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Study Guide Outline TIP: How to answer microbiology questions: First classify the microbe in question. Is it bacteria, virus, rickettsiae , or another microbe? There are four classifications of viruses, bacteria are identified by morphology, rechettsiae are commonly transmitted by tick, and antibiotics are not effective in treating viruses. Complete the following outline : define and research all words in outline. 50 points Microbiology: study of microscopic life form Microorganisms (microbes): life forms too small to be seen with the naked eye Microscope : Parts of a compound microscope Types of microorganisms : -bacteriophages -Hepatitis A to G -HIV -Herpes infection -HPV - Cytomeglovirus infection -prion diseases F. Bacteria: -Cocci -streptococci -staphylococci -Spirochetes: -Bacilli : The Bacterial Cell *Microbial relationships: symbiosis is the living together of two unrelated organisms and can be of three types: a. mutualism b. commensalism c. parasitism Infection Control: -Naturally acquired active immunity -Artificially acquired active immunity b. Passive immunity -Naturally acquired passive immunity -Artificially acquired passive immunity .

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-Bacilli :
The Bacterial Cell
*Microbial relationships: symbiosis is the living together of two unrelated
organisms and can be of three types:
a. mutualism
b. commensalism
c. parasitism
Infection Control:
-Naturally acquired active immunity
-Artificially acquired active immunity
b. Passive immunity
-Naturally acquired passive immunity
-Artificially acquired passive immunity

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