Unit 1 FUNDAMENTALS OF MICROBIOLOGY Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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They are not cells

A

Acellular

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2
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Animal parasites are

A

Eukaryotes

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3
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Two major groups if parasitic worms

A

Flatworms
Roundworms ( HELMINTHS)

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4
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Cell wall contain a protein carbohydrate complex clled

A

Peptidoglycan

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5
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Cell walls if present lack peptidoglycan

A

Archaea

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6
Q

Protist example

A

Slime molds, protozoa and algae

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7
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Unicellular yeast multicellular molds mushrooms

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Fungi

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8
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Mosses ferns conifers flowering plants

A

Plants

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9
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Sponges worms insects vertebrates

A

Animals

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10
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Robert Hooke

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Thin slide of cork through a Crude microscope
Little boxes /cells
Cell theory

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11
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Anton van leeuwenhoek

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Live microorganisms “ animal cules”
400 microscopes

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12
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Spontaneous theory

A

Francesco redi
John needham
Lazzaro spallanzani

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13
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Biogenesis theory

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Louis pasteur
Rudolf virchow

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14
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Pasteur Golden age

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Fermentation (1857)
Disproved spontaneous generation (1861)
Pasteuration (1864)

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15
Q

Aseptic surgery

A

Lister -use of phenol ( carbolic acid)

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16
Q

Koch

A

1876- germ theory of diseases
1881- pure cultures
1882- mycobacterium tuberculosis
1883- vibrio cholera

17
Q

Neisser

A

1879- Neisseria gonorrhoeae

18
Q

Nobel laureate

A

Koch
Metchnikoff ( phagocytosis)
Von bering (diphtheria antioxin)
Ehrlich (theory of immunity , syphilis treatment)
Rous (tumor causing virus)

19
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Yeast- sugar- alcohol

20
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Pasteurization

A

Heat the wine and beer

21
Q

Life did not arises spontaneously from non living matter

A

Louis pasteur

22
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Performed surgery under aseptic technique using phenol. Proved microbes caused surgical wound insfections

A

Joseph lister

23
Q

Established experimental steps for directly linking a specific microbes to a specific disease

24
Q

Used to prevent microbial contamination

A

Aseptic technique

25
Physicians who did not disinfect hands resulting a transmitted infection (puerperal or childbirth fever) from one obstetrical patient to another
Ignaz semmelweis
26
The first proof tht bacteria actually cause disease came from
Robert koch
27
Pasteurs rival in the race to discover the cause of anthrax ( disease that was destroying cattle and sheeo in europe)
Robert koch ( rod shaped bacteria now known as Bacillus antracis)
28
Embarked on an experiment to find a wat to protect people from small pox
Edward jenner (vaccination)
29
The protection from disease provided by vacination is called
Immunity
30
Both cowpox and small pox are caused by
Virus
31
Treatment of disease by using chemical substances is called
Chemotheraphy
32
Chemical produced naturally by bacteria and fungi that act’s against other microorganisms
Antibiotics
33
Chemotherapeutic ahents prepared from chemicals in the laboratory are called
Synthetic drugs