Lab Practicum Flashcards

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Glucose A/A LIA P/P

Indole + Citrate =

Urea =

A

E. coli

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2
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Causes pneumonia and meningitis

A

Hemophilus influenzae

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2
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Gram + pleomorphic rods in parallel lines, Ks, and Vs

Orange growth on chocolate

Normal skin flora

A

Corynebacterium sp or diptheroids

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2
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Gram = coccobacillary; TSI K/K; Motility=; OF Glucose+; Maltose=; Oxidase =

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Acinetobacter

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3
Q

If you have suspected S. aureus from yellow MSA plate, what test should you do to confirm?

A

Coag test should be performed, clot confirms S. aureus

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4
Q

Phenylalanine + genera

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Proteus

Providencia

Morganella

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5
Q

Sputum smear shows Gram + lancet shaped diplococci

A disc +

P disc +

A

Streptococcus pneumoniae

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6
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A disc contains bacitracin and contains zone for

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Group A Beta Strep

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8
Q

Grey and mucoid

Growth only around XV on Mueller Hinton plate

Tiny Gram = pleomorphic rods

A

Hemophilus influenzae

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8
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Dry pink, >100 colonies on MacConkey indicates

A

UTI

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9
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SBA showing streaks for isolation but only little dot growth in one line

A

Hemophilus influenzae, called the satellite phenomenon

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10
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Camp test +

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Group B Beta Streptococcus

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10
Q

What test should be done first if you see Gram + cocci

A

catalase test

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11
Q

Causes pneumonia, TSS, boils carbuncles

A

Staphylococcus aureus

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11
Q

Yellow growth on XLD (red)

A

Lactose fermenter

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12
Q

Yellow growth on MSA

A

Staphylococcus aureus

14
Q

Mucoid growth; A/A; Citrate+; Motility=; Ornithine=; Indole=

A

Klebsiella pneumoniae

16
Q

Swarming growth on chocolate

Swarming growth on SBA

CNA =

Clear growth on MacConkey

Indole =

A

Proteus mirabilis

17
Q

Mucoid growth; A/A; Citrate +; Motility =; Ornithine =; Indole +

A

Klebsiella oxytoca

18
Q

If you have a wound culture with growth on SBA, chocolate, and a pink colony on MacConkey, what should you identify

A

the pink colony

19
Q

EMB with green metallic sheen

20
Q

P/P on LIA means

21
Q

Swarming growth on SBA

Swarming growth on chocolate

CNA =

Clear growth on MacConkey

Indole +

A

Proteus vulgaris

22
Q

TSI A/A; Whitish gray with very narrow zone of β hemolysis; BEA + (black); Motility + (umbrella); Gram + rods

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\>100,000 Gray, moist, non-hemolytic on SBA MacConkey = BEA + (black) NaCl +
Group D Enterococcus
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Clear growth on MacConkey; Oxidase+; GNF red; 42P+; Blue/metallic; Most commonly isolated nonfermentor
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
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Neutrophils with Gram = coffee bean shaped diplococci intracellularly; Gray colones on Chocolate and Thayer Martin plates Dextrose + Lactose = Maltose = Sucrose=
Neisseria gonnorhaea
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Clotted Coag Hemolysis on SBA Cream colored colonies on Chocolate agar Hemolysis on CNA MacConkey = Gram + cocci clusters
Staphylococcus aureus
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Gram + Spores Hemolytic on SBA
Bacillus
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TSI K/A with H2S (red/yellow)
Salmonella
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GNF tube yellow at butt
ferments glucose
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Orange growth on HE (green)
Lactose fermentor