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Table Pof Pcontents
Part P1: PIntroduction Pto PClinical PMicrobiology
Chapter P1. PBacterial PCell PStructure, PPhysiology, PMetabolism, Pand PGenetics
Chapter P2. PHost-Parasite PInteraction
Chapter P3. PThe PLaboratory PRole Pin PInfection PControl
Chapter P4. PControl Pof PMicroorganisms: PDisinfection, PSterilization, Pand PMicrobiology PSafety
Chapter P5. PPerformance PImprovement Pin Pthe PMicrobiology PLaboratory
Chapter P6. PSpecimen PCollection Pand PProcessing
Chapter P7. PMicroscopic PExamination Pof PMaterials Pfrom PInfected PSites
Chapter P8. P Use Pof PColony PMorphology Pfor Pthe PPresumptive PIdentification Pof PMicroorganisms
Chapter P9. P Biochemical PIdentification Pof PGram-Negative PBacteria
Chapter P10. PImmunodiagnosis Pof PInfectious PDiseases
Chapter P11. PApplications Pof PMolecular PDiagnostics
Chapter P12. PAntibacterial PMechanisms Pof PAction Pand PBacterial PResistance PMechanisms
Chapter P13. PAntimicrobial PSusceptibility PTesting
Part P2: PLaboratory PIdentification Pof PSignificant PIsolates
Chapter P14. PStaphylococci
Chapter P15. PStreptococcus, PEnterococcus, Pand POther PCatalase-Negative, PGram-Positive PCocci
Chapter P16. PAerobic PGram-Positive PBacilli
Chapter P17. PNeisseria PSpecies Pand PMoraxella Pcatarrhalis
Chapter P18. PHaemophilus, PHACEK, PLegionella Pand POther PFastidious PGram-Negative PBacilli
Chapter P19. PEnterobacteriaceae
Chapter P20. PVibrio, PAeromonas, Pand PCampylobacter PSpecies
Chapter P21. PNonfermenting Pand PMiscellaneous PGram-Negative PBacilli
Chapter P22. PAnaerobes Pof PClinical PImportance
Chapter P23. PThe PSpirochetes
Chapter P24. PChlamydia, PRickettsia, Pand PSimilar POrganisms
Chapter P25. PMycoplasma Pand PUreaplasma
Chapter P26. PMycobacterium Ptuberculosis Pand PNontuberculous PMycobacteria
Chapter P27. PMedically PSignificant PFungi
Chapter P28. PDiagnostic PParasitology
Chapter P29. PClinical PVirology
Chapter P30. PAgents Pof PBioterror Pand PForensic PMicrobiology
Chapter P31. PBiofilms: PArchitects Pof PDisease
Part P3: PLaboratory PDiagnosis Pof PInfectious PDiseases: Pand POrgan PSystem PApproach Pto
PDiagnostic P Microbiology
Chapter P32. PUpper Pand PLower PRespiratory PTract PInfections
Chapter P33. PSkin Pand PSoft PTissue PInfections
Chapter P34. PGastrointestinal PInfections Pand PFood PPoisoning
Chapter P35. PInfections Pof Pthe PCentral PNervous PSystem
Chapter P36. PBacteremia Pand PSepsis
Chapter P37. PUrinary PTract PInfections
Chapter P38. PGenital PInfections Pand PSexually PTransmitted PInfections
Chapter P39. PInfections Pin PSpecial PPopulations
Chapter P40. PZoonotic PDiseases
,Chapter P41. POcular PInfections
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Chapter P01: PBacterial PCell PStructure, PPhysiology, PMetabolism, Pand PGenetics
P Mahon: PTextbook Pof PDiagnostic PMicrobiology, P7th PEdition PTest PBank
MULTIPLE PCHOICE
1. To Psurvive, Pmicrobial Pinhabitants Phave Plearned Pto Padapt Pby Pvarying Pall Pof Pthe Pfollowing, Pexcept
a. growth Prate.
b. growth Pin Pall Patmospheric Pconditions.
c. growth Pat Pparticular Ptemperatures.
d. bacterial Pshape.
