Diagnosis Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

What sample is collected to test for meningitis and what type of detection is this?

A

CSF
Whole organism, direct detection

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2
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How do you detect C. diff?

A

Clostridiodies dificile glutamate dehydrodense (GHD) and toxin detection tests, like lateral flow, 96well format

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3
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What type of sample can you find Campylobacter jejuni from?

A

Stool

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4
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What is beta hemolysis

A

Complete lysis of RBCs, clear zone

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5
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What is alpha hemolysis

A

Partial lysis of RBSs –> green zone

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6
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What is gamma hemolysis

A

No hemolysis

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7
Q

Is Staphyloccocus gram positive or neg

A

Positive

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8
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Is streptococcus Gram positive or neg

A

Positive

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9
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Are staph. catalse positive or negative

A

Positive

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10
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Are Strep. spp. catalse positive or neg

A

Negative

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11
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What do you grow Strep. spp. on to test for hemolysis

A

Blood agar

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12
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What Streptococcus spp. has alpha hemolysis

A

Viridans streptococcocus

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13
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What agar would you grow on to test lactose fermentation

A

MacConkey

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14
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Are enterboacteriaceae lactose fermenters?

A

Yes

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15
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For lactose non-fermenters, if there is an oxidase positive test what genus would it likely be?

A

Psuedomonas

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16
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What is seroconversion in immunological tests?

A

Change from negative to positive result from one test to another

18
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What is titre in immunological testing?

A

1/greatest dilution at which Ab is detectable

19
Q

How big of an increase in titre corresponds to infection?

20
Q

What assay is used to detect TB?

A

IFN-gamma release

21
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What antibody is detected in immunological assay?