Micropara lab midterms Flashcards

1
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Simple staining uses how many dyes?

A

1

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2
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What dyes are used in positive simple staining

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Basic dyes

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3
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What dyes are used in negative simple staining

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Acidic dyes

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4
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Use two or more dyes that will distinguish bacteria from each other because their walls have different reactions on dyes

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Differential staining

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5
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Using staining, what else can you see in the structural components of bacteria? Name 3

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Flagella, capsules, and granules

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6
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For positive staining, what color should the microorganism be?

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dark blue to violet with a bright background

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7
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For negative staining what color should the microorganism be?

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Colored with a colorless wall in a dark background

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8
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What color is a gram positive bacteria?

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Blue to violet

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9
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What color is a gram negative bacteria?

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pink to red

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10
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What is the mordant used for gram staining

A

Gram Iodine

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11
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What is the primary stain used for gram staining

A

Crystal violet

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12
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What is the decolorizer used for gram staining?

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Ethanol

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13
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What is the secondary stain used for gram staining?

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Safranin

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14
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What are the different forms for characterization of colonies

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Punctiform, circular, filamentous, rhizoidal, irregular

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15
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What are the different margins for characterization of colonies

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Entire, undulate, lobate, filamentous, rhizoid

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16
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What are the different Elevations for characterization of colonies

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Flat, raised, convex, pulvinate, umbonate

17
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What are the different Surfaces for characterization of colonies

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Smooth, contoured, concentric, wrinkled

18
Q

What are the different consistencies for characterization of colonies

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Butyrous, viscid, brittle

19
Q

What are the different transparencies for characterization of colonies

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Opaque, Translucent

20
Q

This occurs when microorganisms enter a culture medium in which a pure culture of microorganism is growing

A

Contamination

21
Q

Isolation of bacteria into ______ is the best way to study and characterize bacterial cultures

A

Pure form

22
Q

How is isolation of bacteria into pure form accomplished?

A

By spreading sample containing microorganisms on a solid medium so that a single cell occupies a well-isolated portion of agar surface

23
Q

What are cultures consisting of a single species

A

Pure cultures

24
Q

What are three common techniques used in isolation of bacteria

A

Streak plating, spread plating, and pour plating

25
Q

In this plating, inoculum is spread over the surface of the medium by the inoculating loop

A

Streak plating

26
Q

In this plating, it uses an L-shaped rod to spread the inoculum over the entire plate

A

Spread plating

27
Q

In this plating, a medium is poured into the plate with an inoculum and allowed to solidify

A

Pour plate

28
Q

What plating is used to isolate and purify bacteria?

A

Streak plating

29
Q

What plating is used to isolate aerobic microorganisms?

A

Streak and spread plating

30
Q

What plating is used to isolate anaerobic microorganisms?

A

Pour plate

31
Q

For streak and spread plating, you should incubate the plates in what manner?

A

Inverted manner

32
Q

Important criterion used to establish the quality of food and dairy products

A

Bacterial counting/ Measuring size of a microbial population

33
Q

Measurement of the size population is done by

A

Counting the number of individual cell or by counting the number of viable cells that can form colonies on agar suface

34
Q

This is also known as counting chamber, is easy, inexpensive and relatively quick

A

Direct count

35
Q

Direct count gives information on?

A

The size and morphology of microorganisms

36
Q

Also known as the plating technique and is the most widely used because of the ease in counting the colonies and the manipulation of microscope is not required

A

Viable Count

37
Q

What dilution is used for spread plate?

A

0.1

38
Q

What dilution is used for pour plate?

A

1.0

39
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