CBU BIO205 Microbiology Park Quiz 1

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microscopy

discovery of the very small

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Robert Hooke

published micrographia in 1665

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Anton con Leeuwenhoek

skilled in grinding lenses that allowed him to see in x200 & described "animalcules" in a specimen of a lake water

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What are microorganisms?

naked to human eye, can be fungus, bacteria, virus, & archea

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1600's vitalists thought...

life generated spontaneously from decaying materials

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Leeuwenhoek's belief

BELIEVED IN SPONTANEOUS GENERATION

maggots arose from eggs in the decaying material, not from the material itself

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Francesco Redi belief

if flies were prevented from landing on meat, it didn't produce maggtos

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Francesco Redi's experiment

2 mason jars, one covered = no maggots

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Louis Pasteur discredited what & how

discredited the idea of spontaneous generation theory with the swan neck flask

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Who did the swan neck flask experiment

Louis Pasteur

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vax's prevent what?

infection disease

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In 1796 Edward Jenner

figured out first small pox vaccine

discovered process of vaccination

discovered disease could be prevented through vax w a smaller milder disease causing agent

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which came first variolation or vaccination

variolation

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variolation started in, & caused

in China 14C

18C Europeans

& BAD reactions

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vaccines were developed from

cowpox, better reaction & more immunity

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inoculated is another word for

vaccination

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1700's ppl thought disease resulted from?

Miasma- bad quality/rotting stuff in environment/air

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late 1800's careful scientific inquiry into nature of disease gave right to?

EPIDEMIOLOGY

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Epidemiology definition

study of source/cause or mode of transmission of disease

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1854 John Snow did what

determined cause of cholera transmission in London

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How did John Snow stop the cholera epidemic in London?

removed the handle of the communal water pump & started the sanitary movement

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1861 Ignaz Sommelweis determined source of what

puerperal fever or blood poisoning in women during childbirth & kids

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How did Ignaz Sommelweis fix the issue?

compared 2 hospitals, encouraged his students to wash hands & fixed the issue

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why did ppl wear beak mask/coats?

protect from black plague (specifically the miasma belief)

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Louis Pasteur proposed what

that germs cause infectious disease

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What did Pasteur prove? (yeast)

that yeast is responsible for fermentation

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Who created germ theory & made rabies vax

Pasteur

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What did Pasteur do with pasteurization?

It was his technique in heating to kill pathogens

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Two most important microbiologists?

Pasteur & Koch

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Joseph Lister developed?

practice of antisepsis (chemical disinfection of external living surfaces)

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Who used carbolic acid?

Lister, he used the spray during surgery & wounds healed without infection

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Who tested on dead animals?

Robert Koch

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Robert Koch discovered?

anthrax & tuberculosis & cholera

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What did Robert Koch formalize?

standards to equate germs with infection disease

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Koch's postulates became criteria for

linking a specific organism to a specific disease

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Who developed pure culture techniques?

Koch

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Petri dishes + Koch explanation

by adding gelatin to his broth he grew bacterial colonies in a petri dish, but the gelatin liquified at warm temps & digested by bacteria

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When & who came up with the agar solution?

1880 Fanny Hesse

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bacteriology

the study of bacterial organisms

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1873 hansen

leprosy

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1886 klebs

diphtheria

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1886 fraenkel

pneumonia

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1892 welch & nutall

gas gangrene

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1898 shiga

dysentery

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1906 bordet & gengou

whooping cough/pertussis

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1890/ ivanosky & beijerinick

early observation of filterable viruses, tobacco mosaic disease caused by virus

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1898 hoof & mouth disease

discovered to be caused by a virus

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1901 walter reed

filterable virus causes yellow fever in humans