Lecture Exam 1 Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

What occurs when bacteria differ widely in form?

A

Pleomorphism

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2
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Less than what percentage of known microorganisms are consider pathogenic

A

1%

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3
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Robert Hooke built a compound microscope in year

A

1665

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4
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Endocytocis

A

Is the process of taking materials into the cell

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5
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Who is considered the father of antiseptic surgery?

A

Joseph Lister

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6
Q

Where is peptidoglycan

A

Cell wall

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7
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Removal of the cell wall of a Gram positive bacteria results in the formation of a _____

A

Protoplast

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8
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Bacteria with flagella all over their surface are said to be:

A

Peritrichous

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9
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Some bacteria can transfer DNA to another cell using:

A

Conjugation pili

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10
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During diffusion molecules ______.

A

Move from areas of higher concentration to areas of lower concentration

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11
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Similarities between Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells are that they

A

Encoded genetic information in DNA molecules

Have true nucleus

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12
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Peptidoglycan makes up more than 60% of a ______ bacteria

A

Gram positive

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13
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Penicillin controls the growth of bacteria by ______

A

Preventing peptidoglycan synthesis

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14
Q

Lysozyme found in human tears controls the growth of bacteria by _____

A

Digesting peptidoglycan

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15
Q

The charged phosphate end of a membrane phosphate lipid layer is ____

A

Hydrophilic

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16
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Bacterial ribosomes

A

Have a sedimentation rate of 70S

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17
Q

Inclusions found in bacteria include:

A

Granules

Vesicles

18
Q

The periplasmic space is found ______

A

Between the inner cell membrane and outer cell wall membrane

19
Q

What sterilization technique should be used on beer and milk?

A

Pasteurization

20
Q

An agent that inhibits the growth of bacteria is called a

A

Bacteriostatic agent

21
Q

A viricide is an agent that ______

A

Inactivates viruses

22
Q

Which of the following is not affecting the effectiveness of a chemical antimicrobial agent

A

Combustibility

23
Q

The use of phenol as a standard chemical disinfectant is referred to as the _____

A

Phenol coefficient

24
Q

All of the following qualities apply to the selection of an ideal antibacterial agent except:

a) fast acting
b) effectiveness against all infective agents without harming host tissue
c) no offensive odor
d) expensive and difficult to obtain and use

A

d) expensive and difficult to obtain and use

25
Heat kills microorganisms by denaturing their _____
Proteins
26
Agents that denature proteins include all of the following include all of the following except: a) acid b) heat c) pasteurization d) cold treatment
d)cold treatment
27
Surfactant include all of the following except: a) alcohol b) detergents c) quaternary ammonium compounds d) oxidizing agents
d)oxidizing agents
28
Which of the following is not one of the phases of bacterial a) Lag phase b) Stationary Phase c) Doubling Phase d) Log Phase
c)Doubling Phase
29
During which phase organisms produce large amounts of ATP
Lag phase
30
What is another name for the log phase?
Exponential phase
31
The type of cell reproduction in which a small, new cell develops from the surface of an existing and then separates from the parent cell is known as _____ and is the the normal mode of replication in _____.
Budding, yeast
32
A bacterial culture can be kept in the log phase of growth indefinitely with the help of a
Chemostat
33
Turbidity in a bacterial culture can be measured using a
Spectrophotometer
34
Acidophiles would be expected to grow best at a ph of _____
3
35
Most human pathogens are ____
Mesophiles
36
Which of the following is most likely to live in the deep layers of mud, where there is a complete lack of free oxygen?
Obligate anaerobe
37
Which type of cell will generally shift to aerobic metabolism when oxygen is available but will carry on fermentation otherwise?
Facultative anaerobes
38
The toxic effects of the byproducts of oxygen metabolism are reduced by which of the following? a) Catalase b) Superoxide dismutase c) Lactase d) a and b e) a and c
a) Catalase and b)superoxide dismutase
39
Organism with special nutritional needs are said to be _____
Fastidious
40
Exoenzymes:
Produced by Gram-positive rods act in the medium around the organism
41
A culture that contains only a single species of organism is known as a _____
Pure culture
42
A media on which Gram-positive organism turn green and Gram-negative organism turn blue would be _____
Differential