Discover Microbiology

Discover Microbiology

Test your knowledge about Microbiology and find out how much you know about this fascinating field of study!

published on April 19, 20230 responses 0
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What is the study of microorganisms called?

What is the study of microorganisms called?
Bacteriology
Astronomy
Fluid Dynamics
Mycology
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What type of microorganism is a virus?

What type of microorganism is a virus?
A parasite
A fungi
A a nucleic acid in a protein coat
An archaea
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What is a petri dish used for in microbiology?

What is a petri dish used for in microbiology?
Engraving glass slides
Measuring the volume of liquids
Dispersing microorganisms onto glass slides
Culturing microorganism colonies for analysis
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What type of microorganism are bacteria?

What type of microorganism are bacteria?
A eubacteria
A fungi
An archaea
A protozoa
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What type of bodily fluid is needed to culture HIV cells?

What type of bodily fluid is needed to culture HIV cells?
Saliva
Blood
Urine
Sweat
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What is the most common form of bacteria?

What is the most common form of bacteria?
Cocci
Bacilli
Vibrios
Spirilla
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Which medical professional deals with microbiology?

Which medical professional deals with microbiology?
Anesthesiologist
Vascular Surgeon
Infectious Disease Specialist
Oncologist
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Which type of microscope is used to study microbial cultures?

Which type of microscope is used to study microbial cultures?
Depolarizing microscope
Light microscope
Confocal microscope
Bright-field microscope
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What does a light microscope use to gain powerful magnification of specimens?

What does a light microscope use to gain powerful magnification of specimens?
X-rays
UV light
Electron beams
Glass lenses
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What is the first step in classifying microbial taxonomy?

What is the first step in classifying microbial taxonomy?
Identifying the genus of the specimen
Analyzing the specimen's physical traits
Grouping similar specimens together
Naming the specimen
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Which variable must be strictly controlled in a laboratory to produce accurate results?

Which variable must be strictly controlled in a laboratory to produce accurate results?
Room temperature
Equipment type
Lighting
Sample size
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Which technique is used to make a DNA fingerprint?

Which technique is used to make a DNA fingerprint?
Radial Immunodiffusion
Gel Electrophoresis
Microdilution
Immunochromatography