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2nd Edition VanMeter | Hubert
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TEST BANK n
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TablenofnContents
Sectionn1:nBasicnScience
Chaptern1.nScopenofnMicrobiology
Chaptern2.nChemistrynofnLife
Chaptern3.nCellnStructurenandnFunction
Chaptern4.nBacterianandnArchaea
Chaptern5.nViruses
Chaptern6.nEukaryoticnMicroorganisms
Sectionn2:nToolsnfornStudynandnControlnofnMicroorganisms
Chaptern7.nPhysicalnandnChemicalnMethodsnofnControl
Chaptern8.nMicrobiologicalnLaboratorynTechniques
Chaptern9.nMicrobiologicalnLaboratorynSafetynIssues
Chaptern10.nPharmacology
Chaptern11.nAntimicrobialnDrugs
Sectionn3:nInfection,nDisease,nandnDefense
Chaptern12.nInfectionnandnDisease
Chaptern13.nThenImmunenResponsenandnLymphaticnSystem
Sectionn4:nEffectsnonnSpecificnBodynSystems
Chaptern14.nInfectionsnofnthenIntegumentarynSystem,nSoftnTissuenandnMusculoskeletalnSystem
Chaptern15.nInfectionsnofnthenRespiratorynSystem
Chaptern16.nInfectionsnofnthenGastrointestinalnSystem
Chaptern17.nInfectionsnofnthenNervousnSystemnandnSensorynStructures
Chaptern18.nInfectionsnofnthenCardiovascularnandnCirculatorynSystems
Chaptern19.nInfectionsnofnthenUrinarynSystem
Chaptern20.nInfectionsnofnthenReproductivenSystem
Sectionn5:nFactorsnContributingntonthenEffectsnofnMicroorganismsnonnHumannHealth
Chaptern21.nSexuallynTransmittednInfections/Diseases
Chaptern22.nHumannAgenandnInfections
Chaptern23.nMicroorganismsninnthenEnvironmentnandnEffectsnonnHumannHealth
Chaptern24.nEmergingnInfectiousnDiseases
Chaptern25.nBiotechnology
,Chapter 01: Scope of Microbiology
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MULTIPLEnCHOICE
1. Innthensixteenthncenturynanfather-and-sonnteam,nbynthennamenof
,nproducednancompoundnmicroscopenconsistingnofnansimplentubenwithnlensesnatneachnend.
a. vannLeeuwenhoek
b. Semmelweis
c. Janssen
d. Hooke
ANS:n C REF:n p.n3
2. “Animalcules”nwerenfirstndescribednby
a. RobertnHooke.
b. AntonynvannLeeuwenhoek.
c. HansnJanssen.
d. JohnnNeedham.
ANS:n B REF:n p.n3
3. Micrographia,nanpublicationnillustratingninsects,nsponges,nasnwellnasnplantncells,nwasnpublishednb
y
a. RobertnHooke.
b. AntonynvannLeeuwenhoek.
c. HansnJanssen.
d. JohnnNeedham.
ANS:n A REF:n p.n3
4. Low-
PowernMicroscopesndesignednfornobservingnfairlynlargenobjectsnsuchnasninsectsnornwormsnare?
a. electronnmicroscopes.
b. dark-fieldnmicroscopes.
c. fluorescencenmicroscopes.
d. stereomicroscopes.
ANS:n D REF:n p.n5
5. Anmicroscopenthatnprovidesnanthree-dimensionalnimagenofnanspecimennisna
a. dark-fieldnmicroscope.
b. transmissionnelectronnmicroscope.
c. bright-fieldnmicroscope.
d. scanningnelectronnmicroscope.
ANS:n D REF:n p.n7
6. Thentoolnofnchoicentonobservenlivingnmicro-organismsnisnthe
a. bright-fieldnmicroscope.
b. phase-contrastnmicroscope.
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c. fluorescencenmicroscope.
d. electronnmicroscope.
ANS:n B REF:n p.n6
7. Whichnscientistnisnmostnresponsiblenfornendingnthencontroversynaboutnspontaneousngeneration?
a. JohnnNeedham
b. JosephnLister
c. LouisnPasteur
d. RobertnKoch
ANS:n C REF:n p.n8
8. Fossilsnofnprokaryotesngonback billionnyears.
a. 4.0nton5.0
b.nnn 3.5nton4.0
c. 2.5nton3.0
d.nnn 2.2nton2.7
ANS:n B REF:n p.n9
9. Moldsnbelongntonwhichnofnthenfollowingngroupsnofneukaryoticnorganisms?
a. Protozoans
b. Archaea
c. Fungi
d. Algae
ANS:n C REF:n p.n11
10. Thencorrectndescendingnordernofntaxonomicncategoriesnis
a. species,ndomain,nphylum,nkingdom,norder,ndivision,nclass,ngenus.
b. domain,nkingdom,nphylum,nclass,nfamily,norder,ngenus,nspecies.
c. domain,nkingdom,nphylum,nclass,norder,nfamily,ngenus,nspecies.
d. kingdom,ndomain,nphylum,norder,nclass,nfamily,ngenus,nspecies.
ANS:n C REF:n p.n10
11. Complexncommunitiesnofnmicroorganismsnonnsurfacesnarencalled
a. colonies.
b. biofilms.
c. biospheres.
d. flora.
ANS:n B REF:n p.n12
12.Anrelationshipnbetweennorganismsninnwhichnthenwastenproductnofnonenprovidesnnutrientsnforna
nothernisncalled
a. mutualism.
b. competition.
c. synergism.
d. commensalism.
ANS:n D REF:n p.n12