1st bio quiz Flashcards

1
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three domains of life

A

Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya

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2
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the three domains consist of single celled what?

A

Prokaryotes

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3
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bacteria and archaea are unicellular organisms that lack what?

A

membrane bound organelles including a nucleus.

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4
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A pathogen is ?

A

any organism that causes a disease

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5
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pathogenic bacteria is?

A

disease causing bacteria

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6
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bacteria are what? what domain are they in?

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they are prokaryotes and they are in domain “bacteria”

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7
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what 3 characteristics are used to identify bacteria

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shape, growth habit, and staining

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8
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bacteria and (fungi) are essential in ecosystems because?

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they are decomposers that break down dead organic remains and thereby return inorganic nutrients to plants and other soil borne organisms

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9
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pathogenic bacteria are?

A

infectious agents that cause disease

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10
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infectious bacteria are?

A

able to invade and multiply within a host

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11
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infectious bacteria produce what?

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toxins, chemical agents that can be deadly to a host.

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12
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antibiotic therapy is?

A

effective treatment against a bacterial infection, but there is growing concern among medical professionals about strains of bacteria that have become resistant to common antibiotic therapies- creating super bugs!

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13
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three common ways to classify bacteria are?

A

shape, arrangement, and gram stain

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14
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the three shapes of bacteria are?

A

round (coccus (s) cocci (p), Rod (bacillus (s) bacilli (p), Spiral (spirillum (s) spirilla (p)

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15
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some intermediate forms of bacteria are called?

A

coccobacilli

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16
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some bacteria exists as what?

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chains, packets, or clusters of cells

17
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diplococcus means?

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that a coccus forms a chain consisting of only two bacteria

18
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streptococcus is?

A

a coccus that forms a longer chain

19
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a tetrad is?

A

packet of four cells

20
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more common bacteria form what?

21
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when the cluster is made of cocci, the organisms is a?

A

staphylococcus

22
Q

MRSA is a?

A

methycillin resistant staphylococcus aureus

23
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Au is?

24
Q

they now treat MRSA with what?

A

vancomycin

25
Q

nosocomial means what?

A

acquired in the hospital

26
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bacteria with a thick layer of peptidoglycan in their call wall are?

A

gram positive and will stain purple

27
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bacteria with a thin layer of peptidoglycan in their cell wall are?

A

gram negative and will stain pink

28
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what type of semisolid medium is used to grow bacteria?

29
Q

what is the scientific name for spherical bacteria?

30
Q

gram positive bacteria have a thick layer of what substance in their cell wall?

A

peptidoglycan
pep·tuh·dow·glai·kn

31
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what color are gram negative bacteria following gram staining?

32
Q

name the three morphological shapes associated with bacterial cells

A

round, Rod, spiral

33
Q

what is a super bug?

A

a microorganism, such as a bacterium or fungus, that has become resistant to multiple antibiotics or antifungal drugs

34
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difference of peptidoglycan

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thicker peptidoglycan cell walls are positive (Purple), Thinner peptidoglycan cell walls are negative (Pink)