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Anaerobic Microorganisms Flashcards

1
Q

Anaerobic Organisms

mnemonics: Can’t Breath Fresh Air

A

Chlostridia
Bacteriodes
Fusobacterium
Actinomyces

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General Characteristics of anaerobic organisms

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Produces Foul Odor
Polymicrobic infections
Gas in tissues

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3
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Specimen of Choice

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Needle aspirate

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4
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Anaerobic incubation requirement

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5% O2
10% CO2
85% Nitrogen

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5
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Indicator of Anaerobic effectiveness

A

Methylene blue
Resazurin

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6
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Methylene Blue Indicator

Interpret:
Blue
Colorless

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Interpret:
Blue - Presence of O2
Colorless - Absence of O2

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Toxin produced by C. tetani

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Tetanospasmin

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8
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Infection caused by C. tetani

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Tetanus - Spastic Paralysis

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9
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Classic Symptoms of Tetanus

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Trismus (lock jaw)
Risus sarcodinicus (Sarcodonic smile)
Opisthotonus

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Differntial Identification of C. tetani

  • Motility:
  • Lecithinase:
  • Lipase:
  • Glucose:
  • Lactose:
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  • Motility: Motile
  • Lecithinase: Negative
  • Lipase: Negative
  • Glucose: Negative
  • Lactose: Negative
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11
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Microscopic appearance of C. tetani

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Lollipop/Drumstick appearance (terminal spores)

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Infection caused by C. botulinum

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Botulism - Flaccid Paralysis

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13
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Toxin produced by C. botulinum

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Botulinum toxin

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14
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Types of Botulism

  • Food botulism:
  • Infant botulism
  • Wound botulism:
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Types of Botulism
* Food botulism: Ingestion of preformed toxin in contaminated FOOD
* Infant botulism: Ingestion of spores in contaminated HONEY
* Wound botulism: growth after infection with botulism

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15
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Flappy baby

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Infant botulism from ingestion of spores

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16
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Canned good bacillus

A

C. botulinum

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17
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Microscopic appearance of C. botulinum

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Tennis-rocket appearance (sub-terminal spores)

18
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Box-car shaped bacillus

A

C. perfringens

19
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Infection caused by C. perfringens

A

Gas Gangrene
Food Poisoning

20
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Toxins produced by C. perfringens

A

Alpha toxin
Enterotoxin

21
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Causes Double Zone of Hemolysis

A

C. perfringens

22
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Double Zone of Hemolysis

  • Inner zone:
  • Outer zone:
A
  • Inner: Beta hemolysis
  • Outer: Alpha hemolysis
23
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Differential identification of C. perfringens

  • Motility:
  • Lecithinase:
  • Lipase:
  • Glucose:
  • Lactose:
A
  • Motility: Nonmotile
  • Lecithinase: Positive
  • Lipase: Negative
  • Glucose: Positive
  • Lactose: Positive
24
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Streaked organism in Reverse CAMP test

A

S. agalactiae

25
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Lecithinase test or Nagler’s reaction

A

Identify organisms that liberate phospholipases (lecithinases) inhibited by anti-perfringens (Type A antitoxin)

26
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Toxin produced by C. difficle causing pseudomembranous colitis

A

Toxin B - Cytotoxin

27
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Infection caused by C. difficile

A

Pseudomembranous colitis in patien with antibiotic therapy (clindamycin)

28
Q

identify

Licethenase Negative
Lipase Positive

A

C. botulinum

29
Q

Colony morphology of C. difficile in CCFA

A

Yellow , Ground glass-colonies

30
Q

Grow Best in 20% Bile and Hydorlyzes esculin

A

Bacteriodes fragilis

31
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Most common anerobe isolated from infectious processes of soft tissues and anaerobic bacteremia

A

B. fragilis

32
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Anaerobic gram negative rod with tapered ends

A

Fusobacterium nucleatum

33
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Bread-crumbs colonies

A

Fusobacterium nucleatum

34
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Anaerobic fungi-like organism

A

Actinomyces spp.

35
Q

Molartooth colonies

A

Actinomyces israelli

36
Q

Commonly associated skin contaminant in blood cultures

A

Propionobacterium acnes

37
Q

Characterized by SULFUR granules

A

A. israelii

38
Q

Anaeorobic staphylopcoccus

A

Peptococcus

39
Q

Anaerobic streptococcus

A

Peptostreptococcus

40
Q

Inhibited by SPS

A

Peptostreptococcus anaerobius

41
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Produces Brick-red fluorescence in UV

mnemonics: PPV

A

Provetella
Porphyromonas
Villionella

42
Q

Infection caused by Actinomyces israelii

A

Lumpy jaw

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