TEST BANK For Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiology, 6th Edition By Connie R. Mahon, Verified Chapters 1 - 41, Complete Newest Version

Test Bank For Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiology
6th Edition By Connie R. Mahon
Chapters 1 - 41

, Mahon:STextbookSofSDiagnosticSMicrobiology,S6thSEditionSTestSBank

TableSofScontents
PartS1:SIntroductionStoSClinicalSMicrobiology
ChapterS1.SBacterialSCellSStructure,SPhysiology,SMetabolism,SandSGenetics
ChapterS2.SHost-ParasiteSInteraction
ChapterS3.STheSLaboratorySRoleSinSInfectionSControl
ChapterS4.SControlSofSMicroorganisms:SDisinfection,SSterilization,SandSMicrobiologySSafety
ChapterS5.SPerformanceSImprovementSinStheSMicrobiologySLaboratory
ChapterS6.SSpecimenSCollectionSandSProcessing
ChapterS7.SMicroscopicSExaminationSofSMaterialsSfromSInfectedSSites
ChapterS8.S UseSofSColonySMorphologySforStheSPresumptiveSIdentificationSofSMicroorganisms
ChapterS9.S BiochemicalSIdentificationSofSGram-NegativeSBacteria
ChapterS10.SImmunodiagnosisSofSInfectiousSDiseases
ChapterS11.SApplicationsSofSMolecularSDiagnostics
ChapterS12.SAntibacterialSMechanismsSofSActionSandSBacterialSResistanceSMechanisms
ChapterS13.SAntimicrobialSSusceptibilitySTesting
PartS2:SLaboratorySIdentificationSofSSignificantSIsolates
ChapterS14.SStaphylococci
ChapterS15.SStreptococcus,SEnterococcus,SandSOtherSCatalase-Negative,SGram-PositiveSCocci
ChapterS16.SAerobicSGram-PositiveSBacilli
ChapterS17.SNeisseriaSSpeciesSandSMoraxellaScatarrhalis
ChapterS18.SHaemophilus,SHACEK,SLegionellaSandSOtherSFastidiousSGram-NegativeSBacilli
ChapterS19.SEnterobacteriaceae
ChapterS20.SVibrio,SAeromonas,SandSCampylobacterSSpecies
ChapterS21.SNonfermentingSandSMiscellaneousSGram-NegativeSBacilli
ChapterS22.SAnaerobesSofSClinicalSImportance
ChapterS23.STheSSpirochetes
ChapterS24.SChlamydia,SRickettsia,SandSSimilarSOrganisms
ChapterS25.SMycoplasmaSandSUreaplasma
ChapterS26.SMycobacteriumStuberculosisSandSNontuberculousSMycobacteria
ChapterS27.SMedicallySSignificantSFungi
ChapterS28.SDiagnosticSParasitology
ChapterS29.SClinicalSVirology
ChapterS30.SAgentsSofSBioterrorSandSForensicSMicrobiology
ChapterS31.SBiofilms:SArchitectsSofSDisease
PartS3:SLaboratorySDiagnosisSofSInfectiousSDiseases:SandSOrganSSystemSApproachStoSDiagnosticSMicrobiolo
gy
ChapterS32.SUpperSandSLowerSRespiratorySTractSInfections
ChapterS33.SSkinSandSSoftSTissueSInfections
ChapterS34.SGastrointestinalSInfectionsSandSFoodSPoisoning
ChapterS35.SInfectionsSofStheSCentralSNervousSSystem
ChapterS36.SBacteremiaSandSSepsis
ChapterS37.SUrinarySTractSInfections
ChapterS38.SGenitalSInfectionsSandSSexuallySTransmittedSInfections
ChapterS39.SInfectionsSinSSpecialSPopulations
ChapterS40.SZoonoticSDiseases
ChapterS41.SOcularSInfections
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,ChapterS01:SBacterialSCellSStructure,SPhysiology,SMetabolism,SandSGenetic
sSMahon:STextbookSofSDiagnosticSMicrobiology,S6thSEditionSTestSBank

MULTIPLESCHOICE

1. ToSsurvive,SmicrobialSinhabitantsShaveSlearnedStoSadaptSbySvaryingSallSofStheSfollowing,Sexcept
a. growthSrate.
b. growthSinSallSatmosphericSconditions.
c. growthSatSparticularStemperatures.
d. bacterialSshape.
ANSWER:S D
TheSchapterSbeginsSbySdiscussingStheSwaySmicrobialSinhabitantsShaveShadStoSevolveStoSsurviv
eSinSmanySdifferentSnichesSandShabitats.SItSdiscussesSslowSgrowers,SrapidSgrowers,SandSreplica
tionSwithSscarceSorSabundantSnutrients,SunderSdifferentSatmosphericSconditions,StemperatureSr
equirements,SandScellSstructure.SBacterialSshapeSasSaSformSofSevolutionSisSnotSdiscussed.

