Intro
Basics
Bacteria
Prions/Fungi/Protozoa
100

A disease we have eradicated worldwide

What is smallpox

100

A microbe with a size of about 2 micrometers

What is a bacterium

100

This is done to prepare a bacteria smear on a microscope slide for staining

What is heat fixing

100

These fungi live unicellularly

What are yeasts

200

The number 4 cause of infectious disease deaths worldwide (in 2019 GBD

What is tuberculosis

200

A nucleus is not present in a cell of this type of microorganism

What is a prokaryote

200

Outer membranes are found in these types of bacteria

What is Gram negative

200

PrP that is infectious has these letters added to it as a superscript.

What is "sc"

300

Developer of postulates to prove a specific microbe causes a specific disease

Who was R. Koch

300

Bacteria are now categorized in this kingdom

What is monera

300

This structure prevents bacterial cells from drying out and protects them from being engulfed by immune cells

What is glycocalyx

300

Amoebiasis is treated with two antibiotics. The second one, paromomycin kills this form of the microbe.

What is the cysts

400

He was first to propose that physicians wash their hands before treating patients

I. Semmelweis

400

The kind of microscopy that uses UV light to "see" microbes

What is fluorescence microscopy

400

They are circular pieces of DNA, but not in the nucleoid of bacteria

What are plasmids

400

Severe systemic infections of pathogenic fungi are often treated with this "terrible" drug.

What is Amphotericin B

500

He proposed the germ theory of disease

Who was Pasteur

500

1000x magnification is about the limit for this type of microscope

What is a compound light microscope

500

High salt in mannitol salt agar is used for this purpose.

What is be selective (for staph)
500

Sexual reproduction of this microbe occurs in infected felines before potentially infecting humans

What is Toxoplasma gondii

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