Zoonoses & Microbes Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Zoonoses & Microbes QuizOnline version Test your microbe & zoonosis knowledge by Willow 1 What are emerging zoonoses? a Diseases that only affect animals b Zoonotic diseases from new agents or new hosts. c Non-infectious diseases in humans 2 What is a zoonotic disease? a A disease caused by plants b A disease that can be transmitted from animals to humans. c A disease only in humans with no animal link 3 What does the germ theory of disease state? a Only viruses cause disease b Microorganisms cause disease. c All diseases are genetic 4 What is the first step of Robert Koch's postulates? a Cure the disease in humans b Infect a healthy animal first c Isolate the organism from a sick animal. 5 Are viruses alive? a Only some viruses are alive b Yes, they are alive c No, not living organisms. 6 What are the two main bacterial classifications? a Bacteria and Viruses b Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes c Prokaryotes and Archaea 7 What is Gram staining used to determine? a Measure bacterial metabolism b Difference between Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. c Identify viruses 8 What is a glycocalyx in bacteria? a A gel-like coating that helps attachment and protection. b A DNA component c A type of bacterial ribosome 9 What is a vector in infectious disease? a A type of disinfectant b A non-living carrier only c An intermediary host that carries a pathogen between species. 10 What is pasteurization? a High heat for short periods to reduce microbes in liquids. b Sterilizing all life-forms completely c Boiling for hours

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Zoonoses & Microbes QuizOnline version

Test your microbe & zoonosis knowledge

by Willow

What are emerging zoonoses?

Diseases that only affect animals

Zoonotic diseases from new agents or new hosts.

Non-infectious diseases in humans

What is a zoonotic disease?

A disease caused by plants

A disease that can be transmitted from animals to humans.

A disease only in humans with no animal link

What does the germ theory of disease state?

Only viruses cause disease

Microorganisms cause disease.

All diseases are genetic

What is the first step of Robert Koch's postulates?

Cure the disease in humans

Infect a healthy animal first

Isolate the organism from a sick animal.

Are viruses alive?

Only some viruses are alive

Yes, they are alive

No, not living organisms.

What are the two main bacterial classifications?

Bacteria and Viruses

Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes

Prokaryotes and Archaea

What is Gram staining used to determine?

Measure bacterial metabolism

Difference between Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria.

Identify viruses

What is a glycocalyx in bacteria?

A gel-like coating that helps attachment and protection.

A DNA component

A type of bacterial ribosome

What is a vector in infectious disease?

A type of disinfectant

A non-living carrier only

An intermediary host that carries a pathogen between species.

What is pasteurization?

High heat for short periods to reduce microbes in liquids.

Sterilizing all life-forms completely

Boiling for hours

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What are emerging zoonoses?

What is a zoonotic disease?

What does the germ theory of disease state?

What is the first step of Robert Koch's postulates?

Are viruses alive?

What are the two main bacterial classifications?

What is Gram staining used to determine?

What is a glycocalyx in bacteria?

What is a vector in infectious disease?

What is pasteurization?

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