Basic Bacteriology Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Which organism grow in chocolate agar ?

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H-influnza

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Which organism grow in thayer-martin agar?

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Two types of nesseria

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Which organism grow in bordet-gengou agar ?

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Pertussis

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Which organism grow in tellurie agar, loffler medium?

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C. Diphtheria

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5
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Which organism grow in lowenstein-jensen agar ?

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Tuberculosis

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6
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Which organism grow in Eaton agar ?

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M.pneumonea

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Which organism grow in MacConkey agar ?

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Lactose-ferminting enterics

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Which organism grow in eosin- methylene blue (EMB) agar ?

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E.coli

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9
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Which organism grow in charocal yeast extract agar buffered with cystein and iron?

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Legionella

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10
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Which organism grow in sabourand agar ?

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Fungi

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Which type of stains use for diagnosis of whipple disease ?

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Periodic acid -schiff stain

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12
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Giemsa stain use for :

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PCR-TB

  1. Chlamydia
  2. Borrelia
  3. Rickettsia
  4. Trypanosoma
  5. Plasmodium
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Ziehl-neelsen stain (carbol fuchsin) use for:

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  1. Acid fast bacteria ( eg, TB, nocardia)

2. Protozoa (eg, cryptos-poridium oocytes)

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14
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Indian ink stain use for :

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Cryptococcus neoformans

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15
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Silver stain use for :

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  1. Legionella
  2. Fungi
  3. H.pylori
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16
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Obligate intracellula bacteria:

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  • ** CCR
    1. Rickettsia
    2. Chlamydia
    3. Coxiella
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17
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Facultative intracellular bacteria

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  • LLMYS-NB
    1. Salmonella
    2. Nesseria
    3. Brucella
    4. Mycobacterium
    5. Listeria
    6. Legionella
    7. Yerisina
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18
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Encapsulared bacteria

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  • Please SHINE my SKiS:
    1. P- Pseudomonas
    2. S-streptococcus pneumonia
    3. H+I H-Influnza
    4. N-Nesseria
    5. E- E.coli
    6. S- Salmonella
    7. K-Klebsiella
    8. S-Streptococci grop B
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19
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Function of bacteria capsule

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Anti-phagocytic virulence factor

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20
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Urease (+) organism :

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  • Pee CHUNKSS:
    1. P-proteus
    2. C-Cryptococcus
    3. H-H.pylori
    4. U- Ureaplasma
    5. N-Nocardia
    6. k-Klebsiella
    7. S-S.epidermidis
    8. S-S. saprophyticus
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21
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In vivo bifilm producing bacteria :

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  1. S.epidermidis
  2. S.viridans
  3. Pseudomonas
  4. Nontypeable H-influnza
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Which bacteria produce protein A?

23
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Which bacteria produce IgA protease ?

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SHiN

  1. S.pneumonea
  2. H-influnza
  3. Nesseria
24
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Which bacteria produce M-protein ?

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Group A streptococci ( S. pyogenes )

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Which bacterial virulence factor bind to Fc region of IgG, and prevent opsonization and phagocytosis?
Protein A
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Which enzyme that cleaves IgA, allowing bateria to adhere to it, and colonize mucus membrabne ?
IgA protease
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Which bacterial virulence factor help in prevent the phagocytosis and shares similar epitopes to human cellular protein ( molecular mimicry) and seen in acute reumatic fever ?
M-protein
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What’s the needle-like protein appendage facilitaing direct delivery of toxins from gran (-) bacteria to eukaryotic host cell ?
Type 3 secretion system” injectisome”
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Their’s two structures in the bacteria that responsible for delivery the bacterial component, what are thay ?
1. Injectisome | 2. Sex pilli
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Transporting of DNA from bacteria to another by:
Sex pilli
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Transporting of toxin from bacteria to human by :
Injectisome
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Exotoxin that inhibit protein synthesis :
1. Diphtheria toxin 2. Exotoxin A 3. Shiga toxin 4. Shiga-like toxin
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Exotoxin that increase fluid secretion :
1. Heat-labile toxin 2. Heat -stable toxin 3. Edema toxin 4. Cholera toxin
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Exotoxin that inhibit phagocytosis :
Proteussis toxin
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Phagocytability decrease by :
1. Protein A | 2. Protein M
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Exotoxin that inhibit on neurotransmittier:”
1. Tetansospasmin | 2. Botulinum toxin
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Exotoxin that lyse cell membrane :
1. Alpha toxin | 2. Streptolysin O
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Exotoxin that superantigen cause shock :
1. Toxic shock syndrome toxin | 2. Exotoxin A
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Different between toxic shcok and septic shock:
Septic shock : shock + fever. | Toxic shock : shock + fever + rash .
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Lipopolysacchride that found in:
outer membrane of gram (-) bacteria
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(LPS) coposed of:
1. Lipid A (endotoxin) 2. Core polysacchride 3. O antigen
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Three main effects of endotoxin :
1. Macrophage activation 2. Complement activation 3. Tissule factor activation
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All gram (+) bacteria don’t have endotoxin except:
Listeria
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Macrophage activiation lead to
Septic shock : fever, hypotension
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Complement activation lead to :
1. Histamin release: hypotension +edema. | 2. Neutrophil chemotaxis
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Tissue factor activation lead to :
DIC
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Why their’s no vaccine available aginst endotoxin ?
Due to the structure of the endotoxin doesn’t contains protein, therfore immune system can’t produce antibodies aginst it .
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Spore forming bacteria:
1. Anthracs | 2. Clostridum
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In which phase the spore forming bacteria form the sporess ?
At the end of stationary phase
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Encapsulated bacterial vaccine :
1. Pneumococcal vaccine 2. H-influnza vaccine 3. Meningiococcal vaccine