QUIZES COMPILATION Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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The oil used in OIO for a clever view of the bacterial specimen

A

Cedar wood oil

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2
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Primary stain used in simple staining

A

Methylene blue

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3
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Scientist who introduced gram staining technique for studying microbes

A

Hans Christian Gram

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4
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Counterstain used in gram staining

A

Safranin

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5
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Acid fast was developed by ____ for the study of Mycobacterium spp.

A

Paul Ehrlich

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6
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Primary stain used in acid fast staining technique

A

Carbolfuchsin

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7
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Mordant used in gram staining

A

Iodine

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8
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In gram staining method, gram positive organisms have high ________ in their cell walls whereas gram negative organisms have high proportion of ______

A

Peptidoglycan; Lipopolysaccharide

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9
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Counterstain used in acid fast staining

A

Methylene blue

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10
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Decolorizer used for acid fast staining

A

Acid alcohol

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11
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Non-acid fast organisms are colored

A

Blue

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12
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In the spore staining, what is the color of the endospores?

A

Green

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13
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In capsule staining technique, what is the primary used for?

A

Crystal violet | Nigrosin | India Ink

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14
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What stain was used in Negative staining

A

Nigrosin or congo red

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15
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Plating method wherein a small sample volume is spread over the surface of an agar plate using a bent glass rod/tubing resulting in the formation of discrete colonies distributed evenly across the agar surface

A

Spread

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15
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Plating method wherein a loopful of the diluted sample/inoculum is applied by streaking across the surface of the solidified media

16
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Plating method wherein bacteria are mixed with melted agar until evenly distributed throughout the media and poured into the plate

A

Pour plate method

17
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Four basic types of streaking method

A
  • continous
  • t-streak
  • radiant
  • quadrant
18
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Plates taken for bacterial counting should be in this range of colonies per plate

19
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Chemical which can bind with the cellular components and give them color

20
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Chemical agents that are used along with dye to make the specimen stainable, which otherwise is unstainable

21
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Technique which is used to enhance and contrast a biological specimen at the microscopic level

22
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Passing the smear over low flame to kill microorganisms and fix them on the slide

23
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Involves treating the specimen with a surfactant that dissolves the cell membrane allowing easy staining with the dye

A

Permeabilization

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Staining procedure used to identify bacteria based on their cell wall composition
Gram staining
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A three-color staining procedure which is used for differentiating cells from connective tissues
Masson staining
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Primary stain used in gram staining
Crystal violet
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Decolorizer used in gram’s staining
Ethanol
28
Counterstain used in gram staining
Safranin
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Staining technique that uses only one type of stain on a slide at a time
Simple staining
30
A gelatinous outer layer secreted by bacterial cell and that surrounds and adheres to the cell wall
Capsule
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These are metabolic inactive, highly resistant structures produced by some bacteria as a defensive strategy against unfavorable environmental conditions
Endospores
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Staining technique that colors the background but not the organism being studied
Negative staining
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A mixture of substances that promotes and supports the growth and differentiation of microorganisms in the laboratory
Culture
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Media that allows the growth of certain microbes or desired microorganisms and inhibits the growth of unwanted microbes
Selective media
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Media that shows visible changes due to the presence of an indicator like dyes or metabolic substances in the medium which gives different colors to the colonies of different microbial species when they utilize or react with these components
Differential media