gram negative rods Flashcards
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what are the chemical components for Campylobacter
Oxidase (+)
Catalase (+)
H2S (+)**
C. jejuni requires raised levels of ________ for growth
CO2 2-10%
carbon dioxide
C. jejuni requires reduced levels of ________ for growth
O2 3-5%
oxygen
what is the incubation needs for C. jenuni
72 hrs @ 42* C
_______% of retail chicken is contaminated
20-100%
Most cases of C. jejuni comes from__________
handling or ingesting raw or undercooked poultry meat
C. jejuni is the leading cause________
bacterial diarrhea in the U.S.
-Molecular assays are useful in detection-
_________ are the reservoirs for the organism.
domestic and wild animals
Infection can be transmitted to humans by __________
Direct contact with fecal matter of dogs, cats, birds, food animals, rodents.
Is C. jejuni normal flora
YES! in the GI tract
List 2 C. jenuni conditions
gastrointestinal
diarrhea
Helicobacter pylori is a causative agent for what?
peptic ulcers disease
If you use Urea Breath Test on a pt you suspect the pt to have what?
H. pylori
what bacteria was formerly considered a campylobacter?
H. pylori
where is H. pylori found in the body?
mucus layer overlying the gastric epithelium or adherent to its surface. does not appear to invade mucosa.
what are the chemical components for H. pylori
Oxidase (+)
Catalase (+)
Urease (+)*****
H. pylori morphology
curved
C. jejuni morphology
seagull shaped
faintly stained
what is the incubation needs for H. pylori
4 to 7 days @ 35-37 C
It is also a slow grower
What is a condition of H. pylori
Ulcers
Helicobacter pylori
Curved rod with flagella, lives in stomach (acidophile)
Discovery and treatment for Peptic ulcers
Biopsy and culture/ antibiotics
Peptic Ulcer
Inflammatory reaction to bacteria, Increase stomach cancer risk
What type of species is F. nucleatum?
A. Anaerobic
B. Aerobic
C. Facultative anaerobic
Anaerobic