,TestQBankQforQMicrobiologyQFundamentals:QAQClinicalQApproach,Q4thQEditio
n,QMarjorieQKellyQCowan,QHeidiQSmith,QISBN10:Q126070243X,QISBN13:Q9781
260702439
TableQofQContents
1 IntroductionQtoQMicrobesQandQTheirQBuildingQBlocks
2 ToolsQofQtheQLaboratory:QMethodsQforQtheQCulturingQandQMicroscopicQAnalys
isQofQMicroorganisms
3 BacteriaQandQArchaea
4 EukaryoticQCellsQandQMicroorganis
msQ5QVirusesQandQPrions
6QMicrobialQNutritionQandQGrowt
hQ7QMicrobialQMetabolism
8QMicrobialQGeneticsQandQGeneticQEngineeri
ngQ9QPhysicalQandQChemicalQControlQofQMic
robesQ10QAntimicrobialQTreatment
11 InteractionsQBetweenQMicrobesQandQHumans
12 HostQDefensesQI:QOverviewQandQInnateQDefenses
13 HostQDefensesQII:QAdaptiveQImmunityQandQImmunizati
onQ14QDisordersQinQImmunity
15 DiagnosingQInfections
16 InfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQSkinQandQEye
sQ17QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQNervousQSy
stem
18QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQCardiovascularQandQLymphaticQSystem
sQ19QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQRespiratoryQSystems
20QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQGastrointestinalQTrac
tQ21QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQGenitourinaryQSyste
m
22QOneQHealth:QTheQInterconnectedQHealthQofQtheQEnvironment,QHumans,QandQOthe
rQAnimals
, Chapter 01 Q Q
Introduction to Microbes and Their Buildin
Q Q Q Q Q
g
Blocks
MultipleQChoiceQQuestions
1) TheQmajorQgroupsQofQmicroorganismsQstudiedQbyQmicrobiologistsQinclude .
A) bacteria
B) plants
C) helminths
D) algae
E) fungi
F) viruses
G) archaea
H) protozoa
2) SelectQallQanswersQthatQareQrolesQplayedQbyQmicroorganismsQinQourQenvironment.
A) CarryQoutQphotosynthesis
B) BiologicalQdecomposition
C) NutrientQrecycling
D) ComplexQrelationshipsQwithQanimalsQbutQnotQplants
3) SelectQstatementsQthatQapplyQtoQtheQtheoryQofQevolutionQtoQtestQyourQunderstan
dingQofQevolution.
A) HasQundergoneQyearsQofQtesting
B) IsQaQnewQuntestedQhypothesis
C) HasQnotQbeenQdisproven
D) LacksQsupportiveQevidence
E) IsQaQwell-establishedQnaturalQphenomenon
, 4) WhichQofQtheQfollowingQareQcorrectlyQmatched?
A) Bacteria—noQnucleus
B) Bacteria—trueQnucleus
C) Archaea—trueQnucleus
D) Archaea—noQnucleus
E) Eukaryotes—trueQnucleus
F) Eukaryotes—noQnucleus
5) SelectQtheQmainQgroupsQofQmacromoleculesQfoundQinQlivingQthings.
A) NucleicQacids
B) Oxygen
C) CarbonQdioxide
D) Lipids
E) Proteins
F) Carbohydrates
6) SelectQtheQnitrogenousQbasesQfoundQinQnucleotidesQthatQmakeQupQRNA.
A) Guanine
B) Uracil
C) Thymine
D) Adenine
E) Cytosine
7) SelectQtheQnitrogenousQbasesQfoundQinQnucleotidesQthatQmakeQupQDNA.
A) Guanine
B) Uracil
C) Thymine
D) Adenine
E) Cytosine
n,QMarjorieQKellyQCowan,QHeidiQSmith,QISBN10:Q126070243X,QISBN13:Q9781
260702439
TableQofQContents
1 IntroductionQtoQMicrobesQandQTheirQBuildingQBlocks
2 ToolsQofQtheQLaboratory:QMethodsQforQtheQCulturingQandQMicroscopicQAnalys
isQofQMicroorganisms
3 BacteriaQandQArchaea
4 EukaryoticQCellsQandQMicroorganis
msQ5QVirusesQandQPrions
6QMicrobialQNutritionQandQGrowt
hQ7QMicrobialQMetabolism
8QMicrobialQGeneticsQandQGeneticQEngineeri
ngQ9QPhysicalQandQChemicalQControlQofQMic
robesQ10QAntimicrobialQTreatment
11 InteractionsQBetweenQMicrobesQandQHumans
12 HostQDefensesQI:QOverviewQandQInnateQDefenses
13 HostQDefensesQII:QAdaptiveQImmunityQandQImmunizati
onQ14QDisordersQinQImmunity
15 DiagnosingQInfections
16 InfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQSkinQandQEye
sQ17QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQNervousQSy
stem
18QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQCardiovascularQandQLymphaticQSystem
sQ19QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQRespiratoryQSystems
20QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQGastrointestinalQTrac
tQ21QInfectiousQDiseasesQAffectingQtheQGenitourinaryQSyste
m
22QOneQHealth:QTheQInterconnectedQHealthQofQtheQEnvironment,QHumans,QandQOthe
rQAnimals
, Chapter 01 Q Q
Introduction to Microbes and Their Buildin
Q Q Q Q Q
g
Blocks
MultipleQChoiceQQuestions
1) TheQmajorQgroupsQofQmicroorganismsQstudiedQbyQmicrobiologistsQinclude .
A) bacteria
B) plants
C) helminths
D) algae
E) fungi
F) viruses
G) archaea
H) protozoa
2) SelectQallQanswersQthatQareQrolesQplayedQbyQmicroorganismsQinQourQenvironment.
A) CarryQoutQphotosynthesis
B) BiologicalQdecomposition
C) NutrientQrecycling
D) ComplexQrelationshipsQwithQanimalsQbutQnotQplants
3) SelectQstatementsQthatQapplyQtoQtheQtheoryQofQevolutionQtoQtestQyourQunderstan
dingQofQevolution.
A) HasQundergoneQyearsQofQtesting
B) IsQaQnewQuntestedQhypothesis
C) HasQnotQbeenQdisproven
D) LacksQsupportiveQevidence
E) IsQaQwell-establishedQnaturalQphenomenon
, 4) WhichQofQtheQfollowingQareQcorrectlyQmatched?
A) Bacteria—noQnucleus
B) Bacteria—trueQnucleus
C) Archaea—trueQnucleus
D) Archaea—noQnucleus
E) Eukaryotes—trueQnucleus
F) Eukaryotes—noQnucleus
5) SelectQtheQmainQgroupsQofQmacromoleculesQfoundQinQlivingQthings.
A) NucleicQacids
B) Oxygen
C) CarbonQdioxide
D) Lipids
E) Proteins
F) Carbohydrates
6) SelectQtheQnitrogenousQbasesQfoundQinQnucleotidesQthatQmakeQupQRNA.
A) Guanine
B) Uracil
C) Thymine
D) Adenine
E) Cytosine
7) SelectQtheQnitrogenousQbasesQfoundQinQnucleotidesQthatQmakeQupQDNA.
A) Guanine
B) Uracil
C) Thymine
D) Adenine
E) Cytosine
