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Gram Negative Fermentative (Enterobacteriaciaeae) Flashcards

1
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General Characteristics of Enterobacteriaciaeae

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  • Facultative Anaerobe
  • Catalase Positive, Oxidase Negative
  • Glucose Fermenters
  • Nitrate Reducers
  • Motile with Preitrichous flagella
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All enterobacteriaceae are motile except;

mnemonics: SKY

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Shigella
Klebsiella
Yersinia

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All are normal flora of the Gut except;

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Shigella
Salmonella
Yersinia

True Enteric Pathogens

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H antigen

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Flagellar antigen

Heat labile, Protein

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O antigen

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Somatic antigen

Heat stable, Lipopolysaccharide

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K antigen

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Capsular antigen

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7
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Masks O antigen

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K antigen

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8
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When somatic antigen is negative, but the capsular antigen is positive, what should you do next?

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Boil for 15 minutes

Capsular antigen is heat labile that wil destroy K antigen

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9
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K antigen of S. typhi

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Vi antigen

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10
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Most common cause of UTI

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E. coli

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Virulence factor causing 75% of nenonatal meningitis cases

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K1 Capsular antigen

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12
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Infection cause by E. coli

mnemonics: DUNG

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Diarrhea
UTI
Nenonatal meningitis
Gram (-) Sepsis

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13
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Identical to shigatoxin by Shigella dysenteriae

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Verotoxin I

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14
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The most severe form manifestation of EHEC

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Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS)

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15
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Transmitted with ingestion of Hamburgers or undercooked meat

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Enterohemorragic E. coli (EHEC)/STEC/VTEC

a.k.a Shiga toxin producing (STEC), Verotoxin producing (VTEC)

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16
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Most common isolate of EHEC

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E. coli O157:H7

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17
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SMAC

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Medium of isolating E. coli O157:H7

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18
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Colonies of E. coli O157:H7 in sMAC

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Colorless - Nonfermenter of Sorbitol

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Associated to Traveller’s Diarrhea

a.k.a Montezumas’s revenge or Turista

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Enterotoxigenic E. coli (ETEC)

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20
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Toxin produced by ETEC Diarrhea

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Heat Labile Toxin

similar to Cholarogenic toxin

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21
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Causes Bloody type of Diarrhea or Dysentery type of Diarrhea

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EnterInvasive E. coli (EIEC)

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Infective dose of EIEC

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> 10^6

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Infantile or Pediatric Diarrhea

Diarrhea of Infants

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EnteroPathogenic E. coli (EPEC)

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Diarrhea in Malnourished children

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EnteroAggregative E. coli (EAEC)

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EAEC adheres to Hep2 cells packed in a ________________ pattern.

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Stacked Brick Pattern

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26
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Chronic diarrhea in HIV patients

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EAEC

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27
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IMVC Reaction of E. coli

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++– with Gas

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28
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Identification of E. coli

  • MAC:
  • EMB:
  • TSIA:
  • IMVC:
  • LOA:
  • Motility:
  • H2S:
  • Urease:
  • PAD:
A
  • MAC: flat, dry colonies with sorrounding dark pink area precipitated with bile salts
  • EMB: Green metallic sheen
  • TSIA: A/A
  • IMVC: ++00
  • LOA: ++0
  • Motility: Motile
  • H2S: Negative
  • Urease: Negative
  • PAD: Negative
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29
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Klebsiella in MAC

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Mucoid Pink colonies that form a string

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30
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Sputum associate with Klebsiella pneumoniae

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Currant jelly-like sputum

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31
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Klebsiella causing Granuloma inguinale

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K. granulomatis

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32
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Associated pneumonia with K. pnuemoniae

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Ventilator associated pneumonia

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33
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Associated with Rhinoschleroma

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K. rhinoscleromatis

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34
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Associated with Atrophic Rhinitis or tissue degeneration disease in Nose

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K. ozonae

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Klebsiella that is Indole Positive and Ornithine decarbocylase positive

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K. ornitholytica

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Member of Enterobacteriaciaeae that is Notile and Ornithine positive

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Enterobacter spp.

