Lab Midterm Flashcards

1
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MSA selective ingredient

A

7.5% NaCl

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2
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MSA differential ingredient

A

mannitol

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3
Q

are GP or GN more sensitive to salt?

A

Gram negative

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4
Q

enzyme needed to ferment mannitol?

A

MOH

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5
Q

color of a mannitol fermenter?

A

yellow

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6
Q

key Man+ organism

A

S. aureus

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7
Q

is coagulase performed with serum or plasma?
why?

A

plasma
it contains clotting factors

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8
Q

molecule that forms a clot

A

fibrin

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9
Q

CNS besides S. epidermidis

A

S. haemolyticus

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10
Q

coagulase detects (bound/free) enzyme

A

bound

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11
Q

bile esculin selective ingredient

A

bile

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12
Q

bile esculin differential ingredient

A

esculin

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13
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sugar in esculin

A

glucose

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14
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what reacts with esculin to give brown-black color?

A

iron

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15
Q

special bile esculin condition for Bacteroides

A

anaerobic environment

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16
Q

organism that would grow on bile esculin

A

E. faecalis

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17
Q

type II cytotoxins cause —- hemolysis

A

beta

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18
Q

y-hemolysis organism

A

E. faecalis

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19
Q

green colored hemolysis

A

alpha

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20
Q

a-hemolysis organism

A

S. pneumoniae

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21
Q

a-hemolysis results from…

A

oxidation of hemoglobin by peroxide to methemoglobin

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22
Q

hemolysin expressing maximal activity under anaerobic conditions

A

streptolysin O (SLO)

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23
Q

optochin inhibits…

A

ATPase

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24
Q

zone required to indicate susceptibility to 5 μg optochin

A

≥ 14mm

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organism indicated by optochin sensitivity
S. pneumoniae
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bacitracin mode of action
inhibits cell wall synth
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S. pyogenes -- bacitracin
sensitive
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Staphylococcus -- bacitracin
resistant
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Bacillus licheniformis -- bacitracin
resistant
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Micrococcus -- bacitracin
sensitive
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SXT mode of action
inhibits folic acid metabolism
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Group A strep example
S. pyogenes
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Group B strep example
S. agalactiae
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which strep group grows in the presence of bacitracin?
Group B grows Group A does not grow
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what is on the Staphaurex beads?
antibody against S. aureus
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DNase positive result
colorless halo around DNase positive colonies
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Example of DNase pos organism
S. marscesens
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CAMP positive
arrowhead zone
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is CAMP factor higher closer or further from the arrowhead?
further
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organism streaked on CAMP plate (not being tested)
S. aureus
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example of pos CAMP organism
Streptococcus agalactiae
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novobiocin mode of action
interferes with DNA replication by inhibiting DNA gyrase
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resistant to novobiocin
Staphylococcus saprophyticus
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steps of growth-dependent microbiology
enrichment (selective or differential media) isolation (pure culture) identification
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reducing agent used for
anaerobes
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swaps placed in transport tube with...
sterile saline
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specificity few false -----
ability of test to recognize a pathogen few false positives
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sensitivity few false ------
smallest quantity of pathogen that can be detected few false negatives
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rare organism, few false positives
GNC ex. N. gonorrhoeae
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(males/females) give more cells
males
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N. gonorrhoeae swabs are plated on ----- agar
Thayer-Martin
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------ used for further confirmation of N. gonorrhoeae
oxidase
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selective media
contain poisons or inhibitors which prevent growth of specific competitors
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differential media
indicators that change color often a pH indicator for acid production
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sensitivity for finding a cell from a spinal tap smear
10^5
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------ often required for spinal taps
culturing
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------ mL blood needed to inoculate "blood bottles"
10-20 mL
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2 blood bottles
aerobic anaerobic
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can take 5 days to grow in blood bottles
anaerobes
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can take 2 weeks to grow in blood bottles
TB
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preferred media for IDing UTI organisms
MacConkey EMB
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----- and ----- are very sensitive to acid buildup, so fecal samples must be handled rapidly
Salmonella Shigella
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------ parasites can be directly observed in fecal samples
Giardia
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first step for bites/wounds
selective & differential media
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if swap doesn't work on bite/wound
syringe aspiration or surgical biopsy
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chromagar
colorimetric substrate broken down to give distinct color
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cause urethritis (4)
Chlamydia Ureaplasma Trichomonas N. gonorrhoeae
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in (males/females) organisms can be found in exudates by microscopy
males
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media choices for N. gonorroeae
chocolate agar modified TM agar with 4 antibiotics NYC medium lacking blood, plasma and soluble hemoglobin instead
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culturing N. gonorrhoeae requires what environment?
3-7% CO2 incubator
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N. gonorrhoeae oxidase? gram? arrangement/shape?
oxidase pos G N diplococci