Chapter 1 The science of microbiology Flashcards

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Is derived from the Greek word “mikros”, “bios”

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Microbiology

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2
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two categorizations of microbres

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Cellular and acellular

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3
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Microbiology fields of study

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Mycology (fungi), bacteriology (bacteria), Virology (virus), Parasitology (parasites), phycology (algae), immunology (Immune system)

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4
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first to discover the cell, also cell theory

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Robert Hooke

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4
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About a thousand or more organisms inhabit the human body these are called?

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Normal flora or indigenous flora

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5
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Created the single lens microscope

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Anton van leeuwenhoek

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6
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germ theory of disease, and postulated pasteurizations

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Louis Pasteur

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7
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proved microorganisms causes certain diseases, Kochs postulate

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Robert Koch

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8
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Discovered the vaccine for smallpox

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Edward Jenner

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9
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applied theory to medical procedures

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Joseph Lister

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10
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discovered Salvarsan a treatment for syphilis

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Paul Ehrlrich

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11
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discovered the anitbiotic peniccilin from mold

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Alexander Fleming

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12
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are miniscule organisms that cannot be seen with the naked eye

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Microorganisms

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13
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optical instrument that can magnify organisms a hundredfold or even a thousandfold

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MIcroscope

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14
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top most part of the microscope

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Ocular lens or eyepiece

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15
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Located above the stage

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revolving nosepiece

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16
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used to change focus on one eypiece

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Diopter adjustment

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17
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Connects the eyepiece to the objective lens

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Body tube or head

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18
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Brings specimen into general focus

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Coarse adjusment

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19
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Fine tunes the focus

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Fine adjusment

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20
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this is held in place above the stage by the revolving nose piece and are the lenses that are closest to the specimen

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Objective lenses

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21
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Flat platform on which the specimen is held

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Stage

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22
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Metal clips in the stage

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Stage clips

23
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found beneath the stage

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Stage contrll

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At the base of the microscope
On and Off switch
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A hole in the middle of the stage
Aperture
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Light source of the microscope
Illuminator
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is used to adjust the amount of light coming into the condenser
Iris diaphragm
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Gathers and focuses light onto the specimen
Condenser
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It supports the microscope
Base
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A type of microscope that contains more than one magnifying lens
Compound microscope
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basic dyes in staining
safranin, methylene blue, crystal violet
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All cocci are gram positive except?
Neisseria velonella annd Branhamella
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Gram negative baccili except for?
Corynebacterium, Clostridium, Bacillus, Mycobacterium
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Stain used for bacteria with high lipid content in their cell wall
Acid-fast-stain
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Also known as hot method
Ziehl-Neelsen stain
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The cold method
Kinyoun Stain
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Are used to grow microorganisms
Media
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The primary levels of media
Physical, chemical, and functional
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Water based solutions
Liquid media
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Clot like consistency at ordinary room temp and contain agar
Semi-Solid media
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Contain a solidifying agent
Solid media
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Contain chemically defined substances which are pure organic or inorganic.
Synthetic media
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Complex media that contain at least one ingredient that is not chemically defined
Non-Synthetic media
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Are designed primarily isolation of a braoad spectrum of microbes and contain a mixture of nutrients that support growth of both patho and non pathogenic organisms
General purpose media
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Contain complex organic substances such as blood or serum
Enrichment media
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Blood added to a base
blood agar
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Shows complete lysis of RBC
Beta Hemolysis
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Shows INC lysis of RBC
Alpha hemolysis
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Shows no hemolysis
Gamma Hemolysis
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a type of nutrient medium that is used for the culture of fastidious organisms such as heamophilus sp
Chocolate agar
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Contain one or more substances that encourage the growth of only a specific target micoorganism and inhibit the growth of others
Selective media
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allow the growth of several micoorganisms
Differential media
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used for clinical specimens that need to be transported to laboratory immidiately
Transport media
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Media that cannot survive in the presence of oxygen
Anearobic media