3rd Edition
By Karin C. VanMeter, Robert J. Hubert
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,Table of content
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1.AAScopeAofAmicrobiology
2.AAChemistryAofAlife
3.AACellAstructureAandAfunction
4.AABacteriaAandAarchaea
5.AAViruses
6.AAEukaryoticAmicroorganisms
7.AAPhysicalAandAchemicalAmethodsAofAcontrol
8.AAMicrobiologicalAlaboratoryAtechniques
9.AAMicrobiologicalAlaboratoryAsafetyAissues
10.AAPharmacology
11.AAAntimicrobialAdrugs
12.AAInfectionAandAdisease
13.AATheAimmuneAresponseAandAlymphaticAsystem
14.AAInfectionsAofAtheAintegumentaryAsystem,AsoftAtissue,AandAmusculoskeletalAsystem
15.AAInfectionsAofAtheArespiratoryAsystem
16.AAInfectionsAofAtheAgastrointestinalAsystem
A 17.AAInfectionsAofAtheAnervousAsystemAandAsensoryAstructures
A 18.AAInfectionsAofAtheAcardiovascularAandAcirculatoryAsystems
A 19.AAInfectionsAofAtheAurinaryAsystem
20.AAInfectionsAofAtheAreproductiveAsystem
A 21.AASexuallyAtransmittedAinfectionsAandAdiseases
22.AAHumanAageAandAmicroorganisms
A 23.AAMicroorganismsAinAtheAenvironmentAandAeffectsAonAhumanAhealth
24.AAEmergingAinfectiousAdiseases
25.AABiotechnology
,ChapterA01:AScopeAofAMicrobiology
VanMeter:AMicrobiologyAforAtheAHealthcareAProfessional,A3rdAEdition
MULTIPLEACHOICE
1. InAtheAsixteenthAcenturyAaAfather-and-sonAteam,AbyAtheAnameAof
,AproducedAaAcompoundAmicroscopeAconsistingAofAaAsimpleAtubeAwithAlensesAatAeachAe
nd.
a. vanALeeuwenhoek
b. Semmelweis
c. Janssen
d. Hooke
ANS:A C REF:A p.A3
2. “Animalcules”AwereAfirstAdescribedAby
a. RobertAHooke.
b. AntonyAvanALeeuwenhoek.
c. HansAJanssen.
d. JohnANeedham.
ANS:A B REF:A p.A3
3. Micrographia,AaApublicationAillustratingAinsects,Asponges,AasAwellAasAplantAcells,AwasApublish
edAby
a. RobertAHooke.
b. AntonyAvanALeeuwenhoek.
c. HansAJanssen.
d. JohnANeedham.
ANS:A A REF:A p.A3
4. Low-
powerAmicroscopesAdesignedAforAobservingAfairlyAlargeAobjectsAsuchAasAinsectsAorAwormsAar
e
a. electronAmicroscopes.
b. dark-fieldAmicroscopes.
c. fluorescenceAmicroscopes.
d. stereomicroscopes.
ANS:A D REF:A p.A5
5. AAmicroscopeAthatAprovidesAaAthree-dimensionalAimageAofAaAspecimenAisAa
a. dark-fieldAmicroscope.
b. transmissionAelectronAmicroscope.
c. bright-fieldAmicroscope.
d. scanningAelectronAmicroscope.
ANS:A D REF:A p.A7
6. TheAtoolAofAchoiceAtoAobserveAlivingAmicroorganismsAisAthe
a. bright-fieldAmicroscope.
, b. phase-contrastAmicroscope.