FORM OR MARGIN

Question 1

MEDUSA HEAD COLONIES

Answer 1

BACILLUS ANTHRACIS

Question 2

FUZZY EDGED

Answer 2

EIKENELLA CORRODENS

Question 3

SWARMERS

Answer 3

PROTEUS SPP

Question 4

MORAXELLA CATARRHALIS

Answer 4

WAGON WHEEL APPEARANCE

Question 5

MOLAR TOOTH

Answer 5

ACTINOMYCES

Question 6

CAULIFLOWER LIKE COLONIES

Answer 6

M. TUBERCULOSIS

Question 7

MYCOPLASMA AND UREAPLASMA

Answer 7

FRIED EGG

Question 8

FOOT OR PEDICLE

Answer 8

YEAST = CANDIDA ALBICANS

Question 9

STALACTITE PATTERN

Answer 9

YERSINIA PERTIS

Question 10

WHITE

Answer 10

coagulase negative STAPHY

Question 11

GRAY

Answer 11

GRAM NEGATIVE, ENTEROCOCCUS SPP

Question 12

YELLOW OR OFF WHITE

Answer 12

S. AUREUS, MICROCOCCUS SPP, NEISSERIA SPP (NON PATHOGENIC)

Question 13

BUFF

Answer 13

DIPHTEROIDS

Question 14

BRITTLE FORMS SPLINTERS

Answer 14

NOCARDIA SPP

Question 15

CREAMY

Answer 15

S. AUREUS

Question 16

DRY AND WAXY

Answer 16

DIPHTHEROIDS

Question 17

STICKY

Answer 17

NEISSERIA SPP

Question 18

B. ANTHRACIS

Answer 18

BEATEN EGG WHITE

Question 19

CAPSULATED ORGANISMS SUCH AS KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIA

Answer 19

MUCOID

Question 20

GREEN

Answer 20

P. AERUGINOSA DUE TO

PYOVERDIN
PYOCYANIN

Question 21

RED

Answer 21

SERRATIA MARCESENS

DUE TO PRODIGIOSIN

Question 22

PURPLE

Answer 22

CHROMOBACTERIUM VIOLACEUM

Question 23

• CONVEX
• entire edge
• 2 to 3 mm
• CREAMY
• yellowish
• beta hemolytic

Answer 23

STAPHY

Question 24

• convex or pulvinate
• transluscent
• pinpoint
• butyrous
• wide zone of beta

Answer 24

STREP

Question 25

- umbilicate, flat - transluscent - butyrous or mucoid - broad zone of ALPHA

Answer 25

PNEUMOCOCCUS

Question 26

- pulvinate - semiopaque - gray - moist to dry - beta hemolysis MAY BE PRESENT OR NOT

Answer 26

ESCHERICHA COLI OR OTHER ENTERICS

Question 27

- flat - gray - spreading as a thin flm on agar, burnt chocolate odor

Answer 27

PROTEUS

Question 28

- flat - gray to greenish - magins erose or spreading - green-blue pigment - grapelike

Answer 28

PSEUDOMONAS