MOVING EXAM COVERAGE

Question 1

. examples of cocci following its morphology
. Gram-positive spherically shaped bacterium,

Answer 1

. STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS -

Question 2

. examples of bacilli fowllowing its morphology .
. gram-positive and rod-shaped bacterium that causes anthrax

Answer 2

. BACILLUS ANTHRACIS

Question 3

. examples of spiral shape bacteria following its morphology
. spirochete or spiral-shaped bacterium, It is transmitted only among humans

Answer 3

. TREPONEMA PALLIDUM

Question 4

. clustershape like
. small round in shape (cocci)and occur as clusters appearing like a bunch of grapes on electron microscopy.

Answer 4

. STAPHYLOCOCCI

Question 5

. chain shape
. genus of gram-positive coccus or spherical bacteria

Answer 5

. STREPTOCOCCI

Question 6

. round bacterium
. coccus

Answer 6

. DIPLOCOCCI

Question 7

. rod shaped
. groups of four,” exist in bacteria, fungi, algae and protozoans.

Answer 7

. TETRADS

Question 8

. genus of Gram-negative bacteria,
. curved-rod shape

Answer 8

. VIBRIO

Question 9

. abacteriumwith a rigid spiral structure,

Answer 9

. SPIRILLUM

Question 10

. a flexible spirally twistedbacterium

Answer 10

. SPIROCHETE

Question 11

. shaped like short rods or ovals

Answer 11

. COCCOBACILLI

Question 12

. why do bacterias have different shapes, patterns and arrangements ?

Answer 12

. help cells cope with and adapt to external conditions

Question 13

. what is the importance of knowing the morphology of bacteria

Answer 13

. provides us with a better understanding of microbial physiology, pathogenic mechanisms, antigenic features, and allows us to identify them by speci

Question 14

. People with pneumococcal disease can spread the bacteria to others when they cough or sneeze.
. lancet-shaped,

Answer 14

. STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE

Question 15

. long, corkscrewshape.
. include fever, headache, fatigue, and a characteristic skin rash called erythema migrans.

Answer 15

. BORRELIA BURGDORFERI