Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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What is the name given to an infection which is generally contracted in hospitals? | Nosocomial | 66%
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What is the term for a sphere shaped bacteria? | Cocci | 64%
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Which of negative/positive has LPS? | Negative | 48%
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What word meaning tail, is how bacteria propel themselves? | Flagella | 45%
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Which clostridium bacter produces endospores to survive in the environment and may cause gas gangrene? | Perfringens | 36%
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What layer of the gram+ve cells is thicker leading to the retention of the stain? | Peptidoglycan | 30%
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Which major bacteria does not gram stain due to lack of cell wall, and is known to cause non-gonococcal urethritis? | Chlamydia | 27%
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What aspect of bacterias structure is utilised by airosole bacteria to prevent them from drying out? | Capsule | 20%
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What is name for the space between the two gram negative membranes that contains hydrolytic enzymes ? | Periplasm | 18%
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What is a term for bacteria that can grow with or without oxygen? | Facultative anaerobes | 14%
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By what process do bacterial cells divide? | Binary fision | 11%
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And if they can only survive without oxygen (e.g. clostridium)? | Obligate anaerobes | 11%
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What part of LPS, due to being an endotoxin may lead to Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)? | Lipid A | 5%
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In gram staining what stain is washed out of negative cells? | Iodine-crystal violet complex | 2%
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What is found in the "nose" of bacterial cells that allow them to move towards or away from nutrients/toxins by chemotaxis? | Chemoreceptors | 0%
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