ANSWER: P D
The Pchapter Pbegins Pby Pdiscussing Pthe Pway Pmicrobial Pinhabitants Phave Phad Pto Pevolve Pto
Psurvive P in Pmany Pdifferent Pniches Pand Phabitats. PIt Pdiscusses Pslow Pgrowers, Prapid Pgrowers,
Pand P replication Pwith Pscarce Por Pabundant Pnutrients, Punder Pdifferent Patmospheric Pconditions,
P temperature Prequirements, Pand Pcell Pstructure. PBacterial Pshape Pas Pa Pform Pof Pevolution Pis Pnot
P discussed.
OBJ: P Level P2: PInterpretation
2. Who Pwas Pconsidered Pthe Pfather Pof Pprotozoology Pand Pbacteriology?
a. Anton Pvan PLeeuwenhoek
b. Louis PPasteur
c. Carl PLandsteiner
d. Michael PDouglas
ANSWER: P A
The Pbook Pdiscusses PAnton Pvan PLeeuwenhoek Pas Pthe Pinventor Pof Pthe Pmicroscope Pand Pthe
Pfirst P person Pto Psee Pthe P“beasties.” PSo Pthey Pdubbed Phim Pthe Pfather Pof Pprotozoology Pand
Pbacteriology. P The Pother Pthree Pindividuals Pwere Pnot Pdiscussed.
OBJ: P Level P1: PRecall
3. Prokaryotic Pcells Phave Pwhich Pof Pthe Pfollowing Pstructures Pin Ptheir Pcytoplasm?
a. Golgi Papparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. Endoplasmic Preticulum
ANSWER: P B
All Pthe Pstructures Plisted Pare Pfound Pin Peukaryotic Pcells, Pbut Pribosomes Pare Pthe Ponly Pones
Pthat P apply Pto Pprokaryotic Pcells.
OBJ: P Level P1: PRecall
4. This Pform Pof PDNA Pis Pcommonly Pfound Pin Peukaryotic Pcells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid
Test Bank For Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiology 7th
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P Edition By Connie R. Mahon
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Chapters 1 - 41
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P
Table Pof Pcontents
Part P1: PIntroduction Pto PClinical PMicrobiology
Chapter P1. PBacterial PCell PStructure, PPhysiology, PMetabolism, Pand PGenetics
Chapter P2. PHost-Parasite PInteraction
Chapter P3. PThe PLaboratory PRole Pin PInfection PControl
Chapter P4. PControl Pof PMicroorganisms: PDisinfection, PSterilization, Pand PMicrobiology PSafety
Chapter P5. PPerformance PImprovement Pin Pthe PMicrobiology PLaboratory
Chapter P6. PSpecimen PCollection Pand PProcessing
Chapter P7. PMicroscopic PExamination Pof PMaterials Pfrom PInfected PSites
Chapter P8. P Use Pof PColony PMorphology Pfor Pthe PPresumptive PIdentification Pof PMicroorganisms
Chapter P9. P Biochemical PIdentification Pof PGram-Negative PBacteria
Chapter P10. PImmunodiagnosis Pof PInfectious PDiseases
Chapter P11. PApplications Pof PMolecular PDiagnostics
Chapter P12. PAntibacterial PMechanisms Pof PAction Pand PBacterial PResistance PMechanisms
Chapter P13. PAntimicrobial PSusceptibility PTesting
Part P2: PLaboratory PIdentification Pof PSignificant PIsolates
Chapter P14. PStaphylococci
Chapter P15. PStreptococcus, PEnterococcus, Pand POther PCatalase-Negative, PGram-Positive PCocci
Chapter P16. PAerobic PGram-Positive PBacilli
Chapter P17. PNeisseria PSpecies Pand PMoraxella Pcatarrhalis
Chapter P18. PHaemophilus, PHACEK, PLegionella Pand POther PFastidious PGram-Negative PBacilli
Chapter P19. PEnterobacteriaceae
