Test Bank For Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiolog
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m 7th Edition By Connie R. Mahon
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Chapters 1 - 41
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, Mahon: m Textbook m of m Diagnostic m Microbiology, m 7th m Edition m Test m Bank
Table m o f m contents
Part m 1: m Introduction m to m Clinical m Microbiology
Chapter m1.mBacterial mCellmStructure,mPhysiology,mMetabolism,mandmGenetics
Chapter m2.mHost-Parasite mInteraction
Chapter m3.mThe mLaboratorymRole minmInfectionmControl
Chapter m4.mControlmofmMicroorganisms:mDisinfection,mSterilization,mandmMicrobiologymSafety
Chapter m5.mPerformance mImprovementminmthe mMicrobiologymLaboratory
Chapter m6.mSpecimenmCollectionmandmProcessing
Chapter m7.mMicroscopic mExaminationmofmMaterialsmfrommInfected mSites
Chapter m8.m Use mofmColonymMorphologymformthe mPresumptive mIdentificationmofmMicroorganisms
Chapter m9.m Biochemical mIdentificationmofmGram-Negative mBacteria
Chapter m10.mImmunodiagnosismofmInfectiousmDiseases
Chapter m11.mApplicationsmofmMolecular mDiagnostics
Chapter m12.mAntibacterial mMechanismsmofmActionmandmBacterial mResistance mMechanisms
Chapter m13.mAntimicrobial mSusceptibilitymTesting
Part m 2: m Laboratory m Identification m o f m Significant m Isolates
Chapter m14.mStaphylococci
Chapter m15.mStreptococcus,mEnterococcus,mandmOther mCatalase-Negative,mGram-Positive mCocci
Chapter m16.mAerobic mGram-Positive mBacilli
Chapter m17.mNeisseriamSpeciesmandmMoraxellamcatarrhalis
Chapter m18.mHaemophilus,mHACEK,mLegionellamandmOthermFastidiousmGram-Negative mBacilli
Chapter m19.mEnterobacteriaceae
Chapter m20.mVibrio,mAeromonas,mandmCampylobacter mSpecies
Chapter m21.mNonfermentingmandmMiscellaneousmGram-Negative mBacilli
Chapter m22.mAnaerobesmofmClinicalmImportance
Chapter m23.mThe mSpirochetes
Chapter m24.mChlamydia,mRickettsia,mandmSimilarmOrganisms
Chapter m25.mMycoplasmamandmUreaplasma
Chapter m26.mMycobacteriummtuberculosismandmNontuberculousmMycobacteria
Chapter m27.mMedicallymSignificantmFungi
Chapter m28.mDiagnostic mParasitology
Chapter m29.mClinicalmVirology
Chapter m30.mAgentsmofmBioterror mandmForensic mMicrobiology
Chapter m31.mBiofilms:mArchitectsmofmDisease
Partm3:mLaboratorymDiagnosismofmInfectiousmDiseases:mandmOrgan mSystem mApproachmto mDiagnostic m
Microbiology
Chapter m32.mUpper mandmLowermRespiratorymTractmInfections
Chapter m33.mSkinmandmSoftmTissue mInfections
Chapter m34.mGastrointestinal mInfectionsmandmFood mPoisoning
Chapter m35.mInfectionsmofmthe mCentralmNervousmSystem
Chapter m36.mBacteremiamandmSepsis
Chapter m37.mUrinarymTractmInfections
Chapter m38.mGenitalmInfectionsmandmSexuallymTransmitted mInfections
Chapter m39.mInfectionsminmSpecialmPopulations
Chapter m40.mZoonotic mDiseases
Chapter m41.mOcular mInfections
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, Chapterm01:mBacterialmCellmStructure,mPhysiology,mMetabolism, m and m
GeneticsmMahon:mTextbookmofm DiagnosticmMicrobiology,m7thmEditionmT
est m Bank
MULTIPLE m CH OICE
1. Tomsurvive,mmicrobialminhabitantsmhavemlearnedmtomadaptmbymvarying mallmofmthemfollowing
xcept
a. growthmrate.
b. growthminmallmatmosphericmconditions.
c. growthmatmparticularmtemperatures.
d. bacterialmshape.
