Intro to Micro
History of Microbiology
Scientific Method and Quality Control
Standard Precautions
Eu. and Pro. Cells
100

An organism only visible through a microscope

What is a microorganism?

100

The first vaccine

What is smallpox?

100

Definition of science

What is a tool used for answering questions?

100

Term for "free from all microorganisms"

What is asepsis?

100

Single-celled organisms

What are prokaryotes?

200

A scientist who studies microorganisms.

What is a microbiologist?

200

Created the smallpox vaccine

Who is Edward Jenner?

200

To be influenced by opinions or emotions

What is subjective?

200

dangerous to humans; potentially contaminated with microorganisms

What is a biohazard?

200

Where genetic material is found in a prokaryote

What is the nucleoid?

300

one organism benefits, while the other derives neither a benefit nor harm

What is commensalism?

300

What Louis Pasteur was known for

What is the Germ Theory?

300

Not influenced by opinions or emotions

What is objective?

300
Oversees health regulations and inspects outbreaks of disease

What is the CDC?

300

The definition of "eu"

What is "true"?

400

A harmful microorganism

What is a pathogen?

400

The world's second vaccine and its inventor

What is the Rabies vaccine?

Who is Louis Pasteur?

400

Why you have to follow protocols when collecting specimens

What is to ensure patient results are accurate?

400

Surfaces or inanimate objects that harbor microorganisms

What are fomites?

400

The material that bacterial cell walls are made of

What is peptidoglycan?
500
Bacteria that reside in humans, but is not harmful

What is normal flora?

500

The bacteriologist that discovered penicillin

Who is Alexander Fleming?

500

Where a nosocomial infection is acquired

What is a healthcare setting?

500

An organization that makes and enforces health codes, monitors working conditions and performs certification tests.

What is OSHA?

500

The transfer of DNA through cell-to-cell contact

What is conjugation?