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Question 1

is the organization of organisms into progressively more inclusive groups on the basis of either phenotypic similarity or evolutionary relationship.

Answer 1

Classification

Question 2

is the actual naming of organisms and follows the binomial system of nomenclature devised by Carl Linnaeus and used throughout biology

Answer 2

Nomenclature

Question 3

• fungus like characteristics
• Have filamentous growth
• The cell wall and the internal structures are typical of bacteria rather than fungi

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Actinomycetes

Question 4

• elongated motile, flexible bacteria
• helical shape
• tightly coiled like a telephone cord, other more open
• spirochetes contain – endoflegalla

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Spirochaetes

Question 5

• smallest free living organism in nature
• Lack cell wall (do not stain or hardly)
• Pleomorphic and of indefine shape

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Mycoplasmas

Question 6

• Very small
• Obligate parasites
• Once tought to be viruses

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Rickettsiae and Chlamydiae

Question 7

Acid fat stain used for?

Answer 7

Mycobacterium tuberculosis - Mycobacterium leprae

Question 8

An organism that requires organic carbon as its carbon source.

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Heterotroph

Question 9

An organism able to grow with CO2 as its sole source of carbon.

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Autotroph

Question 10

Bacteria which depend on sunlight as a major source of energy

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Photoautotrophe

Question 11

Bacteria whch use chemical as source of energy

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Chemoautotrophe

Question 12

Use reduced inorganic substances as their electron source

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Lithotrophs

Question 13

Exstract electrons from organic compounds

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Organotrophs

Question 14

Example of Psychrophiles (15 – 20°C)?

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Psedomonas fluorescens

Question 15

Example of Mesophiles (20 40°C) ?

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E. coli, Salmonelle enterica, Staphylococcus aureus

Question 16

Example of Thermophiles (50 – 60°C)?

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Bacillus

Question 17

Example of Obligate anaerobe?

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(Clostridium spp.)

Question 18

Example of Facultative anaerobe?

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(E. coli)

Question 19

Majority of the medically important bacteria grow best at which range of pH?

Answer 19

neutral or slightly alkaline reaction (pH 7.2 – 7.6).

Question 20

• Gram negative
• non-sporulating
• short Rod
• facultative anaerobes

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Family Enterobacteriaceae

Question 21

1. used for the isolation of gram-negative
   enteric bacteria.
2. It is used in the differentiation of lactose fermenting from
   lactose non-fermenting gram- negative bacteria.
3. used for the isolation of coliforms and intestinal
   pathogens in water, dairy products and biological specimens
   Which type of agar?

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MacConkey Agar

Question 22

can tolerate a reduction in Aw, but prefer to grow in an environment where Na has not been added.

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Halotolerates

Question 23

Classification based on anatomical features (Flagella)?

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 Monotrichous
 Lophotrichous
 Amphitrichous
 Petritrichous

Question 24

Example of Spore forming bacteria ?

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(Bacillus spp.)

Question 25

• non Sporing bacteria
• Facultative anaerobe
• Pigment non producer
• Gram negative rods
• Fermentative
• Non fastidious
• Mesophiles
  Give an example of this?

Answer 25

E.coli

Question 26

Example of Gram positive cocci?

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(Staphylococcus aureus)

Question 27

Example of Gram negative cocci?

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(Neisseria gonorrhoeae)

Question 28

Example of Gram positive rods?

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(Clostridium spp.)

Question 29

Example of Gram negative rods?

Answer 29

(E. coli)