M2 PART1 Flashcards

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  • uses vaseline jelly
  • longer observation of specimen
  • doesnt dry out easily
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HANGING DROP TEST

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  • uses light
  • non viable (killed MO, except virus)
  • stained
  • arrangement, shape, and size
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BRIGHT FIELD

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  • opauqe dark condenser
  • unstained MO on dark background
  • live, motility of cells
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DARK FIELD

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  • annular diaphragm
  • unstained, contrasted structures
  • internal structures, live eukaryotes
  • two shades of gray/black
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PHASE CONTRAST

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  • shorter wavelength
  • 0.2 um
  • 100 - 2,00,000
  • alternating light and dark areas contrasting internal cell structures
  • ultrathin slices of MO
  • electron microscope
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TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

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  • 10 - 20,000
  • surfaces and textures of MO and cell components
  • microbial surfaces
  • thin coat
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SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

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  • UV light
  • outline of MO coated with flourescent-tagged antibodies
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FLOURESCENCE

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A process of artificially coloring microorganisms with dyes in order to facilitate their study under the microscope.

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STAINING

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it is an organic compound consisting of benzene rings.

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DYES

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The best bacterial stains are

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ANILINE DYE

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  • positively-charged
  • stains negatively charged
  • ✓Examples: Crystal violet, safranin, methylene blue and malachite green
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BASIC DYE

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  • negatively-charged
  • stains basic/positively charged
  • Nigrosine, congo red, eosin and acid fuchsin
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ACIDIC DYE

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  • combines basic & acidic
  • methylene & eosin
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NEUTRAL DYE

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A thin film of material containing the MO is spread over the slide

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SMEAR

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The process of fixing MO or killing the MO and attaching them to the slide

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FIXATION

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Ways of fixation

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✓Heat-fixing
✓Air-drying
✓Chemical fixation

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Why is it important to fix the MO to the slides?

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so it will not be washed away
for penetration

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  • A staining procedure that uses two or more dye
  • A type of staining that reacts differently with different MO
    PURPOSE:
    ✓ To contrast two or more organisms which maybe of the same or different species.
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DIFERENTIAL STAINING

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differential stain (GRAM STAIN) that was developed by ____ in 1884

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HANS CHRISTIAN GRAM

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It classifies bacteria as Gram + and Gram –

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GRAM STAIN

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GRAM STAIN

Primary stain

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CRYSTAL VIOLET

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GRAM STAIN

MORDANT

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gram’s iodine

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GRAM STAIN

DECOLORIZER

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alcohol

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GRAM STAIN

COUNTERSTAIN

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Safranin

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# **GRAM STAIN** STEPS | 1-8
1. Prepare 2. Primary stain - Crystal Violet 3. Mordant - Gram's iodine 4. Rinse - distilled water 5. Decolorize - ethyl alcohol 95% 6. Rinse 7. Counterstain - Safranin 8. Rinse, Dry, Observe
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# **GRAM POSITIVE OR GRAM NEGATIVE** **thick** peptidoglycan
GRAM POSITIVE
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# **GRAM POSITIVE OR GRAM NEGATIVE** **thin** peptidoglycan
GRAM NEGATIVE
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# **GRAM POSITIVE OR GRAM NEGATIVE** 90% peptidoglycan
GRAM POSITIVE
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# **GRAM POSITIVE OR GRAM NEGATIVE** 5 - 10% peptidoglycan
GRAM NEGATIVE
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# **GRAM POSITIVE OR GRAM NEGATIVE** Teichoic acids
GRAM POSITIVE
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# **GRAM POSITIVE OR GRAM NEGATIVE** **NO** teichoic acids
GRAM NEGATIVE
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# **GRAM POSITIVE OR GRAM NEGATIVE** **not many** polysaccharides
GRAM POSITIVE
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# **GRAM POSITIVE OR GRAM NEGATIVE** outer membrance has lipids, polysaccharide
GRAM NEGATIVE
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# **GRAM STAINING** **blue** or **purple** color
GRAM POSITIVE
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# **GRAM STAINING** **pink** or **red** in color
GRAM NEGATIVE
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The **Gram stain** should be performed on a **fresh** ____ hour culture
18 - 24hour
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# **GRAM STAIN** If the smear is **not** ____ or ____, or if the staining procedure is **not performed correctly**, the cells will appear Gram-**variable**
thinly or evenly made
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Which step is the most crucial or most likely to cause poor results in the Gram stain? and why?
decolorization
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gram negative will look like postive
under decolorization
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# Bacteria that **cannot be seen** by Gram staining Thick lipid layer containing **mycolic acid**
MYOBACTERIUM
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# Bacteria that **cannot be seen** by Gram staining **Atypical** cell wall
MYCOPLASMA
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* A differential stain developed by **Franz Ziehl** and **Friedrich Neelsen**. * Binds strongly only to bacteria that have a **WAXY** material in their cell walls. * It classifies the bacteria from acid-fast to non-acid fast.
ACID FAST STAIN
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**acid fast stain** is **developed** by
FRANZ ZEIHL FRIEDRICH NEELSEN
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# **ACID FAST STAINING REAGENTS** PRIMARY STAIN
CARBOLFUCHSIN
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# **ACID FAST STAINING REAGENTS** MORDANT
HEAT
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# **ACID FAST STAINING REAGENTS** DECOLORIZER
ACID-ALCOHOL
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# **ACID FAST STAINING REAGENTS** SECONDARY STAIN
METHYLENE BLUE
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# **ACID FAST STAINING** STEPS
1. Primary stain - Carbolfuchsin 2. Mordant - heat 3. Decolorizer - Acid alcohol 4. Counterstain/Secondary stain - Methylene blue
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**ACID FAST** microorganisms
MYOACTERIUM NOCARDIA
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# **ACID FAST MO** has **large amount** of **lipids**
MYOBACTERIUM
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# **ACID FAST MO** **partially** acid fast
NOCARDIA
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* “**Indirect staining**” * Preparing **colorless** bacteria **against** a **colored background** * Reagent: **Nigrosine** or **India Pink**
NEGATIVE STAINING
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**NEGATIVE STAINING** reagent
Nigrosine India Pink
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Staining procedure used to **color**, **isolate**, **identify** and **study** specific **parts** or **structures** of MO
SPECIAL STAINING
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SPECIAL STAINING
✓Flagella Staining ✓Spore staining ✓Capsule staining
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**ENDOSPORE** staining is also called
Schaeffer-Fulton Endospore stain
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special **resistant**, **dormant** structure formed within a cell that **PROTECTS** a bacterium from **adverse ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION**
ENDOSPORE
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# **ENDOSPORE STAINING REAGENTS** PRIMARY STAIN
Malachite green
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# **ENDOSPORE STAINING REAGENTS** DECOLORIZER
ACID ALCOHOL
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# **ENDOSPORE STAINING REAGENTS** SECONDARY STAIN
SAFRANIN
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# **ENDOSPORE STAINING** **identifies** what organisms
BACILLUS CLOSTRIDIUM
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# **ENDOSPORE STAINING** spores may be **located**
terminal central subterminal
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**CAPSULE** staining is also called
WELCH METHOD
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A staining technique that **stains the bacteria** and the **background** leaving the **capsule unstained**
CAPSULE STAINING
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# **CAPSULE STAINING REAGENTS** PRIMARY STAIN
CONGO RED / NIGROSIN
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# **CAPSULE STAINING REAGENTS** MILD DECOLORIZER
COPPER SULFATE
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# **CAPSULE STAINING** **identifies** what organisms
Streptococcus pneumoniae Cryptococcus neoformans
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capsule is ____
non ionic