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SMALL PLEOMORPHIC GRAM NEG BACILLI Flashcards

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Do not need growth factor.

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Haemophilus aphrophilus

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Gram - coccobacilli or bacilli; NM; NS and requires factor present in the blood for adequate growth; facultative anaerobe; oxidase +; catalase +(h.influenzae,h.haemolyticus); ferments CHO.

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Haemophilus

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Preferred incubation on Haemophilus.

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33-37C at 5-10% CO2

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Haemophilus are identified thru.

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Hemolytic reaction on horse blood agar, CHO fermentation tests and growth requirement for X and V factor.

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Considered normal indigenous flora of the upper respiratory tract. Encapsulated.

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Haemophilus influenzae

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Virulence factor of Haemophilus influenzae

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Polysaccharide capsules

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Reaction of H.influenzae

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Nonhemolytic reaction on horse or rabbit blood agar; rapidly killed by phagocytes.

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Culture media used on H.influenzae.

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Filded enriched media, levinthal agar, BAP and CAP.

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Result of Filded enriched media, levinthal agar, BAP and CAP in h.influenzae

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Colorless, transparent or dew drop colonies. Beta lactamase + control

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Capsular characteristics.

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Typeable

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Do not produce capsule; normal inhabitants of URT. Causes Otitis media and acute bronchitis.

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Nontypeable

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Latex particle agglutination. ELISA

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Serology test

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Detects enzyme that converts aminolevulinic acid into porphyrin.

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Porphyrin test

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Disease of H.influenzae

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Laryngitis, Fetal meningitis of children and other pediatric disease, Otitis media

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Koch-weeks Bacillus; closely resembles h.influenzae bio type 3; Brazilian purpuric fever which affects children.

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Haemophilus aegypticus

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Grows on CAP and horse blood agar but not on the sheep blood agar.

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Haemophilus parainfluenzae

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Mistaken as S.pyogenes because of its beta hemolytic activity on BAP.

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Haemophilus hemolyticus

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Chancroid bacillus/Ducreyi’s Bacillus. Agent of sexually transmitted disease chancroid. Not part of the human flora. Causative agent of ulcerative venereal disease, soft chancre/chancroid (genital lesions)

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Haemophilus Ducreyi

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Specimen used in Haemophilus Ducreyi.

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Ulcer exudate or bubo aspirate

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Microscopic appearance of Haemphilus Ducreyi

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Pleomorphic

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Characteristics of HACEK group of bacteria

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Requirements of 5-10% of CO2 for growth. Caused sub-acute bacterial endocarditis. Blood + and Mac -.

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Low pathogenecity; Do not require X and V factors for growth. Oxidase and catalase -.

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Haemophilus aphrophilus

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Normal flora of human oral cavity; destructive periodontitis; catalase +; oxidase -; + nitrate reduction; Requires CAP; very short, gram - bacilli. Star shaped bacilli

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Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans

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Catalase and oxidase +; pleomorphic; gram - rod with one round end and one tapered end. Tends to form clusters or rossettes from 5% sheep’s blood. Tear drop shaped

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Cardiobacterium hominis

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Differentiating point of Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans and Cardiobacterium hominis

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Oxidase test

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Corroding bacilli; part of the gingival or bowel flora; non saccharolytic; caused of mixed infection from bites or clenched-fists wound; may pit or corrode the agar surface (BAP) with sharp odor of bleach. Catalase -; oxidase +

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Eikenella corrodens

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Caused by sub-acute bacterial endocarditis HACEK; may put the agar surface; short, plump coccobacilli with squared ends; catalase - and oxidase +

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Kingella Kingae

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Morphology of kingella Kingae

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Small with small zone of hemolysis

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Differentiating point of Kingella Kingae and Eikenella corrodens

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Cannot grow on Mac and XLD but can grow on CAP and BAP.

