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UTA Microbiology Exam 1 (Ch 1, 2, 3, 7) With Highest Ratings

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Miasma Theory - Correct Answer Theory that bad air caused illness. Leprosy in the Bible - Correct Answer practice of quarantining people with leprosy suggesting that people understood that dz's could be communicable. Leprosy is communicable, it is also a dz that progresses slowly meaning tha...

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UTA Microbiology Exam 1 (Ch 1, 2, 3, 7) With
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Miasma Theory - Correct Answer Theory that bad air caused illness.



Leprosy in the Bible - Correct Answer practice of quarantining people with leprosy suggesting that
people understood that dz's could be communicable.

Leprosy is communicable, it is also a dz that progresses slowly meaning that people were likely
quarantined after they had already spread the dz to others.



Roman Sewage System - Correct Answer Built aqueducts which brought fresh water into the city, and a
giant sewer "Cloaca Maxima" which carried waste away into the river Tiber.

Researchers believe that this infrastructure helped protect Romans from epidemics of waterborne
illnesses.



Hippocrates (460-377 BC) - Correct Answer "FATHER OF WESTERN MEDICINE"

Dz is not caused by the supernatural.




Hippocratic Corpus & Oath (To be a healer #1 job is to take care of that patient w/o harming them)



Thucydides (460-395 BC) - Correct Answer FATHER OF SCIENTIFIC HISTORY (To keep records of),
advocated for evidence-based analysis of cause and effect reasoning, studied Athenian plague and
discovered immunity



Immunity: People who sick and didn't die did not get sick again.



Marcus Terentius Varro (116-27 BC) - Correct Answer Proposed that disease could be caused by "certain
minute animals/creatures... which cannot be seen by the eye."



*He was roman*

,Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723) - Correct Answer "FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY"

Dutch cloth merchant, was the first to develop a lens powerful enough to view microbes. Observed
single-celled organisms "animalcules" from rain water.



Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) - Correct Answer Fermentation, pasteurization (to be able to last longer), and
spoilage by microbes.



Vaccines e.g. Rabies



Robert Koch (1843-1910) - Correct Answer Established method for connecting pathogen with specific dz;
Koch's postulates.

helped discover: anthrax, cholera, tuberculosis



Carolus Linnaeus (1707-1778) *Taxonomy - Correct Answer Developed a new way to categorize plants
and animals. Systema Naturae, KPCOFGS



Ernst Haekel (1834-1919) *Taxonomy - Correct Answer Proposed four kingdoms (Animals, Plants,
PROTISTS, MONERA)



wrote General Morphology of Organisms proposing four kingdoms.



Robert Whittaker (1920-1980) *Taxonomy - Correct Answer Proposed adding a fifth kingdom (Fungi)



Carl Woese (1928-1912) & George Fox (1945-) *Taxonomy - Correct Answer Molecular Techniques
(rRNA) and three domains (Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya)



Microbial Classification - Correct Answer Difficulties in classifying microbes



Strains of species

- all same species but phenotypically a little different ex: E Coli pathogenic strain 0157:H7)

, Bergey's Manuals

- Bergey's Manual of Determinative Bacteriology

- Manual of Systematic Bacteriology



Binomial nomenclature

- 2 word system that names organisms based on genus and species ex: Homo sapiens -> H. sapiens



Characteristics and Types of Microbes - Correct Answer Cellular v. Acellular

-Acellular prions & viruses not in the tree of life



Prokaryotic v. Eukaryotic

-Prokaryotic (Bacteria & Archaea)

-Eukaryotic (Algae, Protozoa, Fungi, Helminths)



Common Shapes

- Coccus, Bacillus, Vibrio (Curved bacilli), Coccobacillus (Oval), Spirillum (Spiral), Spirochete (Helix
shaped)



Identifying or Unique Features



Colony structure (Cluster, etc.)



Metabolism

-Photosynthetic

-Aerobes

-Anerobic



Unicellular v. Multicellular

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