Exam 31: Assisting in Microbiology and Immunology
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In the scientific name Escherichia coli,the name coli indicates the
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The Gram reaction a bacterium exhibits is the result of its
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The pathologist tests for Lyme disease by examining a blood sample for the infecting spirochetes.
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Negative rapid strep test results must be confirmed with a throat culture,because the rapid strep test is highly specific but not highly sensitive.
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Most pathogenic organisms remain viable at temperatures of ____° C.
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__________ are members of a class of invertebrate animals that includes insects,crustaceans,and arachnids.
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__________ are specific structures within a cell that perform a particular cellular function.
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An organism that is unlikely to be transmitted by airborne droplets is
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Specimens should be collected during the acute phase of an illness and 24 hours after antibiotics are prescribed.
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Legionnaires' disease is caused by a gram-positive bacillus that causes a particular type of pneumonia.
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The goal of maintaining the quality of a specimen is to make sure it remains _________.
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Which of the following pathogenic organisms can be identified in sputum samples?
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Tetanus is caused by a spore-forming,anaerobic bacillus that is most likely to be seen in deep wounds.
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Protozoa often are identified with observation of __________,the microscopic capsule-like sacs that enclose them in the larval stage.
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