ANSWER:m D
Themchaptermbeginsmbymdiscussing mthemwaymmicrobialminhabitantsmhavemhadmtome
volvemtomsurviveminmmanymdifferentmnichesmandmhabitats.mItmdiscussesmslowmgrowe
rs,mrapidmgrowers,mandmreplicationmwithmscarcemormabundantmnutrients,mundermdif
ferentmatmosphericmconditions,mtemperaturemrequirements,mandmcellmstructure.mB
acterialmshapemasmamformmofmevolutionmismnotmdiscussed.
OBJ:m Levelm2:mInterpretation
2. Whomwasmconsideredmthemfathermofmprotozoology mandmbacteriology?
a. AntonmvanmLeeuwenhoek
b. LouismPasteur
c. CarlmLandsteiner
d. MichaelmDouglas
ANSWER:m A
Thembook mdiscussesmAntonmvanmLeeuwenhoek masmtheminventormofmthemmicroscope
mandmthemfirstmperson mtomseemthem“beasties.”mSomthey mdubbedmhimmthemfathermofmpr
otozoology mandmbacteriology.mThemothermthreemindividualsmweremnotmdiscussed.
OBJ:m Levelm1:mRecall
3. Prokaryoticmcellsmhavemwhichmofmthemfollowing mstructuresminmtheirmcytoplasm?
a. Golgimapparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. Endoplasmicmreticulum
ANSWER:m B
Allmthemstructuresmlistedmaremfoundminmeukaryoticmcells,mbutmribosomesmaremth
emonlymonesmthatmapplymtomprokaryoticmcells.
OBJ:m Levelm1:mRecall
4. ThismformmofmDNAmismcommonlymfoundminmeukaryoticmcells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid
, .
.
m m m m m m
m 7th Edition By Connie R. Mahon
m m m m m m
Chapters 1 - 41
m m m
, Mahon: m Textbook m of m Diagnostic m Microbiology, m 7th m Edition m Test m Bank
Table m o f m contents
Part m 1: m Introduction m to m Clinical m Microbiology
Chapter m1.mBacterial mCellmStructure,mPhysiology,mMetabolism,mandmGenetics
Chapter m2.mHost-Parasite mInteraction
Chapter m3.mThe mLaboratorymRole minmInfectionmControl
Chapter m4.mControlmofmMicroorganisms:mDisinfection,mSterilization,mandmMicrobiologymSafety
Chapter m5.mPerformance mImprovementminmthe mMicrobiologymLaboratory
Chapter m6.mSpecimenmCollectionmandmProcessing
Chapter m7.mMicroscopic mExaminationmofmMaterialsmfrommInfected mSites
Chapter m8.m Use mofmColonymMorphologymformthe mPresumptive mIdentificationmofmMicroorganisms
Chapter m9.m Biochemical mIdentificationmofmGram-Negative mBacteria
Chapter m10.mImmunodiagnosismofmInfectiousmDiseases
Chapter m11.mApplicationsmofmMolecular mDiagnostics
Chapter m12.mAntibacterial mMechanismsmofmActionmandmBacterial mResistance mMechanisms
Chapter m13.mAntimicrobial mSusceptibilitymTesting
Part m 2: m Laboratory m Identification m o f m Significant m Isolates
Chapter m14.mStaphylococci
Chapter m15.mStreptococcus,mEnterococcus,mandmOther mCatalase-Negative,mGram-Positive mCocci
Chapter m16.mAerobic mGram-Positive mBacilli
Chapter m17.mNeisseriamSpeciesmandmMoraxellamcatarrhalis
Chapter m18.mHaemophilus,mHACEK,mLegionellamandmOthermFastidiousmGram-Negative mBacilli
Chapter m19.mEnterobacteriaceae
Chapter m20.mVibrio,mAeromonas,mandmCampylobacter mSpecies
