February 5th Bio Notes Quiz

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February 5th Bio Notes Quiz

Test your knowledge on antibiotics and microorganisms with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers a variety of topics related to pathogens, antibiotic mechanisms, and key historical figures in microbiology.

Assess your understanding of broad-spectrum antibiotics.
Learn about the role of microorganisms in medicine.
Challenge yourself with true or false questions.

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningLab202

Vancomycin is an example of a broad spectrum antibiotic which is effective against a wide number of Microrganisms.

True

False

Naturally produced chemicals made by microorganisms that inhibit or kill other microorganisms

Antimicrobial Agents

Antibiotics

A pathogen is a microorganism that causes disease

True

False

Microorganism that needs assistance in order to enter the body and cause disease is called a Pathogen.

True

False

Treponema Pallidium is the medical terminology for Syphillis

True

False

Paul Ehrlich accidentally discovered penicillin.

True

False

Broad spectrum antibiotics are used to treat diphtheria.

True

False

Streptomycin is effective against tuberculosis and disease caused by gram. It is a negative bacteria

True

False

Sulfa drugs inhibit enzyme activity.

True

False

Penicillin inhibits protein synthesis.

True

False

Tetracyclines inhibit protein synthesis.

True

False

Streptomycin can damage the auditory nerve resulting in deafness.

True

False

Sulfa drugs are effective against strep but NOT staph infections

True

False.

February 5th Bio Notes Quiz

February 5th Bio Notes Quiz

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