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SAMPLE PROCESSING MICROBIOLOGY

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is specimen collection and transportation important for microbiology lab?

a)

Specimen quality and its condition on arrival affects end results

b)

Ensure the safety of lab staff

c)

Allow better storage of unused reagents

d)

Minimize error during sample processing

2.

We should consider these factors when transporting a specimen, EXCEPT

a)

Transport ASAP

b)

Using a leak proof container

c)

Aware of special preservatives

d)

Aware of biohazard label

e)

Do paperwork alongside with transportation

3.

These are the criteria of specimen rejection EXCEPT

a)

Insufficient quantity

b)

Using an inappropriate container

c)

Contamination of specimen

d)

Unknown time delay

e)

Adequate information labelled

4.

Which one is the appropriate container for FAECES?

a)
b)
c)
d)
5.

Which one is the appropriate container for URINE?

a)
b)
c)
d)
6.

Which one is the appropriate container for BLOOD?

a)
b)
c)
d)
7.

Which one is the appropriate container for NASOPHARYNGEAL SAMPLE?

a)
b)
c)
d)
8.

Why do we perform sterility test?

a)

To ensure no presence of microorganisms on sterile products

b)

To ensure alcohol-free sterile products

c)

To allow substance diffusion from the sterile products

d)

To allow multipurpose use of sterile products

9.

Sterility test define as .. ?

a)

Microbiology test to confirm the products either sterile or not

b)

Serology test to confirm the products either sterile or not

c)

Blood test to confirm the products either sterile or not

d)

Microscopic test to confirm the products either sterile or not

10.

We can destroy microorganism by using .... methods.

a)

Sterilization

b)

Disinfection

c)

Specification

d)

Multipurpose

11.

Disinfection ... ?

a)

Destroy all microbial form

b)

Destroy most of microbial form

c)

Destroy few microbial form

d)

Does not destroy microbial form at all

12.

Sterilization ... ?

a)

Destroy all microbial form

b)

Destroy most of microbial form

c)

Destroy few microbial form

d)

Does not destroy microbial form at all

13.

Choose the CORRECT method of disinfection.

a)

UV radiation

b)

Vapor

c)

Direct transfer

d)

Membrane filtration

e)

Boiling

14.

These factors can affect disinfection and sterilization efficacy, EXCEPT

a)

Volume of disinfectant used

b)

Type and level of microbial contamination

c)

Temperature and pH of the disinfection process

d)

Prior cleaning of the objects

15.

Media that is used in sterility test.

a)

Fluid thioglycolate media

b)

Soybean casein digest broth media

c)

Trypticase soy agar

d)

Tryptic soy broth

16.

We use this media to detect fungal and molds during sterility test

a)

Fluid thioglycolate media

b)

Soybean casein digest broth media

c)

Trypticase soy agar

d)

Tryptic soy broth

17.

We use this media to detect aerobic and anaerobic bacteria during sterility test

a)

Fluid thioglycolate media

b)

Soybean casein digest broth media

c)

Trypticase soy agar

d)

Tryptic soy broth

18.

Choose CORRECT methods used in sterility test.

a)

Direct transfer

b)

Indirect transfer

c)

Membrane filtration

d)

Membrane fertilization

19.

We use ... method when we are doing sterility test for antimicrobial agents.

a)

Direct transfer

b)

Indirect transfer

c)

Membrane filtration

d)

Membrane fertilization

20.

How does membrane filtration method works for sterility test?

a)

Membrane filter retain most of bacteria

b)

Membrane filter remove all bacteria

c)

Membrane filter does not remove any bacteria

d)

Incubate specimen with membrane filter

21.

Which one is CORRECT regarding incubation period for bacteria and yeast?

a)

Bacteria : 20-25'C, 14 days

b)

Bacteria : 30-35'C, 14 days

c)

Yeast : 20-25'C, 14 days

d)

Yeast : 30-35'C, 14 days

22.

When we perform sterility test for OILY specimen, we must .... to allow easier dispersion of specimen to media.

a)

Emulsify

b)

Oxidize

c)

Dilute

d)

Suspension

23.

How can we perform sterility test for CATHETERS?

a)

Cut into pieces

b)

Fill lumen with medium

c)

Wrap in plastic

d)

Pour medium on top of catheter

24.

How can we perform sterility test for SURGERICAL DRESSING?

a)

Cut one sample from center of dressing

b)

Cut two samples from different region of dressing

c)

Cut three samples from different region of dressing

d)

Put the entire dressing