaryotic Mcells.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
4. This Mform Mof MDNA Mis Mcommonly Mfound Min Meukaryotic Mcells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid
.
.
, ANSWER: MA
Circular Mand Mplasmid MDNAZare Musually Mfound Monly Min Mbacteria, Mnot Meukaryotic Mcells. MColloid
Misa Mp Mroperty Mof Mprotein Mmolecules Mand Mis Mnot Massociated Mwith Mnucleotides.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
5. The Mnuclear M membrane M in M prokaryotes M is
a. missing.
b. impenetrable.
c. a Mclassic Mmembrane.
d. a Mlipid Mbilayer Mmembrane.
ANSWER: MA
Prokaryotic Mcells Mdo Mnot Mhave Many Mmembrane-
bound Mstructures Min Mthe M cytoplasm Mincluding Mastructured Mnucleus.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
6. A Mmicroorganism MthatZis Ma Municellular Morganism Mand Mlacks Ma Mnuclear Mmembrane Mand
M truenu M cleus Mbelongs Mto Mwhich Mclassification?
a. Fungi
b. Bacteria
c. Algae
d. Parasite
ANSWER: M B
Fungi, Malgae, Mand Mparasites Mare Municellular Meukaryotic Morganisms Mthat Mcontain Ma Mtrue
Mnucleus.B M acteria Mare Mprokaryotic Mand Mdo Mnot Mcontain Ma Mtrue Mnucleus Mor Mnuclear
Mmembrane.
OBJ: M Level M1: MRecall
7. In Mthe Mlaboratory, Mthe Mclinical Mmicrobiologist Mis Mresponsible Mfor Mall Mthe Mfollowing, Mexcept
a. isolating M microorganisms.
b. selecting M treatment M for M patients.
c. identifying M microorganisms.
d. analyzing Mbacteria Mthat Mcause Mdisease.
ANSWER: M B
Clinical Mmicrobiologists Mdo Mnot Mselect Mthe Mtreatment Mfor Mpatients. MThey Mprovide Mthe Mdoctor
Mwiththe Mname Mof Mthe Morganism Mand Mthe Mantibiotics Mthat Mcan Mkill Mthe Mbacteria, Mbut Mnot Min Mthe
Mfinal Mselection Mof Mtreatment Mprotocols.
OBJ: M Level M2: MRecall
8. What Menables Mthe Mmicrobiologist Mto Mselect Mthe Mcorrect Mmedia Mfor Mprimary Mculture Mand
Moptimizet Mhe Mchance Mof Misolating Ma Mpathogenic Morganism?
a. Determining M staining M characteristics
b. Understanding M the M cell M structure M and M biochemical M pathways M of M an M organism
c. Understanding Mthe Mgrowth Mrequirements Mof Mpotential Mpathogens Mat Mspecific Mbody Msite
d. Knowing Mthe Mdifferences Min Mcell Mwalls Mof Mparticular Mbacteria
ANSWER: MC
