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Microbiology Ch. 1 | CHEM - Organic Chemistry 1 - Introduction, Quizzes of Organic Chemistry

Class: CHEM - Organic Chemistry 1 - Introduction; Subject: Chemistry; University: Texas A & M University-Corpus Christi; Term: Forever 1989;

Typology: Quizzes

2009/2010

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TERM 1
Who stated that handwashing prevents
Puerperal fever?
DEFINITION 1
Ignaz Semmelweis
TERM 2
Who used chlorine as an
antiseptic?
DEFINITION 2
Ignaz Semmelweis
TERM 3
What is another term for Puerperal fever?
DEFINITION 3
Childbirth fever
TERM 4
Who started sterilizing instruments with
heat?
DEFINITION 4
Joseph Lister
TERM 5
Who used phenol as
antiseptic?
DEFINITION 5
Joseph Lister
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Who stated that handwashing prevents

Puerperal fever?

Ignaz Semmelweis

TERM 2

Who used chlorine as an

antiseptic?

DEFINITION 2

Ignaz Semmelweis

TERM 3

What is another term for Puerperal fever?

DEFINITION 3

Childbirth fever

TERM 4

Who started sterilizing instruments with

heat?

DEFINITION 4

Joseph Lister

TERM 5

Who used phenol as

antiseptic?

DEFINITION 5

Joseph Lister

Who invented the first vaccine and what was

it used for?

Jenner; Small pox He used cowpox as part of the vaccine

TERM 7

When did the development of vaccines take

place? Antibiotics?

DEFINITION 7

vaccines: most of the 20th century Antibiotics: 1910-1930;

1940's-1960's

TERM 8

How many human pathogens are there?

DEFINITION 8

TERM 9

How many bacteria pathogens?

DEFINITION 9

TERM 10

How many viruses?

DEFINITION 10

Pure cultures contain____

a single strain of organism

TERM 17

How many cells are needed for seeing a

colony with the naked eye?

DEFINITION 17

1 million

TERM 18

Who did the first pure culture?

DEFINITION 18

Robert Koch

TERM 19

What percent of all bacteria in the natural

world can be cultured?

DEFINITION 19

only 0.4%

TERM 20

What is Agar?

DEFINITION 20

Polysachharide from seaweed (agar agar)

Who used Agar and

why?

Fannie Eilshemius Hesse and Walther Hesse used it to

solidify media in the 1880's

TERM 22

Who developed a container to hold solidified

media?

DEFINITION 22

Richard Petri

TERM 23

Who described lithotrophy?

DEFINITION 23

Sergei Winogradsky

TERM 24

What is lithotrophy?

DEFINITION 24

A non carbon nutrient or energy source

TERM 25

Who used model

ecosystem?

DEFINITION 25

Sergei Winogradsky

Who discovered archaeons?

Thomas Brock

TERM 32

Who sequenced thermophiles?

DEFINITION 32

Norm Pace

TERM 33

Who also described Archaeons, Used 16S

rRNA, and developed "domains"?

DEFINITION 33

Carl Woese and George Fox

TERM 34

Which of the following sequenced bacterial

genomes? :Craig Venter Lynn Marguelis,

Claire Frasier, Hamilton Smith, and Karen

Nelson. Which of the above also won Nobel

Laureate?

DEFINITION 34

Craig Venter, Claire Frasier, Karen Nelson, and Hamilton

Smith. Hamilton Smith won Nobel Laureate

TERM 35

What does Abiotic vs. Biotic mean?

DEFINITION 35

living vs. nonliving