Match the following items with the correct phrases.a. Enterococcus spp.b. MRSAc. Clostridium difficiled. Escherichia colie. Enterobacter spp. Reference: Ref 9-4 A superinfection with this organism can lead to antibiotic-associated diarrhea and pseudomembranous colitis.

Match the following items with the correct phrases.a. B lymphocytes (B cells)b. macrophagesc. mast cellsd. TH lymphocytes (TH cells)e. TS lymphocytes (TS cells) Reference: Ref 16-4 The only cells required in the immune response to T-independent antigens.

The goal of disinfection is to kill all microorganisms.

Match the following items with the correct phrases.a. mitochondriab. ribosomesc. endoplasmic reticulumd. ciliae. plastids Reference: Ref 3-5 The sites of protein synthesis in eucaryotic cells.

Match the following items with the correct phrases.a. airborne precautionsb. contact precautionsc. droplet precautionsd. medical aseptic techniquee. surgical aseptic technique Reference: Ref 12-2 The goal of ____________________ is to render and keep objects and areas sterile.

Match the following items with the correct phrases.a. capnophilesb. fastidious organismsc. halophilesd. microaerophilese. psychrotrophs Reference: Ref 8-1 Organisms that have especially demanding nutritional requirements are called ____________________.

Match the following items with the correct phrases.a. airborne precautionsb. contact precautionsc. droplet precautionsd. medical aseptic techniquee. surgical aseptic technique Reference: Ref 12-2 In addition to standard precautions, ____________________ must be used when managing a tuberculosis patient.

Microorganisms can be killed by direct exposure to ultraviolet light.

Match the following items with the correct phrases.a. acute diseaseb. asymptomatic diseasec. chronic diseased. latent diseasee. systemic disease Reference: Ref 14-3 A disease that has an insidious (slow) onset and lasts a long time.

Match the following items with the correct phrases.a. Bactrim and Septrab. chloramphenicol, erythromycin, and tetracyclinec. isoniazid, rifampin, pyrazinamide, ethambutol, and streptomycind. methicillin, nafcillin, oxacillin, and cloxacilline. penicillin and cephalosporin Reference: Ref 9-1 ____________________ are examples of antibiotics that are produced by fungi.