- Are Dependent Upon Or Non Motile C The Staining Characteristics Of The Cell Wall Characteristics Of Cytoplasmic Inclusi 1 (151.08 KiB) Viewed 14 times
are dependent upon or non-motile C) the staining characteristics of the cell wall characteristics of cytoplasmic inclusions E) the presence of specific enzymes 1. The biochemical characteristics used as an aid in identification of a bacterial organism A) the type of media used B) whether the bacteria is motile D) the staining A) uses C) 2. Fermentation differs from aerobic respiration in that only fermentation glycolysis as a pathway B) forms organic acids or alcohol end products releases energy from glucose D) uses ATP in the initial reaction E) none of the above = identify 3. In observation of a smear using the microscope, resolution is achieved through the use of A) the condenser B) oil immersion objective C) diaphragm D) either of the above E) none of the above identify_ 4. Before any microorganism can be identified, it must be A) isolated in pure culture B) tested with various chemical agents C) compared under the microscope to similar D) all of the above E) none of the above identify appearing organism 5. Bacteria that forms resistant spores that enable the organism to survive adverse environmental conditions for extended periods of time belong to the following genera: A) Klebsiella and Treponema B) Mycobacteria and Actinomyces C) Bacillus and Clostridium D) Enterobacter and Pseudomonas E) all of the above 6. The primary reagent that is used to distinguish Staphylococcus from Streptococcus is A) oxidase B) Kovac's reagent C) citrated plasma D) hydrogen peroxide E) ferrous salts 7. The production of hydrogen sulfide from ferrous salts is most characteristic of A)) Enterobacter species - Escherichia coli B) Serratia - Providencia C) Staphylococcus - Neisseria D) Pseudomonas - Kelbsiella E) none of the above = identify 8. Bacteria movement is directly related to the presence of A) spores B) cilia C) identify flagella D) spokes E) neither of the above =