Module 6 Review Essential
Microbiology with 100% Verified
Questions With Accurate Answers
Determining motility and Gram status - ANSWER-Checking
motility first and then performing a Gram stain to avoid killing
the organism
Highly virulent form of plague - ANSWER-Pneumonic plague is
the most highly virulent form of plague, targeting the
respiratory system
Disease characterized by a 'bulls-eye' rash - ANSWER-Lyme
disease is characterized by a distinctive 'bulls-eye' rash
Causative agent of syphilis - ANSWER-Syphilis is caused by a
Gram-negative spirochete bacterium
, Facultative anaerobe growth conditions - ANSWER-
Microorganisms that can grow in both aerobic and anaerobic
conditions
Effect of peroxides on Streptococcus - ANSWER-Peroxides
cause cell death in Streptococcus due to their inability to break
them down
Streaking Streptococcus on agar - ANSWER-Using blood agar to
observe hemolytic properties of Streptococcus
Lancefield groups - ANSWER-Subdivisions used to categorize
beta-hemolytic Streptococcus
Causative agent of most Strep infections - ANSWER-Group A
Streptococcus is responsible for over 90% of Strep infections
Progression of untreated strep throat - ANSWER-Untreated
strep throat can lead to rheumatic fever, which exhibits beta-
hemolytic activity
Microbiology with 100% Verified
Questions With Accurate Answers
Determining motility and Gram status - ANSWER-Checking
motility first and then performing a Gram stain to avoid killing
the organism
Highly virulent form of plague - ANSWER-Pneumonic plague is
the most highly virulent form of plague, targeting the
respiratory system
Disease characterized by a 'bulls-eye' rash - ANSWER-Lyme
disease is characterized by a distinctive 'bulls-eye' rash
Causative agent of syphilis - ANSWER-Syphilis is caused by a
Gram-negative spirochete bacterium
, Facultative anaerobe growth conditions - ANSWER-
Microorganisms that can grow in both aerobic and anaerobic
conditions
Effect of peroxides on Streptococcus - ANSWER-Peroxides
cause cell death in Streptococcus due to their inability to break
them down
Streaking Streptococcus on agar - ANSWER-Using blood agar to
observe hemolytic properties of Streptococcus
Lancefield groups - ANSWER-Subdivisions used to categorize
beta-hemolytic Streptococcus
Causative agent of most Strep infections - ANSWER-Group A
Streptococcus is responsible for over 90% of Strep infections
Progression of untreated strep throat - ANSWER-Untreated
strep throat can lead to rheumatic fever, which exhibits beta-
hemolytic activity