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Identification of K. pneumoniae

  • MAC:
  • TSIA:
  • IMVC:
  • Motility:
  • LOA:
  • H2S:
  • PAD:
  • Urease:
A
  • MAC: Mucoid colonies
  • TSIA: A/A
  • IMVC: –++
  • Motility: Nonmotile
  • LOA: +00
  • H2S: Negative
  • PAD: Negative
  • Urease: Positive
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38
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Test that differentiate K. pnuemoniae from K. oxytoca

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Indole

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39
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Test that differentiate Klebsiella from Enterobacter

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Motility
Ornithine Decarboxylation

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40
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Yellow pigmented Coliform found in Milk infant formula

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Chronobacterium sakazaki

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41
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Differentiation of E. aerogenes vs. E. cloacea

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LOA Test
* E. aerogenes: ++0 - Lysine decarboxlation
* E. cloaceae: 0++ - Arginine decarboxylation

42
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Identification of Enterobacter spp.

  • MAC:
  • TSIA:
  • IMVC:
  • Motility:
  • LOA:
  • H2S:
  • Urease:
  • PAD:
A
  • MAC: Pink colonies
  • TSIA: A/A with gas
  • IMVC: 00++ (same with Klebsiella)
  • Motility: Negative
  • LOA: Ornithine Decarboxylase Positive
  • H2S: Negative
  • Urease: Negative
  • PAD: Negative
43
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Identification of E. aerogenes

  • MAC:
  • TSIA:
  • IMVC:
  • Motility:
  • LOA:
  • H2S:
  • Urease:
  • PAD:
A
  • MAC: Pink Colonies
  • TSIA: A/A
  • IMVC: 00++
  • Motility: Motile
  • LOA: ++0
  • H2S: Negative
  • Urease: Negative
  • PAD: Negative
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Identification of E. cloacea

  • MAC:
  • TSIA:
  • IMVC:
  • Motility:
  • LOA:
  • H2S:
  • Urease:
  • PAD:
A
  • MAC: Pink Colonies
  • TSIA: A/A
  • IMVC: 00++
  • Motility: Motile
  • LOA: 0++
  • H2S: Negative
  • Urease: Negative
  • PAD: Negative
45
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Test that differentiate K. ozoenae from K. rhinoscleromatis

A

Lysine Decarboxylation
* Positive: K. ozaenae
* Negative: K. rhinoscleromatis
Malonate Utilization
* Positive: K. rhinocleromatis
* Negative: K. ozoenae

46
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Red pigment produced by S. marcesens

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Prodigosin

47
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Causative agent of Red Milk

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Serratia marscecens

48
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Causes Nursery outbreak neonatal meningitis

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C. freundii

49
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Test that differentiate C. freundii from C. diversus (koseri)

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H2S
* Positive: C. freundii
* Begative: C. diversus
Indole
* Positive: C. diversus
* Negative: C. freundii

50
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Resembles Salmonella

A

Citrobacter

51
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Test that differentiate Citrobacter from Salmonella

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ONPG
* Positive: Citrobacter
* Negative: Salmonella
LDC
* Positive: Salmonella
* Negative: Citrobacter

52
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Carrier of S. typhi

A

Mary Mallon

53
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Appearance of Salmonella in XLD

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Red with black centers

54
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Appearance of Salmonella in HEA

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Green with black centers

55
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Serologic Test for S. typhi causing Typhoid fever

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Widal Test

56
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Mode of Transmission of Salmonella

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Ingestion of undercooked poultry and raw eggs

57
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Salmonella that ONLY INFECT HUMANS

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S. typhi
S. paratyphi

58
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Causative agent of Typhoid fever

A

S. typhi

59
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Causative agent of Paratyphoid fever

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S. paratyphi A & B

60
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Causative agent of Gastroenteritis

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S. entritidis

61
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Biologically inert type of bacteria

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Shigella

62
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Characterized by a Blood type of diarrhea

also with mucos, and pus in the stool

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Bacillary dysentery/Shigellosis

63
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Causative agent of the most severe type of bacillary dysentery

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Shigella dysentery

64
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Test that differentiate Shigella from E. coli

A

Acetate Utilization Test

65
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Related to E. coli

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Shigella

66
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Test that differentiate S. sonnie from other Shigella spp.