Chapter m21.mNonfermentingmandmMiscellaneousmGram-Negative mBacilli
Chapter m22.mAnaerobesmofmClinicalmImportance
Chapter m23.mThe mSpirochetes
Chapter m24.mChlamydia,mRickettsia,mandmSimilarmOrganisms
Chapter m25.mMycoplasmamandmUreaplasma
Chapter m26.mMycobacteriummtuberculosismandmNontuberculousmMycobacteria
Chapter m27.mMedicallymSignificantmFungi
Chapter m28.mDiagnostic mParasitology
Chapter m29.mClinicalmVirology
Chapter m30.mAgentsmofmBioterror mandmForensic mMicrobiology
Chapter m31.mBiofilms:mArchitectsmofmDisease
Partm3:mLaboratorymDiagnosismofmInfectiousmDiseases:mandmOrgan mSystem mApproachmto mDiagnostic m
Microbiology
Chapter m32.mUpper mandmLowermRespiratorymTractmInfections
Chapter m33.mSkinmandmSoftmTissue mInfections
Chapter m34.mGastrointestinal mInfectionsmandmFood mPoisoning
Chapter m35.mInfectionsmofmthe mCentralmNervousmSystem
Chapter m36.mBacteremiamandmSepsis
Chapter m37.mUrinarymTractmInfections
Chapter m38.mGenitalmInfectionsmandmSexuallymTransmitted mInfections
Chapter m39.mInfectionsminmSpecialmPopulations
Chapter m40.mZoonotic mDiseases
Chapter m41.mOcular mInfections
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, Chapterm01:mBacterialmCellmStructure,mPhysiology,mMetabolism, m and m
GeneticsmMahon:mTextbookmofm DiagnosticmMicrobiology,m7thmEditionmT
est m Bank
MULTIPLE m CH OICE
1. Tomsurvive,mmicrobialminhabitantsmhavemlearnedmtomadaptmbymvarying mallmofmthemfollowing
xcept
a. growthmrate.
b. growthminmallmatmosphericmconditions.
c. growthmatmparticularmtemperatures.
d. bacterialmshape.
ANSWER:m D
Themchaptermbeginsmbymdiscussing mthemwaymmicrobialminhabitantsmhavemhadmtome
volvemtomsurviveminmmanymdifferentmnichesmandmhabitats.mItmdiscussesmslowmgrowe
rs,mrapidmgrowers,mandmreplicationmwithmscarcemormabundantmnutrients,mundermdif
ferentmatmosphericmconditions,mtemperaturemrequirements,mandmcellmstructure.mB
acterialmshapemasmamformmofmevolutionmismnotmdiscussed.
OBJ:m Levelm2:mInterpretation
2. Whomwasmconsideredmthemfathermofmprotozoology mandmbacteriology?
a. AntonmvanmLeeuwenhoek
b. LouismPasteur
c. CarlmLandsteiner
d. MichaelmDouglas
ANSWER:m A
Thembook mdiscussesmAntonmvanmLeeuwenhoek masmtheminventormofmthemmicroscope
mandmthemfirstmperson mtomseemthem“beasties.”mSomthey mdubbedmhimmthemfathermofmpr
otozoology mandmbacteriology.mThemothermthreemindividualsmweremnotmdiscussed.
OBJ:m Levelm1:mRecall
3. Prokaryoticmcellsmhavemwhichmofmthemfollowing mstructuresminmtheirmcytoplasm?
a. Golgimapparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. Endoplasmicmreticulum
ANSWER:m B
Allmthemstructuresmlistedmaremfoundminmeukaryoticmcells,mbutmribosomesmaremth
emonlymonesmthatmapplymtomprokaryoticmcells.
OBJ:m Levelm1:mRecall
4. ThismformmofmDNAmismcommonlymfoundminmeukaryoticmcells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid
, .
.
