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70%
15. Antibiotics provide the best defense against viruses
. The first sample taken should be the
a.
b.
True
16. Cocci bacteria are
False
17. Bacilli bacteria are
one. The difference in
as antiseptic since it is stronger than
The site of collection should never be touched after disinfecting.
18. Spirillum bacteria are
in shape
19. Viruses and bacteria are micro-organisms that can be view by
compound microscope
a.
True
False
b.
20. Some bacilli are known as
a.
C.
in shape
in shape
21. Staphylococci are known as
22. Some bacilli are motile; they are equipped with
23. The color of Gram positive bacteria is
24. The color of Gram negative bacteria is
25. Bacteria are known to multiply by
using.
26. In the abbreviation C & S, "C" refers to; .
media. The "S" refers to; .
(AFB) and can only be stained with
formers. Some bacilli are known as
stain
27. Pathos means to cause
28. Culture media comes in two forms;
29. Culture media is made of a mixture of
formers; they often cause
or
or
while viruses can only replicate themselves by
which allows us to select the
that is most effective against pathogens.
done by inoculating the specimen on
in the Lab for the purpose of
30. Transport media functions to maintain the microorganisms
31. The proper way to store Petri-dishes media is in the
*C, in an
position.
32. Parasites that infect humans are made of three large groups, they are:
infection
which help microorganisms to
them.
33. Amoebae, flagellates, and ciliates belong to this group:
during
at a temperature between
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