Microbiology Gram Bacteria

1. Causes cholera

Borrelia burgdorferia

Vibrio cholera

Mycoplasma

2. Produces endospores; causes botulism

Clostridium tetani

Clostridium perfringens

Clostridium botulinum

3. Produces endospores; causes tetanus; produces powerful neurotoxin

Clostridium tetani

Clostridium botulinum

Clostridium perfringens

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5. Treponema pallidum causes

Syphilis

Lyme disease

Pneumonia

6. Produces endospores; causes anthrax

Bacillus

Clostruidium tetani

Clostridum perfingens

7. Causes diptheria

Neisseria meningiditis

Bacillus

Corynebacterium

8. What shape are gram negative cocci?

Staphylococcus

Coffee bean diplococci

Streptococcus

9. Klebsiella

Produces capsules; causes pneumonia

Causes typhoid fever

Causes food poisoning

10. Produces endospores; causes gas gangrene, produces a toxin toxic to cells

Clostridium tetani

Neisseria gonorrhoeae

Clostridium perfringens

11. Borrelia burgdorferi causes

Syphilis

Lyme disease

Infections in the ear and nose

12. Where is Pseudomonas commonly found?

Burn patients

Those with STDs

Adolesence adults

13. Shigella causes

Pneumonia

Food poisoning

Dysentery

14. Gonorrhoeae is:

Gram negative bacilli

Gram positive cocci

Gram negative cocci

15. Normal flora of colon; causes infections when found anywhere else

Enterobacter

E. coli

Klebsiella

16. Causes infections primarily in the urinary system

Bacteriodes

Shigella

Proteus

17. Normal flora in nasal and oral areas

Neisseria species

Clostridium species

Neisseria meningiditis

18. Legionnella causes

UTI

Pneumonia

Severe diahrrea

19. There is 1 anaerobic bacteria in Gram negative bacilli.

True

False

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21. Facultative anaerobes for gram negative bacilli includes:

Pallidum

Cholera

Enteric flora

22. Neisseria gonorrhoeae is

Aerobic

Anaerobic

Facultative aerobe

23. Mycoplasma is the largest group able to survive extracellulary.

True

False

24. Normal flora in the GI tract and genital area; causes post-operative infections, bacteremia, and abscesses

Bacteriodes

E. coli

Proteus

25. What microscope is used to see Vibrio cholera?

Light microsope

Flourescent microscope

Scanning electron microscope

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Microbiology Gram Bacteria

1. Causes cholera

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2. Produces endospores; causes botulism

3. Produces endospores; causes tetanus; produces powerful neurotoxin

4. Small bacillus rods are usually gram ______.

5. Treponema pallidum causes

6. Produces endospores; causes anthrax

7. Causes diptheria

8. What shape are gram negative cocci?

9. Klebsiella

10. Produces endospores; causes gas gangrene, produces a toxin toxic to cells

11. Borrelia burgdorferi causes

12. Where is Pseudomonas commonly found?

13. Shigella causes

14. Gonorrhoeae is:

15. Normal flora of colon; causes infections when found anywhere else

16. Causes infections primarily in the urinary system

17. Normal flora in nasal and oral areas

18. Legionnella causes

19. There is 1 anaerobic bacteria in Gram negative bacilli.

20. Large bacillus rod is usually gram ____.

21. Facultative anaerobes for gram negative bacilli includes:

22. Neisseria gonorrhoeae is

23. Mycoplasma is the largest group able to survive extracellulary.

24. Normal flora in the GI tract and genital area; causes post-operative infections, bacteremia, and abscesses

25. What microscope is used to see Vibrio cholera?

26. Pseudomonas causes:

27. Vibrios is what shape?

28. Pseudomonas and Legionnella are:

29. Mycoplasma are the only group that does not make____.

30. Spirochetes cause

31. Salmonella, Shigells, E. coli, Klebsiella, Proteus, and Enterobacter are:

32. Salmonella causes:

33. Enterobacter is

34. What does cholera effect?