EXPERIMENT 5 Flashcards

1
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this produces spores

A

SPORE FORMERS

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2
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resistant to heat to any environmental condition

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SPORE FORMERS (spore-forming)

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3
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This is very difficult to kill with simple physical agent

A

SPORE FORMERS (spore-forming)

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4
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What are the materials used for Growth inhibition and destruction of bacteria by physical agents

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Suspensions of Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia coli

Filter paper discs impregnated with Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia coli

Nutrient broths

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5
Q

This cannot resist harsh environmental conditions

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VEGETATIVE BACTERIA

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6
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How many nutrient broths were prepared for the experiment on Growth Inhibition and Destruction of Bacteria
by Physical Agents

A

5 nutrient broths on different test tubes

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7
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How were the 5 test tubes with nutrient broths labeled

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a. Autoclave
b. Hot air
c. Cold
d. boiling
e. Control

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8
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What is the purpose of nutrient broths?

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They are general purpose broths and used for routine culture. Non-selective (promotes growth of any microorganisms)

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9
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Is nutrient broth selective or non-selective

A

NON-SELECTIVE

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10
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When acquiring specimen from liquid suspension what material should be used?

A

Wire loop

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11
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What is the mechanism of action in sterilization with moist heat?

A

Protein coagulation

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12
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Name the three types of sterilization with moist heat?

A
  1. Boiling
  2. Steam under pressure or autoclave
  3. Fractional / intermittent sterilization
  4. Pasteurization or tyndallization
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13
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What temperature should be used for sterilizing through boiling

A

100 degrees Celsius

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14
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How long should the sterilization through boiling be done?

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30 minutes

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15
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What are the advantages of using boiling as a sterilization with moist heat method

A

It is the most inexpensive and the most practical

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16
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What is the disadvantage of boiling as the method for sterilization with moist heat?

A

It is not effective in killing spores

17
Q

For the suspensions in Growth inhibition and destruction of bacteria by physical agents, what staining was used?

A

Gram staining

18
Q

For the control test tube, what temperature should it be incubated at?

A

37 degrees Celsius

19
Q

This sterilization method is considered the most powerful heat sterilizing agent

A

STEAM UNDER PRESSURE or AUTOCLAVE

20
Q

What is another name of the sterilization method “Steam under pressure”

21
Q

What temperature should be set when using the autoclave or the steam under pressure method?

A

121 degrees celsius

22
Q

How long should the autoclave method be done?

A

At least 15 - 20 minutes

23
Q

The amount of pressure to be placed when doing the autoclave method.

A

15 lbs. pressure

24
Q

What is/are the advantage/s of using the autoclave method?

A

a. All microorganisms and their endoscopes are destroyed

b. Shorter time is required compared to the dry heat sterilization

25
What type of microorganism cannot be killed using the autoclave method?
The prions