What is Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi, Protozoa, And Microscopic Algae?
100
An Englishman Reported To the World That life's Smallest structural Units Were "Little Boxes" Or "Cells", As He Called Them
What is Robert Hooke?
100
The Names Of Organisms Are In...
What is Latin
100
Have The Ability To slow Down Their Metabolism And Become Dormant When Their Environment Is Threatened
What is Gram-Positive Bacillus?
100
Not Composed Of Cells And Requires A Living Host To Multiply
What is Viruses?
200
A Viral Disease That Attacks And Destroys The Immune System
What is AIDS?
200
When The Most Important Discoveries in The History Of Biology Occurred....
What is 1665?
200
Microorganisms And Their Component Parts Are Very Small, And They Are Measured In...
What is Microns?
200
Are Aerobic, Non-Spore-Forming, Non-Living, Rod-Shaped Oranisms
What is Mycobacteria?
200
Single-Celled Microorganisms
What is Protozoa?
300
Make Critical Contributions To The Welfare Of Mankind By Helping To Maintain The Balance Of Living Organisms and Chemicals In Our Enviornment
What is Microorganisms?
300
First To Observe Living Microorganisms Through Magnifying Lenses
What is Anton Van Leeuwenhoek?
300
The Gram Stain Was Developed In__________ By Hans Christian Gram
What is 1884?
300
A Varied Group Of Bacteria That Have Been Loosely Grouped On The Basis Of Their Cell Sructure
What is Gram-Positive Bacilli?
300
A Neurodegenerative Disease With Characteristics Clinical And Diagnostic Features
What is CJD?
400
Humans And Many Other Animals Depend On This In Their Intestines for Digestion and For Synthesis Of Some Of The Vitamins That Their Bodies Require
What is Bacteria?
400
Some Forms Of Life Could Arise Spontaneously From Nonliving Matter
What is Spontaneous Generation?
400
Unicellular And Reproduce By Binary Fission
What is Bacteria?
400
Contains Many Microbial Species Of Medical Industrial And Environmental Importance
What is Gram-Negative Bacilli?
400
Defined As Microorganisms, Largely Bacteria, That Are Resistant To One Or More Classes Of Antimicrobial Agents. These Organisms Are Transmitted By The Same Routes As Antimicrobial-Susceptible Infectious Agents
What is MDROs?
500
Typically Transmitted By A Fecal-Oral cycle
What is Microbial Diseases Of The Digestive System?
500
Demonstrated That Microorganisms Are Indeed Present In The Air And Can Contaminate Seemingly Sterile Solutions, But The Air Itself Does Not Create Microorganisms
What is Louis Pasteur?
500
Basic Shapes Of Bacteria
What is Streptococcus (Spherical Cocci), Pseudomonas (Rod-Shaped Bacilli), Spirochete (Spirals)?
500
Found In Contaminated Water, In Sewage, Soil, And Decaying Organic Matter, And Within The Bodies Of Humans And Animals
What is Spirochetes?
500
-Fast Breathing Or Trouble Breathing
-Bluish Skin Color
-Not Drinking Enough fluids
-Not Waking Up Readily Or Not Interacting
-Being So Irritable That The Child Does Not Want to Be Held
-Fever With A Rash