Wisconsin Esthetics State Board Practice Test

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Which of the following is NOT a type of Cocci bacteria?

Staphylococci
Streptococci
Diplococci
Bacilli

The correct answer is: Bacilli

The correct answer indicates that Bacilli is not a type of Cocci bacteria. Cocci are spherical-shaped bacteria and are classified based on their arrangement, which includes staphylococci (clusters), streptococci (chains), and diplococci (pairs). They are all different types of cocci bacteria, distinguished by how they group together after cell division. In contrast, Bacilli are rod-shaped bacteria and constitute a separate classification entirely. This distinction is important in microbiology as it pertains to the morphology of the bacteria, which can influence their behavior, the diseases they may cause, and the treatments that may be effective against them. Understanding these classifications is vital for anyone in the esthetics field, especially when it comes to maintaining hygiene and preventing infections in a salon or spa environment.