MIC LEC EXAMROPARA LEC

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how many phyla does the domain bacteria have?

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how kany classes does the domain bacteria have?

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5

how many subclass does the domain bacteria have?

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77

how many orders does the domain bacteria have?

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how many suborders does the domain bacteria have?

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182

how many families does the domajn bacteria have?

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871

how many genera does the domain bacteria have?

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5,007

how many species does the domain bacteria have?

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cocci

these are round or spherical bacteria

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bacilli

these are rectangular or rod-sha0ed bacteria

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spirillia

these are curfed and spiral-spahed bacteria

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binary fission

bacterias reproduce to what process?

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organism’s generation time

what do you fall the time it takes for one bacterial cell to split into two cells?

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diplococci

what do you call a cocci that is in pair?

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staphylococci

what do you call a cocci that is in clusters?

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tetrads

what do you call a cocci that are seen in packets of four?

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octads

what do you call a cocci that can be seen in packets of eight?

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rods

bacilli are often reffered to as ____

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bacilli

they may be short or long, thick or thin qnd pointed or with curved or blund ends.

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coccobacilli

what do you call those rods that are quite short, resembling an elongated cocci?

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curged and spiral-shaped bacilli

these are placed into a third morphologic grouping

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a bird

what does a pair of curved bacilli resemble?

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spirochetes

what do they refer to spiral-shaped bacteria?

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tre0onema pallidum

this is tightly coiled and the cause of syphilis

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pleomorphic

these are bacterias that exist in a variety of shapes

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pleomorphism

it is the ability to exist in a variety of shapes

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colorless and transparent

what color are most bacteria?

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staining

in this method, the bacteria are smeared onto a glass microscope slide, air-dried, and then “fixed”

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heat fixation

is usually accomplished by passing the smear through a Bunsen burner flame.

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methanol fixation

it is accomplished vy flooding the smear with abdolute methanol for 30 seconds, is a more satisfactory fixation technique.

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simple stain

it is sufficient to determine bacterial shape and morphologic arrangement.

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dye

it is applied to the fixed smear

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oil immersion lens

which part of the microscope is used to examine a smear?

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structural staining procedure

these are the procedures used to observe bacterial capsules, spores, and flagella

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differencial staining procedures

the gram and acid-fast dtaining procedures are referred to as ____

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differential staining procedures

these procedures enable microbiologists to differentiate one group of bacteria from another

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Dr. Hans Christian Gram

who developed the gram staining procedure?

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