SHEEPS BLOOD AGAR
TRYPTICASE SOY BROTH
CHOCOLATE AGAR
STAPHYLOCOCCI
STREPTOCOCCI
100

What is the medical terminology used to indicate a pair? 

A. Cocci 

B. Cide 

C. Vibrio 

D. Diplo 

D. Diplo

100

Which of the following best describes an organism that lives in the absence of oxygen? 

A. Agar 

B. Anaerobic 

C. Aerobic 

D. Cocci 

B. Anaerobic

100

Differential media includes culture plates with what characteristic? 

A. Color indicator through the use of a dye 

B. Growth inhibitor through the use of antibiotics 

C. Growth enhancement through specially formulated nutrients 

D. None of the above 

A. Color indicator through the use of a dye

100

What is the term used to refer to round shaped bacterium that is arranged in clusters? 

A. Diplococci 

B. Staphylococci 

C. Streptocooci 

D. Cocci 

 Staphylococci

100

The most commonly used media in microbiology laboratories for primary planting is? 

A. Sheeps Blood agar 

B. Trypticase Soy Broth 

C. Chocolate agar 

D. MAC 

A. Sheeps Blood agar

200

Which of the following is an example of a disease caused by fungi? 

A. Lobar pneumonia 

B. Gonorrhea 

C. Thrush 

D. Scarlet fever 

C. Thrush

200

What science deals with the study of fungi and their relative dangers? 

A. Bacteriology 

B. Mycology 

C. Parasitology 

D. Cystology 

B. Mycology

200

 Which of the following is widely used as a culture media? 

A. Capsule 

B. Colony 

C. Agar 

C. Agar

200

The process of destroying all microorganisms and their spores is called: 

A. Sterilization 

B. Sanitization 

C. Disinfection 

D. Cleaning 

A. Sterilization

200

Culture media that allows one organism to rapidly grow while indirectly inhibiting the growth of unwanted organisms are called: 

A. Selective media 

B. Enrichment media 

C. Supportive media 

D. Differential media 

B. Enrichment media

300

Which of the following is a gram-negative bacterium known to cause food poisoning? 

A. Klebsiella 

B. Hemophilus 

C. Candida 

D. Salmonella 

D. Salmonella

300

Gram negative bacteria will appear what color when stained: 

A. Blue 

B. Black 

C. Red 

C. Red

300

 Which of the following is a direct cause of disease? 

A. Stress 

B. Lack of sleep 

C. Poor hygiene 

D. Pathogen 

D. Pathogen

300

The protective layer found around some bacteria is: 

A. Colony 

B. Agar 

C. Flagella 

D. Capsule 

D. Capsule

300

Bacteria that appear comma shaped are referred to as: 

A. Spirila 

B. Spirochetes 

C. Vibrio 

D. Bacilli 

C. Vibrio

400

The suffix '-cide' is used to indicate? 

A. Growth 

B. Oxygen 

C. Destruction 

D. Enzyme 

C. Destruction

400

When using a bacteriostatic it will: 

A. Enhance the growth of some bacteria 

B. Enhance the growth of most bacteria 

C. Inhibit the growth of bacteria 

C. Inhibit the growth of bacteria

400

 Rod shaped bacteria are commonly referred to as: 

A. Spirochetes 

B. Spirila 

C. Vibrio 

D. Bacilli 

D. Bacilli

400

Which of the following is the best example of a supportive media? 

A. Eosin Methylene Blue (EMB) 

B. Trypticase Soy Broth 

C. Hektoen 

B. Trypticase Soy Broth

400

17. What is the term used to indicate a growth of microorganisms in a culture? 

A. Agar 

B. Flagella 

C. Colony 

D. Spore 

C. Colony

500

In order to diagnose an ongoing urinary tract infection (UTI) a culture should be completed to look for which of the following bacteria? 

A. Pneumococci 

B. Neisseria 

C. E-coli 

D. Salmonella

C. E-coli

500

Using germicides to destroy microorganisms but not their spores is an example of: 

A. Cleaning 

B. Sanization 

C. Sterilization 

D. Disinfection 

D. Disinfection

500

"DAILY DOUBLE"

The study of structures and forms of the body organs and systems is? 

A. Physiology 

B. Anatomy 

C. Pathology 

D. Microbiology 


B. Anatomy

500

What science involves the study of microscopic identification of cells and tissues? 

A. Anatomy 

B. Zoology 

C. Histology 

D. Mycology 

C. Histology

500

Cocci 

16. Bacteria that require oxygen to survive are classified as? 

A. Aerobic 

B. Anaerobic 

C. Faculative 

D. Pathogenic 

A. Aerobic