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(Lab 3) Cumulative & Organisms to Know Flashcards

1
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What stain was used? What is the appearance of the result? Interpret the result.

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Gram stain
Pink
Gram negative

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What stain was used? What is the appearance of the result? Interpret the result.

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Gram stain
Purple
Gram Positive

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What test is being performed? Interpret the result indicated by the arrow.

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Catalase test
positive

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What test is being performed? Interpret the result indicated by the arrow.

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Catalase test
negative

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Use organism B for the following questions.
What stain was used? What is the appearance of the result? Interpret the result.

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Acid-fast stain
Magenta
Acid-fast

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Use organism A for the following questions.
What stain was used? What is the appearance of the result? Interpret the result.

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Acid-fast
Blue
Non-acid-fast

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What stain was used? What is the appearance of the result? Interpret the result.

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Endospore stain
Green Spores
Positive

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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Oxidase test
Positive

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9
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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Oxidase test
Negative

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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Fluid thioglycolate broth

Facultative anaerobe

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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Fluid thioglycolate broth

Obligate anaerobe

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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Fluid thioglycolate broth

Microaerophile

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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Fluid thioglycolate broth

Obligate Aerobe

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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Carbohydrate Fermentation Test

Yellow: positive (+A)
- sugar fermentation without gas

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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Carbohydrate Fermentation Test

Yellow: positive (+AG)
- sugar fermentation with gas

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16
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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Carbohydrate Fermentation Test

Orange/red: negative (-)
- no sugar fermentation

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17
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What test is being performed? Interpret the result

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Carbohydrate Fermentation Test

pink: negative (-alk)
- no sugar fermentation
- protein digestion

18
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In a nitrate reduction test, you add Nitrate reagents A & B. The media turns red. What are your results?

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Nitrite (NO2-) is present
Bacteria can use Nitrate (NO3-) via Nitrate reductase

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In a nitrate reduction test, you add Nitrate reagents A & B + Zn. The media turns red. What are your results?

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Nitrate (NO3-) was present. Reduced by Zinc.
Bacteria cannot use Nitrate (NO3-). Negative for Nitrate/Nitrite reductase

20
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In a nitrate reduction test, you add Nitrate reagents A & B + Zn. The media turns yellow. What are your results?

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Nitrogen gas (N2) or Ammonia (NH3) is present.
Bacteria can use Nitrate (NO3-) via Nitrate reductase and further reduce it via Nitrite reductase

21
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Fungi: Yeast

Performs budding

22
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Amoeba proteus

Free-living protozoan: Sarcodina (Pseudopods)

Cytoplasmic streaming

23
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Entamoeba histolytica (trophozoite)

Parasitic protozoan: Sarcodina (Pseudopods)

  • Amoebic dysentery
  • RBCs in the cell
  • Oral-fecal transmission
  • cyst form is infectious stage
  • Trophozoite is parasitic stage. Lives in intestines
24
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What are the possible results of an MSA plate?

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No growth: non-halotolerant

Growth: halotolerant

yellow growth: ferment mannitol

pink growth: use of proteins instead of mannitol

25
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Necator americanus (adult male)

Nematoda

  • Hookworm -> anemia
  • Fomite transmisssion via soil
  • larvae form infectious. Looks similar to pinworm, but it’s smaller under the microscope with no eggs
26
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What is the etiology of Syphilis? Describe the organism and signs/symptoms

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Treponema pallidum

G- Spirochete

s/s: - chancre at infection site
- rash
- Permanent damage (“gumma”, neuro, joints)

27
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Rhizopus stolonifer

Mold

  • sporangium
  • nonseptate hyphae
28
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Aspergillus niger

Mold

  • septate hyphae
  • conidia
29
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Penicillium notatum

Mold

-septate hyphae
- conidia

30
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Stentor

Ciliates (cilia)

  • has cytosome
31
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Paramecium caudatum

Ciliates (cilia)

  • has contractile vacuoles and cytosome
32
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Euglena

Mastigophora/flagellate (flagella)

“eye spots”

33
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Volvox

Mastigophora/flagellate (flagella)

Gonidia for reproduction

34
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Balantidium coli

Ciliophora (cilia)

Disease: Balantidiasis (rare form of dysentery)

Oral-fecal transmission
- cyst form can survive in water

Trophozite lives in intestine

Only ciliated human pathogen

35
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Trichomonas vaginalis

Mastigophora (flagella)

Disease: Trichomoniasis (STD)
- male: asymptomatic
- female: itching and discharge

Trophozite form found in vagina or penis. No egg form

36
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Trypanosoma brucei (trypomastigote)

Mastigophora (flagella)

Disease: African Sleeping sickness

Vector transmission: Tsetse fly

Kinetoplast: specialized region of mitochondria with kDNA

37
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Plasmodium vivax, falciparum, and malariae

Apicomplexa (gliding motion)

Disease: Malaria
- falciparum:acute and fatal
- vivax: mild, chronic, recurring
Vector: female Anopheles mosquito

Life cycle: Mosquito saliva infective stage delivers sporozite->enters liver, asexual reproduction-> released as merozites -> enters RBC -> ring stage-> asexual reproduction becomes schizont -> RBC ruptures and release gametes

38
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Schistosoma mansoni (with cercaria larvae)

trematode

Disease: Schistosomiasis

Waterborne Transmission

Males have gynecophoric groove

Lifecycle: eggs released in feces and urine-> hatch into miracidia-> infect snails (intermediate host) -> release cercaria larvae and burrow into human skin -> adults in Hepatic portal vein and lay eggs -> egg movement to gut and urine bladder

39
Q

ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

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Enterobius vermicularis

nematode

Disease: pinworm

Sx: itchy rectum

Larger with eggs, transmitted by ingesting eggs

40
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

A

Taenia (Proglottids, Gravid Proglottids, and Scolex)

cestoda

Disease: tapeworm

Transmission:
- saginata: undercooked beef
- solium: undercooked pork

41
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ID the organism. What Classification does it belong to? What are its notable features?

A

Trichinella spiralis

nematode

Disease: Trichinosis

Transmission: undercooked contaminated pork

Larvae encyst in striated muscle

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