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Staphyloccus aureus Correct Answer-- toxic shock syndrome - food poisoning - impetigo - scalded skin syndrome Streptococcus pyogenes Correct Answer-- pharyngitis - scarlet fever, pyoderma - toxic shock syndrome - necrotizing fasciitis - rheumatic fever - glomerulonephritis Streptococcus agalactiae Correct Answer-infections in neonates alpha-hemolytic streptococci Correct Answer-dental caries Streptococcus pneumoniae Correct Answer-pneumonia, otitis media Enterococcus speci...

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Microbiology BOC Questions and Answers Already Passed **Preanalytical and Susceptibility Testing** What is the primary purpose of preanalytical testing? A) To evaluate the patient’s medical history B) To ensure the accuracy and reliability of test results C) To minimize errors before analysis D) To interpret laboratory results Which factor can significantly affect the quality of a specimen? A) Improper collection techniques B) Temperature during storage C) Timing of sample col...

Dialysis Tech Practice Test Questions with Verified Solutions A brother of a dialysis patient has blood type O and is being considered a potential kidney donor. What are the odds that he will be a complete match and suitable donor? A. 25% B. 50% C. 75% D. 100% B. 50% A concurrent flow occurs when blood and dialysate flows in the same direction. This make a dialyzer about ___________% efficient. A. 10% B. 20% C. 15% D. 25% C. 15% A diabetic patient undergoing dialysi...

ABSITE Review exam with 100% correct answers Bacteria of Stomach Mostly sterile Yeast Gram Positive Cocci Bacteria of Small Bowel Gram Positive Cocci Gram Positive Rods Gram Negative Rods: enterococcus, E. coli Bacteria of Colon Mostly anaerobes, gram negative rods, gram positive cocci Most common anaerobe of colon B fragilis Most common aerobe of colon E. coli Fever within 48 hours post-op? Atelectasis Fever 48hrs to 5 days post-op? UTI Fever after...

Irene Gold BOARDS PART 1 Microbiology Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass → True nucleus → Organelles - Answer- Eukaryotes These are examples of what? → human cells →protozoa like Giardia and amoeba - Answer- Eukaryotes →No true nucleus → no organelles → no mitochondria - Answer- Prokaryotes These are examples of what? → bacteria - Answer- Prokaryotes How are organisms classified/organized? - Answer- Family and Genus How are organized named? - Answer- genus and spec...

UTA MICROBIOLOGY LAB 5-8 PRACTICAL 2 LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ aerobic respiration Respiration that requires oxygen anaerobic respiration Respiration that does not require oxygen. Alternatives to O2 are utilized as the final electron acceptor in the electron transport chain. These alternatives include nitrate (NO3 − ), sulfate (SO4 2−), sulfur (S), and carbonate (CO3 2−). fermentation Organic molecules like pyruvate and pyruvate derivatives act as the final electron accep...

Staphylococcus is a gram __________ cocci that is catalase ___________ - ️️positive positive Micrococcus is a gram __________ cocci that is catalase ___________ - ️️positive, positive Streptococcus is a gram __________ cocci that is catalase ___________ - ️️positive, negative Enterococcus is a gram __________ cocci that is catalase ___________ - ️️positive, negative Abiotrophia, Granulicatella, Leuconosoc, Pediococcus, Aerococcus, Gamella, and Lactococcus are all gram __...

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→ True nucleus → Organelles - Eukaryotes These are examples of what? → human cells →protozoa like Giardia and amoeba - Eukaryotes →No true nucleus → no organelles → no mitochondria - Prokaryotes These are examples of what? → bacteria - Prokaryotes How are organisms classified/organized? - Family and Genus How are organized named? - genus and species Mnemonic for biology classification: Katy Perry Came Over for Grape Soda - K= Kingdom P=Phylum C= Class O= Order F=...