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Who is the father of protozoology and bacteriology?

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ANTON VAN LEEUWENHOEK

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Who is considered the father of modern microbiology and germ theory?

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LOUIS PASTEUR

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Who discovered mycobacterium tuberculosis?

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ROBERT KOCH

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Who introduced hand washing?

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IGNAZ SEMMELWEIS

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Who introduced binomial classification?

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CARL LINNAEUS

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Who introduced the use of phenol?

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JOSEPH LISTER

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Who is the founder of penicillin?

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ALEXANDER FLEMING

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Who discovered HIV?

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GALLO & MONTAGNIER

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Who is believed to have brought syphilis to Europe?

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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

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Who was the first to use agar as a solidifying agent?

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FANNY HESSE (MOTHER OF MODERN MICROBIOLOGY)

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What is the ‘1st magic bullet’ founded for syphilis?

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SALVARSAN

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What is a unique element in bacterial cell walls not found in eukaryotes?

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DIAMINOPIMELIC ACID

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What is the somatic antigen found in gram-negative organisms?

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O antigen

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What does Protein A prevent?

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PHAGOCYTOSIS (S. AUREUS)

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What can M protein cause?

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POSTSTREPTOCOCCAL SEQUELAE (ACUTE GLOMERULONEPHRITIS, ACUTE RHEUMATIC FEVER)

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Which bacteria possess mycolic acid (cord factor)?

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MTB

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What are the two sugar components of the cell wall?

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NAG/NAM (N-ACETYL-GLUCOSAMINE, N-ACETYL MURAMIC ACID)

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What type of cell wall has a thick peptidoglycan?

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GRAM POSITIVE

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What do gram-positive cell walls have that stabilize the cell wall?

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TEICHOIC acids with ENDOTOXIN-like properties

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Which gram-negative bacteria possess LOS?

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“LIPOligosaccharide THE PIG” B. PERTUSSIS, H. INFLUENZAE, N. GONORRHOEAE

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What anchors the outer membrane to murein in gram-negative bacteria?

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MUREIN LIPOPROTEIN

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Which types of bacteria don’t form L-forms?

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MYCOPLASMA & UREAPLASMA (NO CELL WALL = NOTHING TO LOSE)

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What are gram-positive organisms generally susceptible to?

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LYSOZYME and PENICILLIN

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Which bacteria have no sterols in their cell membranes except for?

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MYCOPLASMA & UREAPLASMA (HAS CHOLESTEROL FOR STABILIZATION)

