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MCQ Basic Microbiology 2.1.0
MCQ in Basic Microbiology, Prepared for students of HealthSciencesCollege at Al-Leith, Umm Al-Qura University. However, wehope thatour program may be useful for students all around theglobe! Thisprogram help student to check their squired knowledge inbasicmicrobiology after studying lecture materials. You should notstartstudying microbiology from here! This program may help youtoprepare for the exam and find out your weak points to reinforce.
Microbiology Exam Review 1.0
Get this app & extend your knowledgewithover 4500 Microbiology Notes & quizMain Features:- +4500 exam questions and study notes- 5 study modes- Shareable content- Settings: with flexibility to change font size &backgroundcontrolMicrobiology (from Greek μῑκρος, mīkros, "small"; βίος,bios,"life"; and -λογία, -logia) is the study of microscopicorganisms,those being unicellular (single cell), multicellular(cell colony),or acellular (lacking cells).Microbiology encompassesnumeroussub-disciplines including virology, mycology, parasitology,andbacteriology.Eukaryotic micro-organisms possess membrane-bound cellorganellesand include fungi and protists, whereas prokaryoticorganisms—whichall are microorganisms—are conventionallyclassified as lackingmembrane-bound organelles and includeeubacteria and archaebacteria.Microbiologists traditionally reliedon culture, staining, andmicroscopy. However, less than 1% of themicroorganisms present incommon environments can be cultured inisolation using currentmeans. Microbiologists often rely onextraction or detection ofnucleic acid, either DNA or RNAsequences.Viruses have been variably classified as organisms,as theyhavebeen considered either as very simple microorganisms orverycomplex molecules. Prions, never considered microorganisms,havebeen investigated by virologists, however, as the clinicaleffectstraced to them were originally presumed due to chronicviralinfections, and virologists took search—discovering"infectiousproteins".As an application of microbiology, medical microbiology isoftenintroduced with medical principles of immunology asmicrobiologyand immunology. Otherwise, microbiology, virology, andimmunologyas basic sciences have greatly exceeded the medicalvariants,applied sciences.
Learning Microbiology Quiz 1.1
This quiz provides over 460 review questionsonthe following microorganisms that cause infectiousdisease:bacteria, fungi, parasites, viruses, Helminths andProtozoa.It’s a great review app for any one studying medical orclinicalmicrobiology. The questions will help you review yourknowledge ofthe prevention, diagnosis and treatment of infectiousdiseases. Thequestions cover the presence and growth of microbialinfections inindividuals, their effects on the human body and themethods oftreating those infections.If you are someone who needs to review your knowledge ofmedicalor clinical microbiology, this app will help you improve ormasteryour knowledge. It's a great way for you to revise and checkwhatyou have learned.The app contains over 460 questions - both true/falsequestionsand multiple choice. It's great as practice app that youcan use totest what you have learned or also as a refresher thatyou want touse as you prepare for or just before taking an exam. Itwill helpyou test your knowledge of drug names, use anddescription.This is great for anyone studying Nursing, Medicine oranyrelated profession. It's the perfect app helping you testyourknowledge in preparation for exam day!You can choose to answer 25 or 50 or 100 questions. Thequestionswill be randomized so that each time you take the quiz(for example25 questions) you will get a different set ofquestions. At the endof the quiz, you will be shown the totalnumber you got correct andyour percentage score.Features• Offers the ideal test format for both professionalsandstudents.• The unique quiz features traditional multiple choices – proventobe a great way to test knowledge.• It’s an excellent and quick resource that helps you as youpreparefor your exam• No internet access required• Excellent way to review what you have learned and testyourself• Shows your score at the end of each quiz• Choose the number of questions you would like to take• Questions randomized each time• App is very intuitive an needs minimal input• Intuitive and beautiful interface• When you get a question wrong – you are immediately toldthecorrect answer.• Easy to use and efficient• Great quick resource for studentsTry this unique Learning Clinical Microbiology Quiz and you’llbeglad you did!
Immune System 1.0
From this App you can learn : Compare and contrast innateandacquired immunity and explore how immune system protectsorganismsfrom infection with layered defenses of increasingspecificity.Explore the major functions of innate immunity and listdifferenttypes of cells involved in it. Define and discuss theterm"inflammation" and explore the mechanism involved in triggeringaninflammatory response. Describe complementary system andanalyzehow this system helps to clear pathogens from an organism.List anddiscuss the different types of cellular barriers of theinnatesystem. Name the different types of lymphocytes that protectthebody from invading microorganisms. Compare and contrastthefunctional activities of T cells and B cells. Explore howhumoraland cell-mediated immunity defend against different typesofthreats. Describe the basic structure of antibody andunderstandthe mechanisms of antibody mediated antigen disposal.More detailsplease visit http://www.wonderwhizkids.com/"Wonderwhizkids.com"hosts concept oriented content in Maths &Sciences speciallydesigned for K-8 to K-12 grades. "Wonderwhizkids(WWK) enablesstudents to enjoy learning with application oriented,visually richcontent which is simple and easy to understand. Thecontent isaligned to best practices of learning and teaching.Students candevelop strong basics, critical thinking and problemsolving skillsto do well in school and beyond. Teachers can use WWKas areference material to be more creative in designingengaginglearning experiences. Parents also can actively participateintheir child's development through WWK". This topic coversunderBiology subject as a part of the Human Physiology topic andthistopic contains following sub topics Immune System InnateImmunityDiversity of leukocytes Adaptive Immunity Receptors Humoralandcell-mediated Immunity
ASM Mobile 1.1
ASM Mobile provides reader’s any-timeaccesstothe monthly membership magazine Microbe and thequarterlymagazineCultures, keeping you connected to the societythatsupports thescience of microbiology.Access Microbe via your ASM login to see the latestarticlesfromthe field of microbiology and access all articlesdating backtoJanuary 2015. Share your thoughts with your colleaguesandinteractwith special digital only content like themonthlyMicrobePodcast.
Microbiology Test Bank +4500Q 1.0
Get this app & extend your knowledgewithover 4500 Microbiology Notes & quizMain Features:- +4500 exam questions and study notes- 5 study modes- Shareable content- Settings: with flexibility to change font size &backgroundcontrolMicrobiology (from Greek μῑκρος, mīkros, "small"; βίος,bios,"life"; and -λογία, -logia) is the study of microscopicorganisms,those being unicellular (single cell), multicellular(cell colony),or acellular (lacking cells).Microbiology encompassesnumeroussub-disciplines including virology, mycology, parasitology,andbacteriology.Eukaryotic micro-organisms possess membrane-bound cellorganellesand include fungi and protists, whereas prokaryoticorganisms—whichall are microorganisms—are conventionallyclassified as lackingmembrane-bound organelles and includeeubacteria and archaebacteria.Microbiologists traditionally reliedon culture, staining, andmicroscopy. However, less than 1% of themicroorganisms present incommon environments can be cultured inisolation using currentmeans. Microbiologists often rely onextraction or detection ofnucleic acid, either DNA or RNAsequences.Viruses have been variably classified as organisms,as theyhavebeen considered either as very simple microorganisms orverycomplex molecules. Prions, never considered microorganisms,havebeen investigated by virologists, however, as the clinicaleffectstraced to them were originally presumed due to chronicviralinfections, and virologists took search—discovering"infectiousproteins".As an application of microbiology, medical microbiology isoftenintroduced with medical principles of immunology asmicrobiologyand immunology. Otherwise, microbiology, virology, andimmunologyas basic sciences have greatly exceeded the medicalvariants,applied sciences.