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Tiny fastidious rods; normal flora of the vagina; NM; NE; gram -; Cause of Bacterial vaginosis; occasionally causes neonatal sepsis and postpartum bacteremia; common blood isolate postpartum and post abortal fever.

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Gerdnerella vaginalis

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Other name of Gerdnerella vaginalis

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Haemophilus vaginalis or Cornyebacterium vaginale

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Culture of Gerdnerella vaginalis on CAP

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Grayish colonies

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Clinical manifestation of G.vaginalis

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Malodor/leukorrhea/putritis/excessive vaginal discharge
pH is more than 4.5
presence of Clue cells

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Based on Amsel and nugent scoring systems used to diagnose BV: presence of clue cells.

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Cytology/Pap’s

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Based on Amsel and nugent scoring systems used to diagnose BV: 10%KOH- fishy amine like odor.

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Whiff or Schiff test

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Culture: selective medium for G.vaginalis

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Colistin Oxolinic Acid Blood Agar

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Culture: production of beta-hemolysis

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Human Blood Tween Agar

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Culture: specific medium of G.vaginalis, opaque and doomed after 48 hrs of incubation

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V agar

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Overgrowth of certain bacteria in the vagina including:

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G.vaginalis, Gerdnerella mobiluncus, Mycoplasma hominis

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Proteolysis producing nitrous products such as putrescine and Cadaverine.

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Clue cells

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Transmitted thru animal bites; uses bipolar stain “safety pin”; grows on BAP but not on Mac; oxidase and catalase + except P.bettyae; urease, indole, ONPG +; part of the animal flora; require organic nitrogen sources; glucose fermenters; facultative anaerobe; NM, gm- may range from coccobacilli to long filamentous rods.

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Pastreurella

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Virulence factor of Pasteurella.

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Endotoxins and capsule

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Pasteurella is associated with RIT including..

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Sinusitis, pneumonia, pulmonary disease and bronchitis

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Small, gm -, NS coccobacilli with bipolar staining features; most important pathogen to humans. Mushroom smell characteristics; musty odor; grows only on BAP; oxidase, ODC and INDOLE +; urease and ONPG -; commensals in the URT of many livestock, poultry, domestic pets ( cats and dogs), cause pneumonia. Susceptible to penicillin, tetracycline or chloramphenicol. Shipping fever on cattles

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Pasteurella multocida

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Most common Pasteurella infection

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Wound infection

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Coccobacilli; oblique aerobe; NM except B.bronchiseptica; oxidase + except B.parapertusis; urease + except B.pertusis;

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Bordetella

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Culture of Bordetella

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Smooth, glistening, silver in color becomes whitish gray with age.

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Growth factors of Bordetella.

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Nicotinic acid, cysteine, methionine

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Virulence factors of Bordetella

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Pertusis toxins, adenylate Cyclase, tracheal cytotoxin and dermonecrotic toxin, pentratin and fimbriae

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Bordet Gengou bacillus; pearl like or metallic colonies; oblique aerobe; NM except B.bronchiseptica, NS, hemolytic org. Gm - minute coccobacilli

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Bordetella pertusis

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Culture in B.pertusis: transport medium

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Stuart’s medium Mishullow’s charcoal agar

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Culture in B.pertusis: potato blood glycerol

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Bordet Gengou medium

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Culture in B.pertusis: charcoal and yeast extract

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Jones Kendrick charcoal agar

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Culture in B.pertusis: charcoal and horse blood

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Regan-Lowe medium

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Culture in B.pertusis: preferred because it contains horse blood, charcoal, cephalexin and amphotericin

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Charcoal Cephalexin Blood Agar

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Disease in B.pertusis

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Whooping cough

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Virulence factor in b.pertusis

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Pertusis toxin

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Transmission of B.pertusis

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Airborne

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3 disease stages: runny nose, mucous membrane inflammation.

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Catarrhal stage

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3 stages of disease: continuous cough with end in the respiratory tract. Severe and violent coughing. Associated with vomiting and whooping. May last for 6 weeks.

