chap 14 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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wet mount and hanging drop preparation

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motility test

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2
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stainings are

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gram staining- acid fast staining- structural staining

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3
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comsist of plastic strips and microtubes that contain dehydrated biochemical substrates

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analytical profile index

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4
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commony used for identification of gram negative enteric bacteria

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analytical profile index

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5
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analytical profile index is incubated for

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18-24 hours at 35 degree celsius

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6
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in this method known pattern of microbial growth are compared with test organisim using computer software

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automated method for identification of bacteria

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7
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pure bacterial isolate during incubation at

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35 DC for 16-24 hours

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8
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producing acid or alkaline end products as early as

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2 hours

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9
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a basic detection of antibody response from antigenic simulatuon

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serological test

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10
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one diagnosic test for organism that are difficult to culture - atypical bacteria

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serological test

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11
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performed by adding antibodies to bacter suspension thay will bind to surface of organism

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bacterial agglutination

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12
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used to identify bacteria that are difficult to cultivate in culture medium

give ex.
positive results

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bacterial agglutination
widal test
visible clumps/agglutination

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13
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uses artificial carriers such as katex particles or treated RBC or biological carrier like bacterial cells as reagent which can adsorb test antigen and react with specific antibody

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particle agglutinations

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14
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in this test, antigen in patient specimens bind to antibodies that present in surface of latex beads

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latex agglutination

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15
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uses antubody bound to particle to increase visibility or agglutination reactions btween antigen and antibody

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coagglutination

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16
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composed of two parts that test systems include antigen causes the diseases and indicator which consist sheeps red blood cells, complement fixing antibody

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complement fixation

17
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uses soluble antigen that reacting with antibodies in serum sample

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flocculation tests

18
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sensitive and specific method for detection of antibodies against certain pathogens

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ELISA enzyme linked immunosorbent ASSAY

19
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commonly used for rapid identification of bacterial and viral antigens

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immunofluorescent assay

20
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utilizef fluorescent dye and specific kabeled antibodies

21
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two step or sndwich tech thaht is mor sensitive than other test of FA

22
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based on electrophoretic separation of bacterial protein in supporting media

23
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strain typing tech that useful addition to epidemiologic research

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pulsed field gel electrophoresis

24
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virus that attack’s bacteria

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bacteriophage

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this method is based on specificity of phage surface receptors for cell
bacteriophage typing
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currently considered most important method for microbial identification
molecular diagnosis
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most commonly used amplification tech in molecular diagnosis
polymerase chain reaction
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a dye that binds to double stranded DNA but not tonsingle stranded
SYBR green
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determine the order kf nucleotides in DNA fragments
DNA sequencing
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molecular approach that does not necessiate nuclear acid amplification has h specificity and h sensitivity
fluorescence in situ hybridization
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refers to grouping of DNA at micro or nano level
microarrays and nanoarrays
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detect gene expression of target microorganisms, identifies bacte, new gene and mutation
microarrays and nanoarrays
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It is the study ofmicrobialgenes collectedfrom the environment.
metagenomics
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is useful in the study of the indigenous flora in the human body and gut
metagenomics
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Itis the study of proteins (proteome) on cellular level.
proteomics
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In clinical microbiology, it identifies protein expression i n biosamples suspected with pathogens. It also determines the effectiveness of drug therapy across diseases.
proteomics