A) is the reduction of infection risk on living tissue
B) is using nontoxic chemicals used to inhibit growth of microbes on food
C) is the destruction or removal of all microbes
D) is the destruction or removal of microbes capable of infection
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A) Into the cell
B) Out of the cell
C) Neither since movement of water particles in and out of the cell will be equal
D) Neither because there will be no movement of water into or out of the cell
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A) photoheterotrophs
B) photoautotrophs
C) chemoheterotrophs
D) chemoautotrophs
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A) psychrophiles
B) mesophiles
C) thermophiles
D) hyperthermophiles
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A) log phase
B) stationary phase
C) lag phase
D) death phase
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A) In chemically defined media all concentrations of every ingredient are known.
B) Chemically defined media contain defined amounts of carbon and energy sources.
C) In chemically defined media a buffer is used to maintain an appropriate pH.
D) In a chemically defined media salts are added to maintain osmotic balance.
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A) obligate aerobes
B) microaerophiles
C) facultative anaerobes
D) aerotolerant anaerobes
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A) obligate aerobes
B) obligate anaerobes
C) facultative anaerobes
D) aerotolerant anaerobes
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A) 95% alcohol gel.
B) Formaldehyde preserves anatomical specimens.
C) Ethylene oxide gas sterilizes materials that are both heat and moisture sensitive.
D) Quaternary ammonium compounds.
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A) Streptococcus pyogenes
B) Streptococcus pneumoniae
C) E. coli
D) Salmonella
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A) photoheterotrophs
B) photoautotrophs
C) chemoheterotrophs
D) chemoautotrophs
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A) obligate aerobe
B) facultative anaerobe
C) aerotolerant anaerobe
D) obligate anaerobe
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A) A Petroff-Hausser chamber because you are visually counting bacteria.
B) Spectrophotometry because it is sensitive to low bacterial numbers.
C) Dilution plating because you will be able to count between 30-300 cells on a plate.
D) Filtration because the number of bacteria may be concentrated on the filter prior to plating.
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A) is used to slow microbial metabolism and growth
B) reduces the number of microbes so that there is less spoilage of consumable liquids
C) breaks C-C bonds which denatures proteins and nucleic acids
D) forces hot water vapor into endospores
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A) Growth medium: an artificial liquid or gel containing nutrients designed to meet the microbes' specific growth requirements.
B) Inoculum: a small sample of microorganisms which are placed into a growth medium to produce a culture.
C) Colony: a visible mass of cells descended from a single cell.
D) Pure culture: all the cells descended from single ancestor cell.
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A) completion of the assay occurs more rapidly that a cultural technique
B) utilization of tests for antibodies that are produced as a result of infection, for microbial products or for microbial DNA or RNA
C) antibody-based tests can include agglutination tests and direct fluorescent antibody assays
D) ELISA tests are one type of antibody test that rely on easily seen color changes
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A) According to its physical properties.
B) According to its chemical properties.
C) As selective growth media.
D) As differential growth media.
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A) they may be placed into 3 groups based on strength of control: sterilants, disinfectants and antiseptics
B) their primary function is to kill, inactivate or inhibit growth of microbes
C) they have different toxicities that govern their safe use
D) some of these are so toxic that they must be used under strict supervision and/or restricted places
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A) above 80ᵒC
B) between 15 and 30ᵒC
C) below 15ᵒC
D) between 50ᵒC and 80ᵒC
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A) Streptococcus pyogenes
B) Streptococcus pneumoniae
C) E. coli
D) Salmonella
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