Enterobacteriaceae, Introduction & Testing Flashcards

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What do Methyl Red and Vogues-Proskaur determine?

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End products of glucose fermentation

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What does the Indole test determine?

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If Indole is formed from tryptophan by tryptophanase

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What does the urease test determine?

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Hydrolysis of urea

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What does Simmon’s citrate determine?

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If citrate can be used as the sole carbon source

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What does the Lysine Iron Agar (LIA) determine?

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Lysine decarboxylase activity

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What is SMAC?

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MacConkey agar with soribitol

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What does alpha hemolysis look like?

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Green discoloration of the media

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What does beta hemolysis look like?

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Complete clearing of erythrocytes around colonies

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What does Triple Sugar Iron (iron) agar determine?

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Glucose and lactose, or sucrose utilization and hydrogen sulfide production

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Which GI pathogen is characterized by watery diarrhea which turns to bloody diarrhea but has no leukocytes?

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E.coli O157:H7

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Media used for detection of salmonella and shigella

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XLD, HEK, SS

One or the other

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Media used for isolation of Yersinia only, incubates at room temperature

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CIN

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Media that selectively enhances the growth of salmonella and shigella while suppressing the growth of normal bowel flora, also used for the detection of shiga-like toxin producing strains of E.coli

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GN broth/selenite

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Media for isolation of Campylobacter - incubates at 42 Celsius

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Campy agar

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Media for isolation of Vibrio

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TCBS

Thiosulfate-citrate-bile salts-sucrose

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Media for detection of pathogenic strains of E.coli

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MAC Sorbitol

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Media for isolation of salmonella

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Bismuth sulfite

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Immunologic tests available for:

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Shiga-toxins, campylobacter, C.diff, H.pylori

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GI culture collection

-if not processed quickly, should be collected and transported in:

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Cary-Blair, Amie’s or Stuart media

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Microscopic examination of stool for:

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WBCs - inflammatory diseases

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GI culture collection

-preservatives should be used if examination for _________ is intended

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Ova and parasites

-avoid preservatives if cultures are ordered

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At the very least, stool cultures should set up media for the detection of:

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Salmonella, shigella, campylobacter

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_______ and _____ media are used to ID bacterial pathogens in stool

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Selective and differential

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_______ media contain antimicrobial said or chemicals to limit the growth of normal bacterial flora and to enhance the growth of pathogenic bacteria