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What organism has a capsule made of polypeptide-D glutamic acid enhanced in increased CO2?
B. ANTHRACIS
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Which organism has a hyaluronic acid capsule?
P. MULTOCIDA
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What component is seen in P. aeruginosa capsule especially in cystic fibrosis patients?
ALGINATE
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What is a less organized slimy layer of bacteria called?
GLYCOCALYX
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What is visualized using mucicarmine stain and what color is the component visualized?
CAPSULE, PINK
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What is also known as the 'Capsular Swelling Test'?
NEUFELD-QUELLUNG TEST
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What type of pili induces gene exchange?
SEX PILI
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What inclusion bodies are seen in corynebacterium?
METACHROMATIC GRANULES / VOLUTIN / BABES ERNST
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What stain is used to visualize the inclusion bodies in corynebacterium?
PAI'S SLANT OR LOEFFLER'S SERUM SLANT
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Halberstaedter Prowazek inclusions are seen in which bacteria?
C. TRACHOMATIS
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What stain is used to visualize inclusion bodies brought by Chlamydia trachomatis?
LUGOL'S IODINE
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Safety pin appearance are seen in
Y. pestis & P. multocida
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Stain used to visualize safety pin appearance
Wayson’s
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Inclusion bodies seen in Chlamydia psittaci
Levinthal Cole Lillie bodies
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Endospores are composed of
Calcium dipicolinate / dipicolinic acid
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Stains used to visualize endospores
Fulton Schaeffer, Dorner's
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Stain used to visualize flagella and what is its mordant
Leifson, Tannic acid
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Motility: Tumbling
Listeria
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Motility: Darting / Shooting star
Vibrio
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Motility: Gliding
Capnocytophaga
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Motility: Twitching
Kingella, Bartonella
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Motility: Swarming
Proteus
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Motility: Corkscrew
Spirochetes
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Most potent toxin of man
Botulinum ## Footnote 'Miracle poison'
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Organism that thrive on 7.5% NaCl (2 types)
Vibrio, Staph
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Organism that thrive on 6.5% NaCl
Enterococcus
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Most vibrio are halophilic; except
Cholerae & Mimicus
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Human blood is used for BAP and CAP for what organism
Gardnerella / Clue cells
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Organism that need VitB6 (Pyridoxal) for it to thrive
NVS / Nutritionally variant strep
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Organism that need amino acids
Cysteine = Legionella (Aircon) & Franciscella (Rabbit) ++N. Gonorrhoeae
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Organism that needs protein
Mycobacterium
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Temp req for Mesophilic
20-40 C
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Temp req for Most pathogens
37 C
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Temp req for Pseudomonas fluorescens and M. marinum
25-30 C
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Temp req for Thermophilic
50-60 C
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Temp req for C. jejuni, A. baumanii, P. aeruginosa
42 C
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Temp req for Psychrophilic
<10 C
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Organisms that are enhanced with cold enrichment (4degC)
Y. enterocolitica & L. monocytogenes
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Common contaminant of refrigerated blood products (PRBC)
Y. enterocolitica
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Common contaminant of non-refrigerated blood products (PC)
S. epidermidis
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Stenothermophilic (S = Short range) organisms
N. gono, N. meni
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Doderlein bacilli (L. acidophilus) is cultured best on
Tomato juice agar
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Alkaline peptone water is used for
Vibrio
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Best time to give antibiotics
Log / Exponential phase
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T/F: fermentation is more efficient than oxidation
False
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Obligate intracellular bacteria
Rickettsia, Chlamydia, Ehrlichia
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Facultative intracellular bacteria
Brucella, Mycobacteria, Listeria, S. typhi, Legionella, Nocardia, Franciscella
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Most common agent of bacteremia
CONS
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A sample for blood culture is best collected during
The peak of the fever
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Most common contaminant of aerobic blood culture
S. epidermidis
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Most common contaminant of anaerobic blood culture
P. acnes
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Lysing agent of isolator system
Saponin
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Anti-foaming agent of isolator system
PEG
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T/F: the use of EDTA tube has no effect on blood culture
False
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T/F: Green top tubes are used for viral culture
True
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Incubation period for Brucella
6 weeks
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Swabs for bacterial culture
DACRON, CALCIUM ALGINATE ## Footnote Cotton is toxic to NEISSERIA
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Swabs for viral culture
DACRON, COTTON, RAYON ## Footnote Calcium alginate is toxic to ENVELOPED viruses
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Are both Viridans strep and Grp A strep clinically significant?
FALSE ## Footnote VIRIDANS = NORMAL FLORA
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Decontaminant for sputum sample
NaOH
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Digestant for sputum sample
NALC / N-ACETYL-L-CYSTEINE
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Media used for MTB culture made with egg white
LOWENSTEIN JENSEN
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What sample is used for the immunologic detection of MTB?
HEPARINIZED BLOOD
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Most common cause of meningitis in children and adults
S. PNEUMONIAE
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Most common cause of meningitis in older adults and neonates
LISTERIA
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Common cause of meningitis in infants
H. INFLUENZAE
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Most common cause of meningitis in infants and neonates
S. agalactiae
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Common cause of UTI among sexually active females
S. SAPROPHYTICUS
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Preservative for urine samples
BORIC ACID
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This organism can be detected in freshly passed watery stool
C. DIFFICILE
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Colony count is performed on what plate?
BAP
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Agents of culture negative UTI
"CUM" CHLAMYDIA, UREAPLASMA, M. HOMINIS
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BAP colonies appearance
yellow with slightly deeper colored center: E. COLI
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Bacteria causing acute conjunctivitis
"May MATA ka sa PAIC (PEYS = FACE)" S. PNEUMONIAE, S. AUREUS, H. INFLUENZAE, M. CATARRHALIS
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Bordet Gengou Agar is used for what organism?
BORDETELLA PERTUSSIS
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Media selective for neisseria
THAYER MARTIN, MODIFIED THAYER MARTIN, NYC AGAR
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Media selective for S. typhi
WILSON BLAIR (BSA)
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Selective and differential Media used for C. diphtheria
TINSDALE
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Are plastic inoculating loops preferred for oxidase testing?
FALSE ## Footnote PLATINUM LOOPS, APPLICATOR STICKS
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BSL-Pathogenic Agents: HIV
2
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BSL-Pathogenic Agents: Toxoplasma
2
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BSL-Pathogenic Agents: HBV
2
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BSL-Pathogenic Agents: Marburg virus
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BSL-Pathogenic Agents: Arenaviruses
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BSL-Pathogenic Agents: B. subtilis
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BSL-Pathogenic Agents: MTB
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Temperature for incineration
870-980 C
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Temperature for dry heat oven: 1.5-3hrs
160-180 C
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Temperature for dry heat oven: 16hrs
121 C
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Principle of autoclave
STEAM UNDER PRESSURE
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Type of sterilization applied in high protein media
INSPISSATION
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Most resistant infectious agent
PRIONS
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Mechanism of action of Ethylene oxide
ALKYLATION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS
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All cocci are Gram + except
"NEVERMIND / NVM" NEISSERIA, VEILLONELLA, MORAXELLA
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All bacilli are Gram - except
"PaBiLE MC DNALD" PROPIONIBACTERIUM, BACILLUS, LACTOBACILLUS, ERYSIPELOTHRIX, MYCOBACTERIUM, CLOSTRIDIUM, CORYNEBACTERIUM DIPHTHERIAE, NOCARDIA, ACTINOMYCES, LISTERIA, DIPHTHEROIDS*
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Used to confirm a suspected clostridium appearing as Gram -.
VANCOMYCIN DISK