OBJ:S LevelS2:SInterpretation

2. WhoSwasSconsideredStheSfatherSofSprotozoologySandSbacteriology?
a. AntonSvanSLeeuwenhoek
b. LouisSPasteur
c. CarlSLandsteiner
d. MichaelSDouglas
ANSWER:S A
TheSbookSdiscussesSAntonSvanSLeeuwenhoekSasStheSinventorSofStheSmicroscopeSandStheSfirstS
personStoSseeStheS“beasties.”SSoStheySdubbedShimStheSfatherSofSprotozoologySandSbacteriolog
y.STheSotherSthreeSindividualsSwereSnotSdiscussed.

OBJ:S LevelS1:SRecall

3. ProkaryoticScellsShaveSwhichSofStheSfollowingSstructuresSinStheirScytoplasm?
a. GolgiSapparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. EndoplasmicSreticulum
ANSWER:S B
AllStheSstructuresSlistedSareSfoundSinSeukaryoticScells,SbutSribosomesSareStheSonlySonesSth
atSapplyStoSprokaryoticScells.

OBJ:S LevelS1:SRecall

4. ThisSformSofSDNASisScommonlySfoundSinSeukaryoticScells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid




TestBanks/SSolutionSManualsSandSExa

, ANSWER:S A
CircularSandSplasmidSDNASareSusuallySfoundSonlySinSbacteria,SnotSeukaryoticScells.SColloidSi
sSaSpropertySofSproteinSmoleculesSandSisSnotSassociatedSwithSnucleotides.

OBJ:S LevelS1:SRecall

5. TheSnuclearSmembraneSinSprokaryotesSis
a. missing.
b. impenetrable.
c. aSclassicSmembrane.
d. aSlipidSbilayerSmembrane.
ANSWER:S A
ProkaryoticScellsSdoSnotShaveSanySmembrane-
boundSstructuresSinStheScytoplasmSincludingSaSstructuredSnucleus.

OBJ:S LevelS1:SRecall

6. ASmicroorganismSthatSisSaSunicellularSorganismSandSlacksSaSnuclearSmembraneSandStru
eSnucleusSbelongsStoSwhichSclassification?
a. Fungi
b. Bacteria
c. Algae
d. Parasite
ANSWER:S B
Fungi,Salgae,SandSparasitesSareSunicellularSeukaryoticSorganismsSthatScontainSaStrueSnucleu
s.SBacteriaSareSprokaryoticSandSdoSnotScontainSaStrueSnucleusSorSnuclearSmembrane.
OBJ:S LevelS1:SRecall

7. InStheSlaboratory,StheSclinicalSmicrobiologistSisSresponsibleSforSallStheSfollowing,Sexcept
a. isolatingSmicroorganisms.
b. selectingStreatmentSforSpatients.
c. identifyingSmicroorganisms.
d. analyzingSbacteriaSthatScauseSdisease.

ANSWER:S B
ClinicalSmicrobiologistsSdoSnotSselectStheStreatmentSforSpatients.STheySprovideStheSdoctorSwit
hStheSnameSofStheSorganismSandStheSantibioticsSthatScanSkillStheSbacteria,SbutSnotSinStheSfinalSs
electionSofStreatmentSprotocols.

OBJ:S LevelS2:SRecall

8. WhatSenablesStheSmicrobiologistStoSselectStheScorrectSmediaSforSprimaryScultureSandSoptimiz
eStheSchanceSofSisolatingSaSpathogenicSorganism?
a. DeterminingSstainingScharacteristics
b. UnderstandingStheScellSstructureSandSbiochemicalSpathwaysSofSanSorganism
c. UnderstandingStheSgrowthSrequirementsSofSpotentialSpathogensSatSspecificSbodySsite
d. KnowingStheSdifferencesS inScellSwallsSofSparticularSbacteria

ANSWER:S C