Lab Smear And Stain Flashcards

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A Danish bacteriologist who developed a staining technique that separates bacteria into two groups

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Hans Christian gram

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Two group that Christian Gram developed

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Gram positive and gram negative

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The procedure is based on the ability of microorganisms to retain the purple color of crystal violet during decolorization with alcohol.

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Gram stain

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are decolorized by the alcohol, losing the purple color of crystal violet.

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Gram negative bacteria

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are not decolorized and remain purple

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Gram positive bacteria

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What are the reagents of gram stain

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Crystal violet, iodine, acetone alcohol and safranin

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Gram positive cocci is color

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Violet or purple

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Gram negative bacilli is color

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Pink

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9
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In gram positive crystal violet it stained as

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Violet or purple

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In gram positive in iodine it stained as

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Violet or purple

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In gram positive acetone alcohol it stained as

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Violet or purple

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12
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In gram positive safranin it stained as

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Violet or purple

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13
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What is the primary stain/initial stain of gram stain

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Crystal violet

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What is the mordant of gram stain

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Gram’s iodine

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15
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What is the decolorizer of gram stain

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Acetone alcohol

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What is the counterstain/secondary stain of gram stain

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Safranin red

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17
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In gram negative crystal violet stained as

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Violet or purple

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18
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In gram negative iodine it stained as

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Violet or purple

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19
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In gram negative acetone alcohol stained as

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Colorless

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20
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In gram negative safranin stained as

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Pink

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21
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duration time of crystal violet in gram staining

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1 mins

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22
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duration time of iodine in gram staining

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2 mins

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23
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Duration time of decolorizer in gram staining

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30 sec

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Duration time of safranin red in gram staining is

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1 min

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Commonly dyes used in bacteriology
Basic Dyes
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Cationic (pentavalent nitrogen) that bind to negatively charged molecules like nucleic acids and protein
Basic dyes
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Anionic or possess negatively charged groups (carboxyls and phenolic) that bind to positively charged cell structures.
Acid Dyes
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Stains cytoplasm (histopath)
Acid dyes
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A single stain is used.
Simple staining
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It is directed towards coloring the forms and shapes present.
Simple staining
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It divides bacteria into separate groups.
Differential Staining
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Smear procedure from plated colony
1. Label your slide 2. Place a loopful of normal saline solution 3. Emulsify on isolated colony. air dry 4. Heat fix
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Smear procedure from broth
1. Label your slide 2. Place a loopful of broth. Air dry 3. Heat fix
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Smear procedure from urine
1. Label your slide 2. Place a loopful of mixed well urine. Air dry 3. Heat fix
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Smear procedure from throat swab
1. Label your slide 2. Collect specimen using sterile cotton swab 3. Roll the swab gently back and forth 4. Heat fix
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Simple staining procedure
1. Flood the smear with methylene blue 2. Set timer for 1 min 3. Remove excess stain using gentle stream of water 4. Blot dry and view under microscope
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Give the 5 streaking methods
1. Interrupted streak 2. Overlap streak 3. Multiple interrupted streak 4. Multiple inoculation 5. Radial streak
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What kind of streaking no need aseptic procedure in between
Interrupted streak and multiple interrupted streak
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How many quadrants are there in interrupted streak
2 quadrants
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What kind of streak needs aseptic procedure after 1 streak
Overlap streak
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How many quadrants are there in overlap streak
3 quadrants
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In semi-quantitative reporting what growth on 1 quadrant means
Light growth
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In semi-quantitative what growth on 1 and 2 quadrants means
Moderate growth
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In semi-quantitative what growth on 1, 2 &3 quadrants means
Heavy growth
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What kind of streak do need to apply aseptic technique in every quadrant
Multiple inoculation
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What kind of streak need loopful of broth for streaking
Radial streak
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In heat fixing how many times do we need to do
3 to 4 times
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What 3 kinds of tube do we use to isolate colonies
Butt/slant, slant and butt
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Butt is used for
Motility testing and enrichment
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Butt/slant and slant is used for
Isolation of colonies
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What motion do we use for isolating in plates
Serpentine motion
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In butt tube how do we isolate them
Stab motion
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In radial streak degrees needed in between streak
10 degree angle
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In interrupted streak after doing the 1st streak how many degree angle will you turn before the 2nd streak
180 degree angle
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In overlap streak after doing the 1st streak how many degree angle will you turn before doing the 2 and 3 qudrants
90 degree angle
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What hands do we use to hold the cap of the tube
Pink finger of right hand
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Used for transferring from source to plated or slanted media.
Inoculating loop
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Use to spread the specimen by streaking
Inoculating loop
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Intended to transfer specimen to plated or slanted (butt and slanted)
Inoculating needle
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Used in Specific measure and volume
Calibrated loop
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0.001 or 0.01 ml for urine specimen to know if significant or not significant
Calibrated loop
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For fungal culture
Bent Wire
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BHI is for liquid or broth
Brain heart infusion
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MRVP for liquid or broth
Methyl red vouges-proskauer
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SIM for butt
Sulfide indole motility
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SCA for slant
Simmon citrate agar
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TSI for butt/slant
Triple sugar iron
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LIA for butt/slant
Lysine iron agar
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In gram stain what is the size of the stain
Thumb size
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In smear procedure what is the size of the stain
25 cents Coin
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What substance are being decolorized in afb staining
Mycolic acid