SAS2 Flashcards

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Is a scientist who studies microbes

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MICROBIOLOGIST

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Is a scientist who specialize in the study of the structure functions and activities of bacteria

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BACTERIOLOGIST

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Is a scientist who studies the various types of algae

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PHYCOLOGIST (ALGOLOGIST)

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Is a scientist who studies the protozoa and their activities

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PROTOZOOLOGIST

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Is a scientist who specializes in the study of fungi

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MYCOLOGIST

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Microbes having complex and demanding nutritional requirements

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FASTIDIOUS MICROBES

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They can infect only one species of animal, for example some pathogens that infect humans will only infect humans

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SPECIES-SPECIFIC PATHOGENS

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Caused not by one particular microbe, but by the combined effects of two or more different microbes

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SYNERGISTIC INFECTIONS

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Anug also known as

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TRENCH MOUTH

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Was the first person to see live bacteria and protozoa

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ANTON VAN LEEUWENHOEK

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Anton van leeuwenhoek sometimes referred to as the

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FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY
FATHER OF BACTERIOLOGY
FATHER OF PROTOZOOLOGY

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As a hobby he ground tiny glass lenses which he mounted in small metal frames does creating what today are known as

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SINGLE LENS MICROSCOPE OR SIMPLE MICROSCOPES

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Leeuwenhoek observed various tiny living creatures which he called

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ANIMALCULES

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Idea that life can arise spontaneously from non-living material

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ABIOGENESIS

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Abiogenesis also called the

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THEORY OF SPONTANEOUS GENERATION

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Idea that prove life can only arise from preexisting life.

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BIOGENESIS

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German scientist named _____note that the theory of biogenesis does not speculate on the origin of life, a subject that has been discussed and debated for hundreds of years

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RUDOLF VIRCHOW

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He discovered what occurs during alcoholic fermentation

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LOUIS PASTEUR

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Louis pasteur discovered forms of life that could exist in the absence of oxygen

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AEROBES
ANAEROBES

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Organisms that require oxygen

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Organisms that do not require oxygen

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A way to kill microbes that were causing wine to spoil

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PASTEURIZATION

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Can be caused to kill pathogens in many types of liquid

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PASTEURIZATION

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A german physician made numerous contributions to the science of microbiology

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The theory that specific microbes can cause specific infectious diseases
GERM THEORY OF DISEASE
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He proved that the anthrax bacillus which had been discovered earlier by other scientist was truly the cause of anthrax.
ROBERT KOCH
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Using a series of scientific steps that he and his colleagues had developed this is that later become known as
KOCH'S POSTULATE
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Koch develop methods of
FIXING STAINING PHOTOGRAPHING BACTERIA
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Invented a flat glass dish now known as a _____
R.J. PETRI PETRI DISH
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Polysaccharide obtained from seaweed
AGAR
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refers to a condition in which only one type of organism is growing on a solid culture medium are in a liquid culture medium in the laboratory; other types of organisms are present
PURE CULTURE
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Ultimately led to the development of a skin test valuable in diagnosing tuberculosis
TUBERCULIN
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Is an excellent career field for individuals having an interest in medicine and microbiology.
MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
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A branch of medical microbiology called_______is concerned with the laboratory diagnosis of infectious diseases of humans. this is an excellent career field for individuals with interest in laboratory sciences and microbiology
CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY OR DIAGNOSTIC MICROBIOLOGY
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Are used to express the sizes of microbes
METRIC UNIT Primarily micrometers and nanometers
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the human eye a telescope a pair of binoculars a magnifying glass and the microscope can all be thought of as various types of
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
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Is an optimal instrument that is used to observe tiny objects, open objects that cannot be seen at all with the unaided human eye.
MICROSCOPE
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Each optimal instrument has a limit as to what can be seen using that instrument. This limit is referred to as the
RESOLVING POWER OR RESOLUTION OF THE INSTRUMENT
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Is defined as a microscope containing only one magnifying lens
SIMPLE MICROSCOPE
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Microscope that contains more than one magnifying lens
COMPOUND MICROSCOPES
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Although the first person to construct and use a compound microscope is not known with certainty _______are often given credit for being the first compound light microscope usually magnify object about 1,000 times
HANS JANSEN AND HIS SON ZACARIAS
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Photographs taken through the lens system of compound microscopes are called
PHOTOMICROGRAPHS
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Use an electron beam as a source of illumination and magnets to focus the beam
ELECTRON MICROSCOPES
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Two types of electron microscope
TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPE SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE