quiz2 Flashcards

1
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What types of culture media are there?

A

Broth and solid

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2
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What is broth media?

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liquid

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3
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What is solid media?

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Broth + agar

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4
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What are 2 positive characters of agar?

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  1. Solid up to 65 degrees del

2. bacteria cannot break down agar

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5
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If a media is complex, it has:

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Crude ingredients; exact amount of each element. Ex: beef extract

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6
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If a media is defined; it has

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Purified chemicals; exact amount of each element is known.

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7
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define culture media

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Mix of materials to grow microbes in vitro (in glass/plastic)

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8
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What are the 4 basic components of culture/media

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wcnm: Water, carbon, nitrogen, minerals

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9
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What are 2 reasons why you would streak a plate of bacteria?

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  1. Determine if you have a pure culture

2. Obtain pure culture or maintain pure culture

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10
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What is the field of view on the microscope

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Lit area around specimen

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11
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What happens to the field of view as the magnification increases with the microscope

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The field of view decreases

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12
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Define what it means for microscopes to be parfocal

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When switching objectives, only minimal focusing is required

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13
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What two things is the resolution affected by

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  1. Len quality.

2. Amount of light

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14
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What is the working distance of a microscope

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The space between the objective, as magnification increases our working distance goes down

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15
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What is the stage of micrometer of the microscope

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A millimeter ruler etched into a glass side

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16
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What two ways can you prepare illustrations of what you saw through the microscope

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  1. illustrations of two different samples

2. The same sample at two different magnifications

17
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What are the units of the ocular micrometer

A

Lines. It’s arbitrary

18
Q

Define two examples of aseptic technique

A
  1. preventing infection of people

2. Preventing contamination of culture

19
Q

What are buffers and what do they do

A

Stabilizes pH to prevent pH change

20
Q

Define direct stain

A

Stains the cells

21
Q

Define differential stains

A

Different cell types will appear differently, even though treated exactly the same

22
Q

Define Gram stain

A

Two colors, pink or purple, it depends on cell wall thickness

23
Q

If the cell is Graham positive it is

A

Purple and has a thick cell wall

24
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If the cell is gram-negative it is

A

Pink, thin cell wall

25
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If the cell has no velocity from the KOH test it is

A

Gram-positive, has a thick walls

26
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If I cell as velocity from the KOH test it is

A

Gram-negative, the cell has thin walls

27
Q

What are the 3 forms of a culture to grow a bacteria on?

A

Petri plate. Deep tube. Slant tube

28
Q

What are the units of the stage micrometer?

A

Millimeter and micrometer

1mm= 1000 microns

29
Q

What do you direct stains do

A

Dye attaches to cells

30
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What do you indirect stains do

A

Dye does not attached to cell, it stains the background