Microbe Resistance
Mode of action
Controlling Microbes
Mode of action
100

Which bacteria is more resistant, gram negative or gram positive

gram negative bacteria

100

Quinolones and rifampin, prevent the synthesis of Nucleic acids. Pair which goes to DNA and RNA

DNA: Quinolones (-floxacin, -flucytosine)

RNA: Rifampin

100

Determine the difference between ionizing and nonionizing radiation

ionizing- blast DNA apart ; high po

200
Hyphae belong to which resistance category (High, Moderate, Least)

Least resistance

200

Penicillin's mode of action and target

Inhibit cell wall of gram-positive bacteria

200

Give two examples of ionizing radiation

gamma-ray and x-ray

300

Name two microbe types, known to have the high resistance

Prions and bacterial endospore 

300

What 2 antimicrobial agent uses free radicals to induce DNA, protein, and membrane lipid damage via oxidation

H2O2 and Ozone

300

Describe the difference between Membrane and HEPA filters

membrane filters trap microbes in liquid while HEPA filters remove microbes from air and are commonly used in hospitals

300

Give the 4 the microbe categories that alcohol is effective against

gram+ , gram- , enveloped viruses , fungi:yeast&mold

400

Provide protozoan cyst and protozoan trophozoites resistance categories 

protozoan cysts are moderate R.

protozoan trophozoites are least R. 

400

Aminoglycosides suffix and specific mode of action

-mycin ; misread mRNA inhibiting protein synthesis

400

Give the four moist heat mechanisms 

1.Steam under pressure  2.Non-pressureized steam/tyndallization  3.Boiling H2O  4.Pasteurization/Flash Method

500

Pseudomonas, Mycobacteria, and Acinetobacter fall under what umbrella of resistance? 

Moderate resistance for all naked viruses

500

Provide tetracycline antibiotic's: suffix, ribosome size, mode of action- specify how

-cycline ; 30s ; Inhibit protein synthesis ; blocks tRNA attachment to A site

500

Name the 6 categories of microbial control methods?

1. Heat (Moist/Dry) 2. Filtration 3. Cold 4. Osmotic Pressure 5. Radiation 6. Desiccation (Lyophilization)