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Paroxysmal stage

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3 disease stages: may last long for about 6 moths after infection.

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Convalescent stage

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Pathogenicity of B.pertusis: toxins and enzymes

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Pertusis toxin, hemaglutinins, adenylate cyclase, heat labile toxin, lps, heat stable toxin, tracheal cytotoxin

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Ideal specimens used in B.pertusis.

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Nasopharyngeal asparites and swab

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NM, urease and oxidase and citrate +, nitrate -; large colonies with a brown pigment on the Bordet gengou agar, milder form of B.pertusis-like symptoms. Kennel cough

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Bordetella parapertusis

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M, urease and oxidase -, citrate and nitrate +, causes septicemia, inhabitants of URT of canines

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B. Bronchiseptica

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Highly infectious; requires cysteine for growth. Classified as bacterium tullarense, Brucellan tularensis and pasteurella tularensis, jellison type A. Causative agent of Tularemia

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Francisella tularensis

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Minute, highly pleomorphic, NM, gm- coco bacilli, intracellular, oblique aerobe, encapsulated, NS, weakly catalas + and oxidase -;

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Francisella tularensis

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Virulence factor of francisella tularensis

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Capsules

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Focal ulcer at the site of entry of the organism and enlargement of lymph nodes.

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Deerfly or rabbit fever.

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Specimens used in F. Tularensis

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Sputum, scrapings from infected ulcer and limo node biopsies

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Culture of F.tularensis

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Slowly growing org. 2-4 days of colony fermentation. Cysteine heart agar/ glycogen cysteine blood agar/ peptone cysteine agar

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Normal flora of the animals; normal flora of the URT and GIT of sheep, cattles, pigs and dogs. NM, NE, strict aerobe,gm- coccobacilli, intracellular, gamma hemolytic on bap, appear singly, pair or in short chains, catalase oxidase urease nitrate +, h2s + except b.canis. Infected human through contact with infected animals or animals products.

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Brucella

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Bangs Bacillus; epidemic abortion of cattles.

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Brucella abortus

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Epidemic abortion of swine

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Brucella suis

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Affecting dogs

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Brucella Canis

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Affecting sheep or goat; causes undulant/Malta/Gibraltar/Mediterranean/Crimean/Maltese/rock fever which is transferred to man through infected milk from goats. Does not produce h2s nor require CO2 and not inhibited by thionine or fuschin; killed by pasteurization; resistance to heat.

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B. Melitensis

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Specimen used in Brucella

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Bone marrow, blood, tissue, bronchoalveolar lavage

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A bisphasic bottle for blood culture W or Wisconsin medium

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Castaneda technique

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Causative agent of Legionnaire’s disease; facultative intracellular pathogen. Faintly staining, thing gm-; majority M; catalas and oxidase weakly +, gelatinase +; will not grow on primary plated media; requires medium with L-cysteine buffered to pH 6.9BCYE

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Legionella

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Most common pathogen to human; part of the natural microbial community of soil and aquatic; isolated in aircondition dusts, cooling towers, warm-water plumbing system, humidifiers, nebulizers, shower heads

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Legionella pneumophila

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Pittsburg pneumonia

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Legionella micdadei

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Wiga’s agent of pneumonia.

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Legionella bozemanni

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Clinical manifestation of Legionella

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Legionnaire’s disease

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Specimen used in legionella.

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Sputum, blood and lung biopsy material, bronchial wash, pleural fluid.

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Brown pigment characteristics/BCYE; may exhibit gray-white to blue-green convex colonies with cut glass type of internal granular speckling

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Feeley Gorman Agar

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Specimen used for the enterobacteriaceae

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Stool, blood, urine, rectal swab

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BAP AND CAP

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Large, gray, smooth colonies

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XLD and HEA

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Useful for salmonella and shigella sp

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BSA

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For detection of salmonella

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Swarm on BAP AND CAP

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P.mirabilis, P.vulgaris, P.penneri

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