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ATE2661 Midterm Study Guide Questions and Answers Rated A+ **Which disease requires young and performance horses to be vaccinated every 3 to 4 months to prevent infection?** - Herpes virus infection **What condition in horses is characterized by a "saw horse" stance?** - Tetanus **Which condition in horses causes a black exudate with a foul odor and commonly affects the frog?** - Thrush **What is true regarding side bone in horses?** - None of the above are correct **When...

Soil Microbiology - ANSWER-Study of microorganisms that live in the soil, metabolic activity, role in energy flow, and nutrient cycling Physiology - ANSWER-how they grow and metabolize Taxonomy - ANSWER-What they look like and how they relate to each other Resilience and adaptability - ANSWER-how are they impacted by environmental factors Symbiosis - ANSWER-What is their relationship with other organisms Antonie van Leeuwenhoek () - ANSWER-Made the first microscope, not microbiol...

C453 Clinical Microbiology Study Questions With Answers (Updated 2022) A+. Describe the general characteristics of bacteria by answering the following questions. a. Are bacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic? Why? Prokaryotic because their genetic material (DNA) is not housed within a true nucleus. b. Single-celled or multicellular? Why? Usually unicellular c. Can they be seen with the naked eye? Why? No; typically they are about 1um (need to be at least 100um to be visible without a microscope...

Rotifers take their name from a. their elaborate digestive system. b. rotational action around the central body axis. c. their tumbling movements through the water. d. their radial symmetry. e. actions of cilia on their head. - e. actions of cilia on their head. "Tardigrada" means a. many proglottids. b. slow walker. c. short digestive system. d. coelom. e. tough exoskeleton - b. slow walker. A cohort is a. any member of the same species. b. any group of closely related individua...

Streptococcus pyogenes correct answers -pharyngitis -pyoderma -scarlet fever -erysipelas = st. anthony's fire -erysipelatous bullae -cellulitis -puerperal sepsis -necrotizing fasciitis -streptococcal toxic shock syndrome -pneumonia Post-streptococcal sequlae correct answers -ARF -AGN -PANDAS Streptococcus agalactiae correct answers -Neonatal infections: bacteremia, pneumonia, meningitis -Adult nosocomial infections: bacteremia, bacteremia Enterococcus faecilis, Enterococcus...

Domains - ANS Bacteria Archaea Eukarya how many bacteria species are in your GI tract - ANS 400 how many bacteria species are in your mouth - ANS 500 how many bacteria species are in 1 drop of seawater - ANS 10,000-100,000 oldest fossils of bacteria were when - ANS 3.4 billion years ago what does ubiquitous mean? - ANS they're everywhere Fact about bacteria: - ANS Most bacteria are not pathogenic (disease causing) Use anaerobic r...

What term describes the morphology of organisms that vary in shape and size? Pleomorphic i.e. coccobacilli Bacteriology arrangements: -pairs (diplococci "N. Gon"; diplobacilli -chains (streptococci, streptobacilli) -grape like clusters (staphylococci) -group of four-tetrads (peptococcus) -packets of eight-cuboidal (sarcina) -palisades (corneybacterium) Capsules are the basis of which test? serotyping and identification (capsules are antigenic); they are observed usi...

MIC 205 FINAL EXAM 2024 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS If you were to Gram stain cell walls like those in Figure 1, after the addition of mordant (Gram's iodine): a. A would be purple b. B would be purple c. Both A and B would be purple d. Neither A nor B would be purple e. The answer cannot be determined - correct answer c. Both A and B would be purple Which of the cells in Figure 1 is producing glycocalyx? a. A b. B c. Both d. Neither e. Cannot be determined - correct answer...

NR 442 Community Health Nursing Exam 2 Study Guide Questions with Verified Solutions What are the different types of disasters? Disasters can be categorized into three main types: natural disasters, man-made disasters, and combination disasters. Natural disasters are events caused by natural forces, such as tornadoes, earthquakes, or hurricanes. Man-made disasters are caused by human actions or negligence, such as plane crashes, toxic spills, or fires. Combination disasters occur w...

Chlamydia - a group of non-motile, gram negative intracellular parasites Bacteria - a prokaryotic one celled microorganism of the Kingdom Monera, existing as a free living organisms or as parasites Pathogens - microorganisms that cause disease in humans Joseph Lister - recognized that phenol killed microorganisms Sarcinae - Cocci in groups of eight Bacillus - rod shaped bacteria pili - short, hair like projections composed of protein emanating from the surf...