Bacteria
Bacteria All Around Us
Antibiotics
Antibiotic Resistance
What Not To Do/Prevention
100

What are bacteria?

Unicellular organisms

100

Where can you find bacteria? (1 specific environment) 

Everywhere! Various environments include: darkest depths of sea, warm vents of sea, water vents near volcanoes, soil on the surface of volcanoes, etc 

100

True or False: Antibiotics can kill viruses.

False 

100

What is antibiotic resistance?

When bacteria develop a defense against antibiotics

100
How long should you spend washing your hands?

At least 20 seconds 

200

What makes up bacteria?

Cell wall and no organelles 

200

True or False: Bacteria in soil act as decomposers. 

True 

200

What are antibiotics? 

Form of medication used to treat/combat bacterial infections 

200

How to bacteria develop a resistance? 

Occurs when bacteria are exposed to antibiotics and evolve to fight back. 

200

What kind of illness should antibiotics be used for?

Bacterial illness 

300

How many species of bacteria are there?

~8.7 million

300

How is it that bacteria will cause the formation of cancer and other diseases? 

Bad bacteria causes diseases if the microbiome has been damaged. 

300

Who discovered antibiotics?

Alexander Fleming 

300

Why do bacteria develop a resistance?

Bacteria evolve faster and can share their DNA leading to developing resistance due to high exposure to antibiotics 

300

True or False: Bacterial infections can be contagious. 

True 

400

What is an example of how bacteria can be harmful?

Causes food poisoning, sepsis, etc. 

400

How is bacteria beneficial in humans and animals? 

Helps digest food, protect body from pathogens, repair damages to tissue 

400

When/where were antibiotics discovered?

1928 at St. Mary's Hospital

400

Why is antibiotic resistance a bad thing?

Renders medicine useless; leads to the need for new antibiotics to be made in order to treat bacterial infections 

400

What preventative measure did we discuss that can be done to avoid the need for antibiotics?

Stay healthy!

500

What is the common food that has more bacteria in it than most other foods?

Yogurt 

500

Fill in the word: Bacteria are amazing in their ability in the process of r_c_____g on Earth. 

Recycling. 

500

How was the first antibiotic discovered? 

Accidentally by naturally occurring penicillin killing bacteria in a petri dish 

500

What is one way humans contribute to antibiotic resistance?

Misuse of antibiotics 

500

What is one easy thing you can do to stay healthy?

Wash hands, make sure health care providers clean hands/wear gloves, cover mouth when you sneeze