BIOL 230 Lecture Exam 3 Review (Diseases and Viral Diseases not Included)

A detailed illustration of various eukaryotic organisms such as fungi, protozoa, helminths, and viral structures in a scientific context, showcasing their complexity and diversity in an engaging design.

BIOL 230 Lecture Exam 3 Review

Prepare for your upcoming exam with our comprehensive quiz focused on Eukaryota, fungi, protozoa, helminths, and viral diseases. This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding and retention of essential biological concepts.

Key Features:

  • 42 thought-provoking questions
  • Covers various topics in biology
  • Multiple-choice format for easy navigation
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Select all that are Eukaryota:
Fungi
Bacteria
Protozoa
Algae
Worm Parasites
Viruses
Archea
Fungi cell walls are made of __________________________ and their plasma membranes contain __________________ which can be targeted as well.
Peptidoglycan
Chitin
Cellulose
Ergoterol
Fungi disseminate into the environment via _______________________________ in low nutrients environments.
Mycelium
Hyphae
Vesicles
Spores
Spores are the components of filamentous fungi that cause ___________________________.
Disease
Hypersensitivity
When a fungal disease manifests itself the form in which it takes in the body is?
Mycelium
Spores
Hyphae
Molds
Dimorphic fungi change _____________________?
Color
Species
Number
Form
Parasitology is the study of __________________________________.
Bacteria
Fungi
Archea
Protozoa
Algae
Nematodes
Cestodes
Viruses
Trematodes
What are the two stages of protozoan development?
Trophozoite
Cyst
Abscess
Boil
Select all that apply to helminths:
Nematodes
Cestodes
Trematodes
Organelles
Organs
Unicellular
Parasitism
Mutualism
The 3 stages of helminths are?
Trophozite
Larva
Worms
Cyst
Eggs
Nematodes are ___________________; Trematodes are ________________________ and cestodes are ________________________________________.
Flukes;Flatworms;Roundworms
Roundworms; Flukes; Flatworms
Tapeworms; Flukes; Roundworms
Flukes; Tapeworms; Flatworms
Viruses have _________________________________?
Genome
Organelles
RNA
Nucleic acid
DNA
Viruses need a specific cell type because of a specific ____________________________?
Pore
Lumen
Cell Wall
Receptor
Capsomeres make the _____________________ and it function is _____________________.
Plasma Membrane
Cell Wall
Capsid
Envelope
Reproduction
Protection
A virion is a fully developed infectious viral particle which includes nucleic acid, capsid and or envelop.
True
False
A structure that consists of lipids, proteins and carbohydrates that covers the capsid present in all viruses is called an envelope.
True
False
The 4 viral morphologies are:
Helical
Striated
Circular
Linear
Polymedral
Enveloped
Complex
A viral species is characterized by having the same genetic information and ecological niche.
True
False
What are three ways to grow viruses?
Live animal
Cell Culture
Embryonic Cells
What are 3 ways to detect viruses?
Cytophathic
Agglutinins
Antigens
Nucleic Acid
Why do viruses need host cells?
ATP production
Enzymes
Protein synthesis
Ribosomes
RNA
DNA
Lytic Cycles.
Lytic Cycles.
What are 2 ways enter the host cell?
Pinocytosis
Fusion
Phagocytosis
 
Provirus.
Provirus.
Envelope virus.
Envelope virus.
Domain Systems.
Domain Systems.
Kingdoms of Eukaryota.
Kingdoms of Eukaryota.
How are prokaryotic organisms classified?
Appearance
Physiology
Genes
What are the 4 methods classifying bacteria?
Phenotype
Genotype
Metabolic
Antigenic
Serologic
Adaptive vs Innate.
Adaptive vs Innate.
First, second and third line of defense.
First, second and third line of defense.
Lymphatic system.
Lymphatic system.
For phagocytic cells remember MEN which stands for Monocytes (Free Marchrophages), Eosinophils and Neutrophils.
For phagocytic cells remember MEN which stands for Monocytes (Free Marchrophages), Eosinophils and Neutrophils.
At the initial stage of infection neutrophils dominate but after the initial stage free macrophages dominate to clean up the mess.
At the initial stage of infection neutrophils dominate but after the initial stage free macrophages dominate to clean up the mess.
Cytokines are chemical messengers released by a series of different leukocytes but the first is usually the fixed macrophages that release cytokines to others cells to release inflammatory mediators.
Cytokines are chemical messengers released by a series of different leukocytes but the first is usually the fixed macrophages that release cytokines to others cells to release inflammatory mediators.
Toll like receptors (TLR) and pathogen associated molecular patterns (PAMP).
Toll like receptors (TLR) and pathogen associated molecular patterns (PAMP).
Inflammation stage 1
Inflammation stage 1
Inflammation stage 2
Inflammation stage 2
Inflammation stage 3
Inflammation stage 3
Complement System.
Complement System.
Fever.
Fever.
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