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Microbiolog

QuestionAnswer
Everybody's body is totally covered Staph epidermis
The bacteria causing most skin infections Staph aureus
Strep throat Strep pyogenes
Most UTIs E. Coli
Whooping Cough Bordetella
Lyme Disease Borrelia
Makes up normal flora in mouth- one causes cavities Viridians strep
Gonorrhea Nisseria
Measles Virus
Mothers can infect vaginal carriers and infect baby during delivery Group B Strep
Flu Virus
Two bacteria who liv in your throat and travel up and down to cause upper and lower respitory infections Haemophilis and Strep pneumoniae
Cholera Bacteria
Ringworm on dogs Microsporum
Ringworm on people Trichophyton
Systemic fungus in this area of the country Histoplasma
Systemic fungus in SW "Valley Fever" Coccidioides
Rose Growers disease Sporothrix
An apportunistic mosd causing infection in compromised people Aspergillus
A yeast which is normal flora on body, but can overgrow Candida albicans
India Ink Test Cryptococcus
Thrush candida albicans
Yeast that can cause meningitis Cryptococcus
Why is a streak plate performed on an abscess from a patient? To isolate bacteria
Can cause food poisoning Staph A
Impetigo Strep pyogenes
MRSA Staph aureus
Group B Strep agalacticide
Pathogenic Enterobacteriacae Salmonella, Shigella, Yersinia, some e. coli
Most gastric ulcers heliobacter
Lyme disease Borellia
Anthrax Bacillus
Final electron acceptor in aerobic respiration O2
Byproduct of aerobic respiration carbon dioxide and metabolic water
Glucose broken down pyruvic acid
Final electron acceptor in fermentation organic molecule
Final electron acceptor in anaerobic respiration inorganic molecule
Making of wine fermentation
A bacteria that uses sulfur as a final electron acceptor Anaerobic respiration
Pork roundworm Trichinella
Pork tapeworm Teania solium
Hook worm Necator americanus
Aids patient with bad diahrrea Cryptosoridium
Can live in water Cryptosoridium
Use scotch tape test Enterobius
Protozoan diarrhea common world wide, not severe Giardia
Protozoan that causes amoebic dysentery Entamoeba
Protozoan STD Trichomonas
Conjugation Passing plasmids around
Transformation free floating DNA
Transduction DNA passes from one to another via a bacteriophage
Kreb cycle and Electron transport chain processes in respiration
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