ENDOSPORES
TAXONOMY & MICROORGANISM TYPES
MICROSCOPY
COMMON SHAPES AND ARRANGEMENTS AND FLAGELLA
STAINING AND BACTERIA STRUCTURE
100

What is the difference between a spore and an endospore?

Spore: method of reproduction

Endospore: method of survival 

100

List the taxonomy biggest to smallest.

Domain -> Kingdom -> Phylum -> Class -> Order -> Family -> Genus ->Species

100

Select the two main types of microscopes:

a) electron

b) light

c) proton

d) carbon

A and B

100

What kind of bacteria has a comma shape to it?

Vibrio

100

True or false: Gram + bacteria have less peptidoglycan that Gram - bacteria.

False; it is the opposite.

200
True or false: Sepsis is the presence of pathogens in living tissue.

True

200

List the eukaryotic microorganisms.

fungi, slime molds, protozoa, algae

200

What is the working distance and how can we shorten this?

The working distance is the area between the stage and the lens, and we can shorten it with immersion oil. 

200

Fill in the blank: A monotrichous flagella has (enter) flagella. 

ONE

200

What color should the Acid-Fast negative bacteria be after the counterstain?

Blue

300

What are some examples of ways to sterilize? 

Direct heat, autoclave, gamma rays and x rays

300

What is the correct way to write a species name when typing?

Capitalize the first initial and lowercase for the rest of the name. Also, must be in italics! 

Ex: H. sapiens

300

What kind of microscopy would you use if you want to see a cell's internal detail without having to stain?

Phase contrast microscopy

300

Multiple choice: A tetrad is arranged in what shape?

a. pairs

b. cluster

c. square 

d. single ball

C. Square

300

Name three structural things found inside of a bacterial cell.

plasmid, inclusions, nucleoid, ribosomes

400

What does the Kirby Bauer Assay say?

You want a larger zone of inhibition (ZOI) because that means the sterilization method is more effective the bigger the ZOI is. 

400

True or False: Bacteria, archaea, and viruses are all considered to be prokaryotic cells. 

False; viruses are not living and are therefore not prokaryotic or eukaryotic. 

400

What are two setbacks to brightfield microscopy?

1. You must be working with microorganisms that are small enough for light to pass through.

2. You have to stain the microorganisms, which kills the cells.

400

What is the difference between a spirillum and a spirochete?

A spirillum is just a normal spiral, whereas a spirochete is an elongated, loose spiral.

400

Fill in the blank: The glycocalyx is a protective layer made up of (enter). 

Polysaccharides