Mr. Golmon's Microbiome 2.4-2.6

In Experiment 1, there were two groups of 20 ________ that were experimented on.

• mice.

• worms.

• bacteria.

• salmonella.

In Experiment 1, the two groups of mice were given __________ to see if they would get sick.

• C.diff

• C.jejuni

• Salmonella

• Actinobacteria

Why did the group of mice with spaces and gaps in their microbiome get sicker than the other group?

• Spaces in a microbiome allow bad bacteria like Salmonella or C.diff to grow and expand.

• They were sick mice when we started the experiment.

• They were supposed to get sick from Salmonella.

• Good bacteria weren't able to save them from C.diff.

If a human has taken antibiotics for an infection, what dangerous situation could occur?

• They could get diarrhea.

• They could get Covid or the flu.

• They might have to get more antibiotics.

• There could be spaces or gaps in their microbiome.

Why would spaces or gaps in a person's microbiome be dangerous?

• It isn't dangerous at all.

• People with gaps and spaces in their microbiome are more likely to get sick.

• People will get diarrhea.

• Good bacteria won't grow in empty space.

What is one thing that good bacteria in a healthy and full microbiome do?

• Good bacteria keep people warm like coat because they cover a person all over.

• Good bacteria feed people antibiotics like C.diff and Salmonella.

• Good bacteria become bad when the bacteria die like C.jejuni.

• Like a shield, good bacteria protect people from bad bacteria because the good bacteria cover every space of a humans body.

During Week 7, why did Patient 23 get a fecal transplant instead of more antibiotics?

• It didn't matter how we treated Patient 23. Both would have worked.

• Antibiotics restore healthy bacteria to a person's microbiome.

• Healthy and full microbiomes depend on fecal transplants for more good bacteria.

• Antibiotics would have killed all of the bacteria. The fecal transplant filled in the spaces with good bacteria.

Which is an example of normal and good bacteria in a human microbiome?

• Samonella

• C.diff infection

• C.jejuni

• Bacilli

Which is an example of normal and good bacteria in a human microbiome?

• C.jejuni

• C.diff infection

• L.reuteri

• Salmonella

Which is an example of normal and good bacteria in a human microbiome?

• C.jejuni

• C.diff infection

• B. fragilis

• Salmonella