NBS Microbiology- Gram - Bacteria Flashcards
1
Q
What is involved with gram negative cell wall structure? A. lipopolysaccharides B. petidoglycans C. Both D. none of the above
A
C
Both
2
Q
Thayer Martin discovered this bacteria. He had thick exudate coming out of his penis. So he scaped some off and used a chocolate agar to find out it was: A. Neisseria Gonorrhea B. Neisseria Meningitis C. Shigella D. Vibrio Cholera
A
Neisseria Gonorrhea
3
Q
Last weekend we had a HOT TUB party. Where our friend Ralphie came in contact with pseudomonas aeruginosa, what color pus did he develop? A. Blue/Yellow B. Blue/Red C. Green/Yellow D. Blue/Green
A
D
Blue/Green
4
Q
Obviously Neisseria meningitis causes meningitis, but what else could it cause? A. Urinary tract infections B. Whooping cough C. Bacteremia D. Tenesmus
A
Bacteremia
5
Q
You'd use an EMD agar to find this bacteria: A. Escherichia Coli B. Neisseria Meningitis C. Shigella D. Vibrio Cholera
A
A
E. Coli
6
Q
Which of the following would be an atypical carrier of yerninia pestis? A. Tick B. Mosquito C. Prairie Dog D. Frog
A
C
Prairie Dog is a Rodent-like animal
its the FLEAS the rodent has on it
7
Q
Which of the following is a gram - bacteria? A. Haemophilus B. Clostridium Tenai C. Listeria monocytogene D. Bacillius Anthracis
A
A
Haemohilus
its on that ends in US that is an exception to the rule
8
Q
What shape would neisseria gonorrhea be: A. Rod B. Spiral C. Diploe Cocci D. Triploe Cocci
A
C
Diploe Cocci
9
Q
This used to be called "Travelers diarrhea" and would commonly take effect within ~2 days: A. Escherichia Coli B. Neisseria Meningitis C. Shigella D. Vibrio Cholera
A
A
E.Coli
10
Q
Haemophilus causes: A. Meningitis B. Whooping cough C. Bacteremia D. Tenesmus
A
A
Meningitis
11
Q
What is Tenesmus? And what bacteria causes it?
A. inability to defecate, E. Coli
B. inability to micturate, Shigella
C. inability to defecate, Shigella
D. inability to micturate, Vibrio Cholera
A
C
Inability to defecate (shit)
Caused by shigella
12
Q
What gram negative bacteria infection does NOT yield a fever? A. Brucella Abortis B. Shigella C. Camphylobacter jejuni D. Legionella
A
B
Shigella
13
Q
Which of the following is considered the most common bacterial gastroenteritits? A. Shigella B. Salmonella C. E. Coli D. Camphylobacter jejuni
A
D
Camp is number 1
Salmonella is number 2
14
Q
Which of the following is associated with rabbits and could be considered a biological terrorist threat? A. Bordetella pertussis B. Klebsiella C. Francisella tularensis D. Legionella
A
C
You shoot RABBITS in FRANCE bc they are a THREAT to the flower
15
Q
What is a common way of acquiring legionella? A. Eating Raw chicken B. Water from air conditioning units C. Swimming pools D. Stagnant water
A
B
Water within air conditioners is released and inhaled by us