Chapter P20. PVibrio, PAeromonas, Pand PCampylobacter PSpecies
Chapter P21. PNonfermenting Pand PMiscellaneous PGram-Negative PBacilli
Chapter P22. PAnaerobes Pof PClinical PImportance
Chapter P23. PThe PSpirochetes
Chapter P24. PChlamydia, PRickettsia, Pand PSimilar POrganisms
Chapter P25. PMycoplasma Pand PUreaplasma
Chapter P26. PMycobacterium Ptuberculosis Pand PNontuberculous PMycobacteria
Chapter P27. PMedically PSignificant PFungi
Chapter P28. PDiagnostic PParasitology
Chapter P29. PClinical PVirology
Chapter P30. PAgents Pof PBioterror Pand PForensic PMicrobiology
Chapter P31. PBiofilms: PArchitects Pof PDisease
Part P3: PLaboratory PDiagnosis Pof PInfectious PDiseases: Pand POrgan PSystem PApproach Pto
PDiagnostic P Microbiology
Chapter P32. PUpper Pand PLower PRespiratory PTract PInfections
Chapter P33. PSkin Pand PSoft PTissue PInfections
Chapter P34. PGastrointestinal PInfections Pand PFood PPoisoning
Chapter P35. PInfections Pof Pthe PCentral PNervous PSystem
Chapter P36. PBacteremia Pand PSepsis
Chapter P37. PUrinary PTract PInfections
Chapter P38. PGenital PInfections Pand PSexually PTransmitted PInfections
Chapter P39. PInfections Pin PSpecial PPopulations
Chapter P40. PZoonotic PDiseases
,Chapter P41. POcular PInfections
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Chapter P01: PBacterial PCell PStructure, PPhysiology, PMetabolism, Pand PGenetics
P Mahon: PTextbook Pof PDiagnostic PMicrobiology, P7th PEdition PTest PBank
MULTIPLE PCHOICE
1. To Psurvive, Pmicrobial Pinhabitants Phave Plearned Pto Padapt Pby Pvarying Pall Pof Pthe Pfollowing, Pexcept
a. growth Prate.
b. growth Pin Pall Patmospheric Pconditions.
c. growth Pat Pparticular Ptemperatures.
d. bacterial Pshape.
ANSWER: P D
The Pchapter Pbegins Pby Pdiscussing Pthe Pway Pmicrobial Pinhabitants Phave Phad Pto Pevolve Pto
Psurvive P in Pmany Pdifferent Pniches Pand Phabitats. PIt Pdiscusses Pslow Pgrowers, Prapid Pgrowers,
Pand P replication Pwith Pscarce Por Pabundant Pnutrients, Punder Pdifferent Patmospheric Pconditions,
P temperature Prequirements, Pand Pcell Pstructure. PBacterial Pshape Pas Pa Pform Pof Pevolution Pis Pnot
P discussed.
OBJ: P Level P2: PInterpretation
2. Who Pwas Pconsidered Pthe Pfather Pof Pprotozoology Pand Pbacteriology?
a. Anton Pvan PLeeuwenhoek
b. Louis PPasteur
c. Carl PLandsteiner
d. Michael PDouglas
ANSWER: P A
The Pbook Pdiscusses PAnton Pvan PLeeuwenhoek Pas Pthe Pinventor Pof Pthe Pmicroscope Pand Pthe
Pfirst P person Pto Psee Pthe P“beasties.” PSo Pthey Pdubbed Phim Pthe Pfather Pof Pprotozoology Pand
Pbacteriology. P The Pother Pthree Pindividuals Pwere Pnot Pdiscussed.
OBJ: P Level P1: PRecall
3. Prokaryotic Pcells Phave Pwhich Pof Pthe Pfollowing Pstructures Pin Ptheir Pcytoplasm?
a. Golgi Papparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. Endoplasmic Preticulum
ANSWER: P B
All Pthe Pstructures Plisted Pare Pfound Pin Peukaryotic Pcells, Pbut Pribosomes Pare Pthe Ponly Pones
Pthat P apply Pto Pprokaryotic Pcells.
OBJ: P Level P1: PRecall
4. This Pform Pof PDNA Pis Pcommonly Pfound Pin Peukaryotic Pcells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid