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Positive: Ornithine Decarboxylation & ONPG

67
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Only Shigella that is Mannitol fermentation negative

A

S. sonnei

68
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Identification of Shigella

  • Motility:
  • TSIA:
  • IMVC:
  • H2S:
  • LOA:
  • PAD:
  • Urease:
A
  • Motility: Nonmotile
  • TSIA: K/A
  • IMVC: -+–
  • H2S: Negative
  • LOA: —
  • PAD: Negative
  • Urease: Negative
69
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Identification of Shigella dysenteriae

  • Mannitol
  • ODC:
  • ONPG:
A
  • Mannitol Negative
  • ODC: Negative
  • ONPG: Negative
70
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Identification of Shigella dysenteriae

  • Mannitol
  • ODC:
  • ONPG:
A
  • Mannitol: Positive
  • ODC: Positive
  • ONPG: Positive
71
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Serratia spp. that causes contamination of blood bag

A

Serratia liqueficans

72
Q

PAD (+)

A

Proteus
Providencia
Morganella

73
Q

Test that will differentiate Proteus from Providencia & Morganella

A

H2S
* Positive: Proteus
* Negative: Providencia & Morganella

74
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Identification of Proteus

  • Culture:
  • Odor:
  • TSIA:
  • H2S:
  • Motility:
  • Methy Red:
  • Decarboxylation Test:
  • Urease:
A
  • Culture: Swarming
  • Odor: Burnt Gun powder/Burnt chocolate odor
  • TSIA: K/A with Gas
  • H2S: Positive
  • Motility: Positive
  • Methy Red: Positive
  • Decarboxylation Test: Lysine & Arginine Negative
  • Urease: Positive
75
Q

Crystal found in urine from Proteus Infection

A

Struvite

76
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Differentiates P. mirabilis from P. Vulgaris

A

Indole & LOA Decarboxylation test

Indole: Positive - P. vulgaris; Negative - P. mirabilis
LOA: 000 - P. vulgaris; 0+0 - P. mirabilis

77
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Only specie of Morganella

A

Morganella Morganii

78
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Identification of Morganella morganii

  • IMVC:
  • MAC:
  • TSIA:
  • PAD:
  • Urease:
  • H2S:
  • Citrate
A
  • IMVC: ++–
  • MAC: NLF
  • TSIA: K/A with Gas
  • PAD: Positive
  • Urease: Positive
  • H2S: Negative
  • Citrate: Negative
79
Q

Two major species of Providencia

A

P. rettgeri
P. stuartii

80
Q

identification of Providencia

  • IMVC:
  • TSIA:
  • PAD:
  • Urease:
  • H2S:
  • Motility:
A
  • IMVC: ++-+
  • TSIA: K/A without Gas
  • Citrate: Positive
  • PAD: Positive
  • Urease: Positive
  • H2S: Negative
  • Ferments Mannose
81
Q

Differetiates P. rettgeri from P. stuartii

A

Urease
Fermentation of Adonitol
Fermentation of Arabinose

Urease to mainly differentiate

82
Q

Infective stage to cause Shigellosis

A

<200 bacilli

83
Q

Y. pestis transmission

A

Rat flea bite

84
Q

Scientific name for Rat flea

A

Xenosyplla cheopis

85
Q

Causative agent of Plaque

A

Yersinia pestis

86
Q

Forms of Plaque

A

Bubonic
Pneumonic
Septicemic

87
Q

Culture appearance of Y. pestis in Broth

A

Stalactite Pattern

88
Q

Stain that demonstrate Y. pestis

A

Wayson stain

89
Q

Microscopic appearance of Y. pestis demonstrated by Wayson stain

A

Safety pin appearance with Bipolar bodies

90
Q

Medium for isolation of Yersinia enterocolitica

A

CIN medium

91
Q

Colony appearance of Y. enterocolitica in CIN

A

Bull’s eye appearance

92
Q

Most common Yersinia isolated

A

Yersinia enterocolitica

93
Q

Y. eneterocolitica is motile at ____________________ but not at _______.

A

Motile at 22C (RT) but not at 35C

94
Q

Associated disease of Y. eneterocolitica

A

Appendicitis
Mimic Chron’s disease

95
Q

Disease of Rodents

A

Yersinia pestis

96
Q

Disease of Guine Pigs

A

Yersinia pseudotubercolosis

97
Q

Infection caused by Yersinia psedotubercolosis

A

Mesenteric lymphadenitis

98
Q

Malonate test is most useful in differentiating of which members

A

Salmonella subgroups 2, 3 (the former Arizona)

99
Q

Species of Shigella is most commonly associated with diarrheal disease in the United States

A

S. sonnie

100
Q

Enterobacter sakazakii can best be differentiated from Enterobacter cloacae by which of the following characteristics

A

Yellow Pigmented
Sorbitol Fermentation

E. cloacae is positive sorbitol fermentation

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