Bacteria and Other Infectious Agents

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Bacteria and Other Infectious Agents

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Question 1

The disease AIDS is caused by a:

A	Spirilla
B	Virus
C	Saprophyte
D	Spore

Question 2

Some nonpathogenic bacteria help in:

A	Improving the fertility of soil
B	Producing food and oxygen
C	Breaking down food in digestion
D	a, b & c

Question 3

Disease-causing bacteria are called:

A	Bad
B	Gross
C	Secretions
D	Pathogens

Question 4

The removal of artificial nails from a client with nail fungus or bacteria infection should be accomplished wearing:

A	Gown
B	Gloves
C	Mask
D	Goggles

Question 5

Because bacteria are so small. To cover the head of a pin you would need this many of them:

A	2
B	1,500
C	5 million
D	10 million

Question 6

Easy to wound a client by filing too deeply or when:

A	Removing polish
B	Massaging toes
C	Nipping cuticles
D	Applying tips

Question 7

Viruses enter healthy cell and:

A	Die
B	Remain the same size
C	Reproduce
D	Leave without damaging the cell

Question 8

Two types of bacteria which propel themselves are bacilli and:

A	Diplococci
B	Staphylococci
C	Cocci
D	Spirilla

Question 9

Nail fungus usually appears as a discoloration on the nail that spreads toward the:

A	Cuticle
B	Tip
C	Nail bed
D	Center

Question 10

Clients with fungus or bacteria infection should be treated by a:

A	Manicurist
B	Optometrist
C	Cosmetologist
D	Physician

Question 11

Vaccines are given to artificially produce:

A	Disease
B	Fever
C	Immunity
D	Allergies

Question 12

A mature bacterial cell divides into identical cells; this division is called:

A	Mitosis
B	Cilia
C	Diplococci
D	Spirilla

Question 13

Disease-causing agents smaller than bacteria are:

A	Viruses
B	Microbes
C	Miniatures
D	Germs

Question 14

Round, pus-producing bacteria are called:

A	Cocci
B	Circular
C	Influenza
D	Mites

Question 15

Bacteria and germs multiply rapidly on:

A	Nail files
B	Cuticle nippers
C	Towels
D	a, b & c

Question 16

The ability of the body to resist disease is called:

A	Rickettsia
B	Infection
C	Organisms
D	Immunity

Question 17

The transfer of infected fluids between technician and client is accomplished through:

A	Drinking glasses
B	Open wounds
C	Coughing
D	Brushes

Question 18

After the body fights off a disease, the bloodstream contains:

A	Antibodies
B	Germs
C	Pathogens
D	Viruses

Question 19

Pathogenic bacteria are also called:

A	Microorganisms
B	Cells
C	Germs
D	Toxins

Question 20

Baccilli are the most common bacteria, producing diseases such as tetanus, tuberculosis and:

A	Backache
B	Measles
C	Influenza
D	Cold sores

Question 21

The common name for the disease caused by treponema pallida is:

A	Toothache
B	Syphilis
C	Strep throat
D	Palsy

Question 22

One-celled microorganisms that are so small they can only be seem through a microscope are called:

A	Bugs
B	Parasites
C	Fungi
D	Bacteria

Question 23

Early stage bacteria infection can be identified as spot which is colored:

A	Black
B	Blue
C	Yellow-green
D	Purple

Question 24

Nonpathogenic bacteria make up nearly all bacteria, about this amount:

A	60%
B	70%
C	50%
D	100%

Question 25

The transfer of the HIV virus is through:

A	Sneezing
B	Common cold
C	Touching
D	Bodily fluids

Question 26

Bacteria multiply rapidly. A single bacterial cell can produce 16 million more in only:

A	Two weeks
B	Three minutes
C	Haft a day
D	Five days

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