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| What is smaller than a virus? |
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| What is the function of bacterial endospores? |
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| Protection during harsh conditions |
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| What type of organism causes malaria and crypto? |
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| What type of microorganism lives off dead or decaying material? |
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| What does binary fission refer to? |
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| Process of bacterial cell replication |
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| What does the cytoskeleton do? |
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| What is the concept that disease is caused by microorganisms? |
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| What is present in viruses? |
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| What is the theory of spontaneous generation? |
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| Living things can arise from nonliving matter |
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| What is found in eukaryotic cells and not in prokaryotic cells? |
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| What type of bacteria is round and in chains? |
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| What scientific name is expressed correctly? |
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Bacillus sabtilis
(When on the computer - italize and capitalize ONLY the first letter)
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| What is cutaneous mycosis? |
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| What causes spongiform encephalopathies? |
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| What parasitizes E. coli? |
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| What causes a latent viral infection? |
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| What causes infectious mononucleious? |
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| Who advocated using disinfectants on hands and in air prior to surgery? |
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| What is the acid-fast stain used to determine? |
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| Which structure is mismatched for bacteria? |
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Plasmid - provide cell locomotion
(Flagella provides locomotion) |
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| What is the function of fimbrae? |
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| Adhering to other structures |
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| What is an obligate parasite? |
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organism that needs a host to replicate its life cycle
(virus) |
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| What did Pasteur use a swan-neck flask to prove? |
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| Dust was the source of living organisms |
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| What is a key feature of an animal viral infection? |
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Separation of viral nucleic acid from capsid
(Unenveloping) |
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| Who observed that handwashing would reduce the spread of childbed fever? |
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| What type of bacteria (after gram stain) appears blue with elongated rods and is clustered? |
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| What is the reproductive structure of yeast cells? |
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| What lives on or in a person? |
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| What is Fleming known for? |
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| What is the definition of microorganisms? |
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| What changes the outcome of a gram-stain? |
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| Difference (thickness) of cell wall |
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| What is not considered in classifying virus? |
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| What is not true of viruses? |
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| Replication is by binary fission |
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| If a cell has a nucleus, it is classified as a? |
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| Who was a Dutch merchant who made a quality magnifying glass to see microorganisms? |
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| What microbe has the ability to exist as a trophizite or cyst? |
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| What is not characteristic of fungi? |
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| What is the term for flagella covering the entire cell? |
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| What is Koch's postulates used to establish? |
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| Specific microbe as the cause of a specific disease |
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| What causes intoxication? |
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| What does all bacterial cells have? |
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| What is the correct series of events in viral multiplication? |
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| Adsorption, penetration, replication, assembly, release |
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| What does bacteria cells not have? |
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| What is an example of an oncovirus? |
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| What is an infectious protein particle? |
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| What does the core of every virus always contain? |
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| What is a virulence factor? |
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| Any weapon or tactic used to cause infection |
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| What does C. perfringins cause? |
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| What does S. pyogenes cause? |
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| Skin infections, strep throat |
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