Module 7 Infectious Disease Quiz 2

Koch first became famous for his work on

• Cholera
• Anthrax
• Tuberculosis
• Measles

Koch grew bacteria using

• Mould
• Dirt
• Agar
• Seaweed

What is one of Louis Pasteur's achievements?

• Developed a treatment for smallpox
• Discovered that human disease is caused by germs (micro-organisms)
• Studied a cholera outbreak in London during the 1850s
• Studied diabetes in rats

What was one of Louis Pasteur's achievements?

• Developed vaccinations for anthrax, chicken pox and rabies
• Monitored the cholera outbreak in London during the 1850s
• Developed a process to kill bacteria in milk

Dr John Snow was famous for investigating a __________ outbreak in London during the 1950s.

• smallpox
• cowpox
• chickenpox
• cholera

Louis Pasteur also showed that micro-organisms ('germs') did not _____________ generate.

• swimmingly
• sadly
• spontaneously
• specifically

___________ Theory suggested that diseases were caused by 'bad air'. 

• Gaseous
• Malignant
• Miasmis
• Monkey

He formulated a set of postulates or standards to identify organisms that cause infectious diseases - 1843-1910

• Edward Jenner

• Robert Koch

• William Farr

• James Lind

This diagram represents......

• Louise Pasteur's experiment

• Koch's Postulates

• John Snow's experiment

• Mcfarlane Burnet's work

Using germ theory what did he determine?

• Bacteria caused the souring of wine, beer, and milk
• You should wash your hands for 20 seconds
• All bacteria is bad for you
• Fermentation will kill all bacteria