Jenner Pasteur and Koch

The theory that bacteria were generated automatically as part of the process of decay.

• Four Humours

• Miasma

• Pasteurization

• Germ Theory

• None of the above

The theory that diseases were caused by bad-smelling air.

• Four Humours

• Miasma

• Pasteurisation

• Germ Theory

• None of the above

The theory that diseases are caused by bacteria.

• Four Humours

• Miasma

• Pasteurisation

• Germ Theory

• None of the above

The process of killing micro-organisms in liquids by heating them.

• Four Humours

• Miasma

• Pasteurisation

• Germ Theory

• None of the above

This person discovered the first working vaccine.

• Jenner

• Pasteur

• Koch

• Fleming

• None of the above

This person figured out how to make new vaccines.

• Jenner

• Pasteur

• Koch

• Fleming

• None of the above

Which of these things was not discovered by Robert Koch?

• A method of identifying which bacterium caused each disease.

• A method of staining bacteria to make them easier to study.

• The bacterium that causes cholera

• A method of growing bacteria on potatoes.

• None of the above.

This person proved that diseases are caused by bacteria.

• Jenner

• Pasteur

• Koch

• Fleming

• None of the above

This person invented a vaccine for rabies.

• Jenner

• Pasteur

• Koch

• Fleming

• None of the above

What is the correct term for this definition?

This was a technique for giving people immunity from smallpox that was used in China, other parts of Asia, Africa and the Middle East. It involved rubbing pus from a smallpox victim into a small cut on a healthy person's skin. Often, that person would get a very mild dose of smallpox, which would give them immunity from the disease. However, if it didn't work, they could get a severe case of smallpox and die. There was also a danger of infecting others immediately after the procedure.

• Bleeding

• Cupping

• Vaccination

• Inoculation

• None of the above.