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Micro test 3 Dr. Al LSUE Questions and Answers 2024
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Hair follicle - (answers)Which of the following is not parental route?
Coagulation - (answers)Which of the following is NOT a component of invasiveness?
All of the above (capsule, cell wall, hyaluronidase) - (answers)Which of the following
components are part of invasiveness?
Exotoxins - (answers)__________ are very specific
Lipopolysaccharides - (answers)Which of the following are endotoxins?
They are killed at a constant rate - (answers)What is the rate of Microbial death
a manual in vitro diagnostic device used by laboratories to determine the MIC (answer will say
something about the strips used in the device) - (answers)What is an E Test?
Hypochlorous acid - (answers)What is the most effective form of chlorine?
70% - (answers)What is the concentration of ethanol?
The normal flora will be killed and you will become more susceptible to catch microbes -
(answers)If you use too much antibacterial soap, what happens?
Some diseases have poorly understood etiology/some diseases are noncommunicable -
(answers)What is not evidence of Koch's Postulates?
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Index case - (answers)What is a sporadic disease called?
Prodromal period - (answers)What period shows signs and symptoms?
Zoonoses - (answers)Diseases that occur primarily in wild and domestic animals and can be
transmitted to humans are called
Droplet transmission - (answers)What type of transmission of disease is it called when a person
sneezes?
Fomites - (answers)You can get pathogens from nonliving things called:
Mechanical transmission - (answers)Is the passive transport of the pathogens on the insect's feet
or other body parts:
Biological transmission - (answers)Is an active process and is more complex; The arthropod
bites an infected person or animal and ingests some of the infected blood
all of the above - (answers)How can emerging disease come about?
Collect and analyzes the occurrence of the disease - (answers)What does an epidemiologist do?
The number of people affected by a disease in a given period of time in relation to the total
population - (answers)What is morbidity rate?
Symptom - (answers)A change in body function that is felt by a patient as a result of a disease:
Micro test 3 Dr. Al LSUE Questions and Answers 2024
Complete;100% verified
Hair follicle - (answers)Which of the following is not parental route?
Coagulation - (answers)Which of the following is NOT a component of invasiveness?
All of the above (capsule, cell wall, hyaluronidase) - (answers)Which of the following
components are part of invasiveness?
Exotoxins - (answers)__________ are very specific
Lipopolysaccharides - (answers)Which of the following are endotoxins?
They are killed at a constant rate - (answers)What is the rate of Microbial death
a manual in vitro diagnostic device used by laboratories to determine the MIC (answer will say
something about the strips used in the device) - (answers)What is an E Test?
Hypochlorous acid - (answers)What is the most effective form of chlorine?
70% - (answers)What is the concentration of ethanol?
The normal flora will be killed and you will become more susceptible to catch microbes -
(answers)If you use too much antibacterial soap, what happens?
Some diseases have poorly understood etiology/some diseases are noncommunicable -
(answers)What is not evidence of Koch's Postulates?
, 2
Index case - (answers)What is a sporadic disease called?
Prodromal period - (answers)What period shows signs and symptoms?
Zoonoses - (answers)Diseases that occur primarily in wild and domestic animals and can be
transmitted to humans are called
Droplet transmission - (answers)What type of transmission of disease is it called when a person
sneezes?
Fomites - (answers)You can get pathogens from nonliving things called:
Mechanical transmission - (answers)Is the passive transport of the pathogens on the insect's feet
or other body parts:
Biological transmission - (answers)Is an active process and is more complex; The arthropod
bites an infected person or animal and ingests some of the infected blood
all of the above - (answers)How can emerging disease come about?
Collect and analyzes the occurrence of the disease - (answers)What does an epidemiologist do?
The number of people affected by a disease in a given period of time in relation to the total
population - (answers)What is morbidity rate?
Symptom - (answers)A change in body function that is felt by a patient as a result of a disease:
