Bacterial diseases
All about bacteria
Fun facts
What is inside a bacteria?
Agar plates
100

What bacterial disease is this?

Strep throat

100

Describe the shape of spirillum bacteria.

Spiral shaped

100

Where are bacteria found?

Literally everywhere (they can even survive in space)

100

What is the 'tail' called that bacteria use to move?


Flagella

100

Are these bacteria, yeast or mould?


 

Bacteria

200
What is the bacterial infection typically caused by eating raw chicken?

Salmonella

200

How often do bacteria divide/double?

Every 20 minutes
200

How many human cells on average are in a person?

30 trillion

200

What 'instructions' are found inside a bacteria?

DNA

200

What does mould look like on the agar plate?

Furry, white or dark coloured. 

300
What is the bacterial infection that affects the urinary tract (pee)?

Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)

300

Describe the shape of a cocci bacteria.

Circle/spherical shaped.

300

How many bacterial cells on average are in a person?

39 trillion

300

What are the little hairs on the surface of bacteria called?

Note: they help bacteria attach to surfaces. 

Pili

300

What are colour yeast colonies?

Yellow

400

What is the bacterial disease that affects the lungs where they fill up with pus/mucus?

Pneumonia

400

Describe the shape of a bacilli bacteria.

Rod shaped.

400

What are three types of microbes?

Bacteria

Viruses

Fungi (mould)

400

What is the outside of the bacteria called that gives it support and protection?

Cell wall

400

Why do bacteria not keep growing forever on agar?

They either run out of nutrients or space. 

500

What bacterial disease is commonly spread through ticks?

Lyme disease

500

What is the name of the process of reproduction in bacteria?

Binary fission

500

How do microbes help humans?

  • They help to digest food.

  • They produce vitamins.

  • They help the immune system.

  • They produce chemicals like serotonin that affect our mental health.

  • They regulate inflammation and help our body repair.

500

What is the fluid inside the bacteria called?

Cytoplasm

500

Why do bacteria form colonies?

Because they keep doubling in the same spot as they cannot move very far. End up forming a circle. 

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