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Selective

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Salmonella TSI results
K/A+
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E.coli TSI results
A/Ag
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Proteus TSI results
K/A+
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Klebsiella TSI results
A/Ag
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Shigella TSI results
K/A
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A pink colony on SMAC indicates what organism?
E.coli other than O157:H7
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The Kaufman White Scheme is used to serotype which organism?
Salmonella
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Name the organism that can lead to a carrier-state in the host after infection for which removal of the gallbladder is sometimes the only cure
Salmonella
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Which of the Enterobacteriaceae is known to be highly drug resistant?
Klebsiella
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Which GI pathogen requires only a very small inoculum and it also resists stomach acid?
Shigella
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Which E.coli causes traveler's diarrhea?
ETEC
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Which E.coli causes Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS)?
EHEC
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Which E.coli causes dysentery?
EIEC
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CIN
Yersinia
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SMAC
E.coli except O157:H7
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Swarming colonies
Proteus
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Bismuth sulfite
Salmonella
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Red pigment
Serratia
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Burnt chocolate smell
Proteus
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ESBL
Klebsiella
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Vi antigen
Salmonella
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Mug (+)
E.coli except O157:H7
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Widely test (+)
Salmonella
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Safety pin appearance on gram stain
Yersinia
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How does a positive motility test appear?
Cloudiness around inoculation line
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Name a test that detects motility
SIM
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Name an organism that would give a positive motility reaction
E.coli
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Name an organism that would give a negative motility reaction
Klebsiella
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The production of acetylmethylcarbinol from dextrose is the principle of which test?
Vogues-Proskaur
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In which test is ammonia formed?
Urease
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What is the amino acid from which indole is formed in the indole test?
Tryptophan
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What must be added to the indole test before reading?
Kovac's or Erlich's reagent
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How would the following tests be resulted for klebsiella? Indole, citrate, VP
Indole: (-) Citrate: (+) VP: (+)
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If the methyl red test is red, the MLT should report the test as:
Positive
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If a SIM media is black, what does this indicate?
Positive - production of hydrogen sulfide
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What is Christensen's media used for?
Citrate
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What is the pH indicator in TSI?
Phenol red
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Name a urea positive organism:
Proteus mirabilis
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After the addition of Kovac's reagent, there is a pink color at the interface of the reagent and the media. This is the ______ test
Indole
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In the TSI, the media is pushed up off the bottom of the tube. What would this indicate?
Gas production
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If a TSI is solid yellow, how would you report it? What sugars were utilized?
A/A Glucose, lactose and or sucrose fermentation
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If a citrate is green, it is reported as _____. Name an organism that would give this result
- negative | - E.coli
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Name the three sugars in TSI
- glucose - lactose - sucrose
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If a urea test is pink, how would it be reported?
Positive
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Name an organism that would give a pink result on a urea test
Proteus mirabilis
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What must be added to a VP test before the test can be interpreted?
Alpha naphthalene and KOH
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Positive reaction appearance for VP
Red
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Positive reaction appearance for Indole
Red
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Positive reaction appearance for LIA
Purple
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Which organism has an IMViC reaction | of ++--?
E.coli
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How is klebsiella differentiated from Enterobacter biochemically?
Klebsiella is ornithine (-) and motile | Enterobacter is ornithine (+) and nonmotile
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Which test produces acetylmethylcarbinol from dextrose?
Voges Proskauer
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Which test causes fermentation of glucose?
Methyl red test
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Which test produces ammonia?
Urea test
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Which test uses Simmons medium?
Citrate test
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Which test uses Christensen's medium?
Urea test
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Which test utilizes citrate as a carbon source?
Citrate test
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If an Enterobacteriaceae is motile, where on the organism are the flagella found?
All the way around | Peritrichous
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A yellow color appears in a nitrite test after the addition of zinc dust. This result is considered to be:
Positive
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A red result in LIA indicates
Deanimation of lysine
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Which test is KOH associated with?
Voges Proskauer
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Which test is Kovac associated with?
Indole
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Which test is Alpha naphthal associated with?
Voges Proskauer
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Which test is Erlich associated with?
Indole
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Utilization of sucrose I'm TSI is demonstrated by the appearance of:
Yellow/yellow slant
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A methyl red test result is yellow. This indicates a ________ reaction
Negative
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A TSI that should be K/A is read too early. How will it appear?
A/A
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Name the reagents that must be added to the Voges-Proskauer test before it can be interpreted
Alpha naphthol and KOH
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Which E.coli causes infantile diarrhea?
EPEC
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What causes typhoid?
Salmonella
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What causes Pseudomembranous colitis?
Clostridium
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What causes HUS?
E.coli O157:H7
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What causes dysentery?
Shigella
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How does shigella appear on MAC and HEK?
- Colorless on MAC | - green/clear on HEK
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What is shigella's TSI?
K/A
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Name three organisms that are phenylalanine deanimase
- proteus - providencia - morganella
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Is salmonella normal flora in stool?
No, it's always a pathogen
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If the MUG test is negative, what possible pathogen is indicated?
EHEC - Enterohemmoragic | E.coli O157:H7
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How can shigella and salmonella be differentiated by TSI?
Shigella - K/A | Salmonella - K/A++
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Name an organism that produces a dark red pigment
Serratia
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What is the name of the chromogen that causes this red pigmentation?
Prodigiosin
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The TSI is red over yellow. How would this be reported?
K/A
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Enterobacteriaceae gram stain reaction:
Gram negative rods or coccobacilli
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Enterobacteriaceae glucose reaction
Fermentation
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Enterobacteriaceae oxidase reaction:
Negative
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If a colony is pink on MAC, this indicates:
Lactose fermenter
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An organism that has a green metallic sheen on EMB would be identified as:
E.coli
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Positive citrate
Klebsiella
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Positive Indole
E.coli | Proteus
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Positive urease
Klebsiella | Proteus
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Positive VP
Klebsiella
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What causes cholera?
Vibrio
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What causes plague?
Yersinia
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What causes ulcers?
Heliobacter