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Microbial Growth (in Vitro) Flashcards

1
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What are Halophilic MOs?

A

MOs that prefer salty environments

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What are Haloduric MOs?

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MOs that don’t prefer salty environments (but can still grow)

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3
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What happens to cells without cell wall in Hypotonic solution?

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Hemolysis (lysis)

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4
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What happens to cells without cell wall in Hypertonic solution?

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Crenation

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5
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What happens to cells with cell wall in Hypotonic solution?

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Plasmoptysis

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6
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What happens to cells with cell wall in Hypertonic solution?

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Plasmolysis

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7
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Which temperature classification do pathogenic MOs have?

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Mesophiles (closest to humans)

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8
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List the 6 classifications of temperature tolerance in bacteria:

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(Hyper)Thermophiles
Mesophiles
Psychrophiles & Psychrotrophs
[Psychroduric]

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9
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What is the optimum range of Thermophiles?

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50-60

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10
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What is the optimum range of Mesophiles?

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20-40

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What is the full range of Psychrophiles ?

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-5 ~ 30
Optimum is 10~20

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12
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What are Alkaliphiles?

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MOs that prefer a pH>8.5

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13
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What is the only human pathogen that is classified as an alkaliphile?

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Vibrio cholera (small intestine)

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14
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What is an Acidiophile?

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MO that prefer pH 2-5

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15
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Preferable pH for pathogenic MOs?

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Neutral/slightly alkaline

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16
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What are Microaerophiles?

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MOs Require O2 in sub-atmospheric conc (5%)

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17
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What are Facultative anaerobes?

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MOs that Doesn’t care about O2 conc

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18
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What are Aerotolerant anaerobes?

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MOs that prefer no O2 but tolerate it

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19
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What is considered a high CO2 concentration?

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5-10 %

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20
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What does HBOT stand for?

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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy

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21
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What are piezophiles?

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MOs that grow in high atmospheric pressure

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22
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2 types of enriched medium agar

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Blood agar
Chocolate agar

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23
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State a type Enriched medium broth

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Thioglycolate for anaerobic cultures (at the bottom)

24
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Give an example on a selective medium
+ state what it’s selective for
(+ What inhibitors are added)

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MacConkey agar ; G- bacteria ; (Bile salts & Crystal violet)

25
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What is the incubation time forr mycobacterium TB?

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4-6 weeks (slow grower)

26
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Usual incubation time for MOs?

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24-28h

27
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3 types of incubators

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Ordinary (room air)
Anaerobic
CO2 incubator

28
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2 life forms that survive desiccation

A

Bacterial spores
Protozoan cysts

29
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Give 3 examples of cell cultures

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Embryonated chicken eggs
Lab animals
Cell culture lines

30
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Give 3 examples of cell culture lines

A

Monkey kidney cells
Human lung cells
Cancer cells

31
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How is positive growth of obligate pathogens identified?

A

Cytopathogenic effects

32
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3 examples of obligate intracellular pathogens

A

Viruses
Chlamydia
Rickettsia

33
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Which agar has the lowest pH

A

Subouraud dextrose agar

34
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What agars can be used for fungi?

A

BHI & SDA

35
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What MOs kingdom are acidiophiles?

A

Fungi

36
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2 species of ameba & ameba-like protozoa that causes fatal CNS infection

A

Acanthamoeba
Naeglaria

37
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Xenic vs axenic ?

A

Xenic contain foreign cell

38
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What is an example of a subject of a sporicidal?

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Clostridium spores

39
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Aseptic vs antiseptic techniques

A

Aseptic: during procedure (sterile)

Antiseptic: eliminating pathogen on a living surface (disinfection)

40
Q

Which 3 microbes are most resistant to sterilization?

A

Prions
Coccidia
Mycobacteria

41
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Which microbe is least resistant to sterilization?

A

Lipid / medium sized viruses

42
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Which 2 microbes have intermediate resistance to sterilization?

A

Non lipid / small viruses
Fungi

43
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What is TDP?

A

Thermal death point
(Lowest temp to sterilize a pure culture)

44
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What is TDT?

A

Thermal death time
(Shortest time to sterilize a pure culture)

45
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What temperature do we use in dry heat sterilization?

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160-165 for 2h
Or 170-180 for 1h

46
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What are the requirements for autoclaving ?

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121.5°C / 15psi / 20mins

47
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When is filtration used? Give examples

A

When heat is inappropriate
(Fluids & Protein)

48
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Define bionurden

A

Type & quantity of microbe to be disinfected

49
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How is the power of disinfectants assessed ?

A

By comparison to phenol

50
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Mechanism of disinfection of phenols (alcohols)

A

Destruction of cell membrane
++ proteins & enzymes

51
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2 Examples of disinfectant that destroy cell membrane

A

Surface-active soaps & detergents

52
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4 Examples of disinfectant that destroy protein & enzymes

A

H2O2
Formaldehyde
Halogens
heavy metal salts

53
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7 examples of heavy metal salt disinfectants

A

Silver
Nickel
Mercury
Zinc
Copper
[A silver nickel maycure a زنجي cop]

Calomel & Mercurochrome

54
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What is calomel made from?

A

Mercury chloride (Hg2Cl2)

55
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What is mercurochrome made from?

A

Hydroxymercurifluorescein

56
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What disinfectant work on nucleic acids?

A

Ethylene oxide

57
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Which disinfectants are also sterilizing?

A

Formaldehyde & Ethylene oxide

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