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50 Cards in this Set
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_________ is most closely associated with beta-lactam ring
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penicillin
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__________ eliminates organisms in their spores or endospores
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sterilization
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__________ is an environment or procedure that is free of contamination by pathogen
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A septic
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__________ The permanent loss of reproductive capacity
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microbial death
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___________ produces ions that denature important molecules and kills cells
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Ionizing radiation
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A sample of E. coli has been subjected to heat for a specific time and 90% of the cells have been destroyed which of the following terms best describes this event
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decimal reduction time
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antimicrobial methods involving drying are
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desiccation
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Biosafety level III includes
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double sets of entry doors
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blank is the time required to destroy 90% of the microbes in a sample
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decimal reduction time
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define Lyophilization
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freeze drying
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diffusion and dilution test that expose pathogens to antimicrobials are designed to
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determine which drug is most effective against a particular pathogen and they also determine the amount of a drug to use against the particular passage
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disinfecting of cafeteria plates best describes what term?
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sanitation
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drugs that act against protein synthesis include
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polymyxin
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in a Kirby bauer susceptibility test the presence of the zone of inhabitation around discontinued antimicrobial agents indicate
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at the microbe does not grow in the presence of the agents
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killing of microorganisms on the skin or tissue by the use of a chemical it
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antiseptic
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measures the efficiency of an antimicrobial agent
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microbial death rate
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multiple drug-resistant microbes
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frequently develop in hospital
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name three true statements concerning the selection of an antimicrobial agent
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an ideal antimicrobial agent is stable during storage an ideal microbial agent is fast acting and ideal microbial agents do not exist
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PABA is
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used to synthesize folic acid
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resistance to one antimicrobial agent because of its similarity to another in time microbial agent is what
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cross resistant
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resistant to three or more types of antimicrobial drugs
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multiple drug-resistant pathogen
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The company that manufactures little and antimicrobial cleaner for kitchen counters claims that its product is effective when used in 50% water solution by what means might scientist best verify this statement
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in-use test
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The endospores of which organism are used as a biological indicator of sterilization
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bacillus stearothermophilus
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The inhabitation or killing of microorganisms
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antisepsis
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The key to successful chemotherapy is
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selective toxicity
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The microbial death rate is used to measure
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The efficiency of a detergent the efficiency of an antiseptic and the efficiency of sanitation techniques
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The preservation of beef jerky for microbial growth relies on which method of microbial control
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desiccation
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The process using heat to kill pathogens control microbes that cause *spoilage of food and beverage
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pasteurization
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The reduction of a prescribed number of pathogens from surfaces and utensils and public settings
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sanitation
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The removal of microbes from a surface face scrub
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degerming
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The suffixes -cide and -cidal indicate that
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The agent kills or permanently and activates a particular type of microbe
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The suffixes stasis and static and did Kate that a antimicrobial agent
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inhibits microbes
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this uses steam heat under pressure to sterilize chemicals and objects that can tolerate moist heat
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autoclave
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true or false macrolide drugs block attachment sites on the host cell wall and prevent viruses from entering
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False
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what are high-level disinfectants that cross-link organic functional groups and proteins and nucleic acid
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aldehydes
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what describes the interplay between drugs that results efficacy that exceeds the efficiency of either drug alone
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synergism
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what disinfectant acts against cell membranes
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phenol
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what disinfectant contains alcohol
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a tincture of bromine
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what is relevant in explaining why sulfonamides are affective
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humans in microbes use PABA differently in their metabolism
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what is the lowest temperature that kills all cells in a broth in 10 minutes
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thermal death point
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what is the time it takes to complete please sterilizer particular volume of liquid at a set temperature
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thermal death time
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what substance would most effectively inhibit anaerobes
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hydrogen peroxide
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what substances or processes kill microorganisms on laboratory services
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disinfectant
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which antimicrobial chemical has been used to sterilize spacecraft
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ethylene oxide
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which chemicals is active against bacterial endospores
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ethylene oxide
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which class of surfactant is most soluble in water
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coronary ammonium compound
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which item functions most like an autoclave?
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A pressure cooker
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which of the following adjectives best describes the surgical procedure that is free of microbial contaminants
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A septic
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which of the following substances is least toxic to humans
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hydrogen peroxide
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which type of radiation is more widely used as an antimicrobial technique
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electron beams
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