RECALLS MICRO II Flashcards

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CA of Weil’s dse (jaundice)

CM: fletcher’s medium

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Leptospira interogans icterohemorrhagica

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1️⃣ cause of PID (Pelvic Inflammatory dse)

CA of LGV (Lymphogranuloma inguinale)
#1️⃣ cause of NGU (Non-gonococcal Urethritis)

CM: McCoy cells

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Chlamydia trachomatis

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Can be demonstrated through Giemsa stained blood

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Borrelia

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CA of WHIPPLE’s dse

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Trophyrema whipplei

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Causes NGU
Urease +
CM: Sheperd’s mom A7 medium

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Ureaplasma urealyticum

Common name: T strain

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Vector: TICKS (3)

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ERL

Ehlichiosis
RMSF
Lyme’s dse

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OX-K +
OX-2 -
OX-19 -

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O.tsutsugamushi

scrub typhus

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OX-2 : ➕
OX-19:➕
OX-K: ➖

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RMSF

Rickettsia rickettsi

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Negative for all: OX-2,9,K

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Rickettsial pox (Rickettsia akari)
Q fever (Coxiella burnetti)
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Basic units of fungi

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Hyphae

Spores

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Has ascospore

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Saccharomyces cerevisiae

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CA’s or REYE’s syndrome

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VZV

INFLUENZA VIRUS

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CA of PML (Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy)

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JC VIRUS (polyomaviridae)

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CA or SPONGIFORM ENCEPHALOPATHY

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PRIONS

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Transport of spx for VIRUS:

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4’C (ref); if delay of 3days

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Transport of virus spx and sputum

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4 days delay: -70’C

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Used to hold cell culture tube.

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Roller drum

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Test for the presence of bacteria in milk

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Methylene Blue reduction test

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When culturing Cryptococcus in SDA, ____ Should NOT be in the medium.

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CYCLOHEXIMIDE

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Geotrichum candidum colonies appear as:

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Rapid, yeastlike growth

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Not a routine test in MICRO.

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PCR

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What does acridine orange stain

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NUCLEIC ACIDS OF BACTERIA

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Recovery of FUNGI:

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Biopsy
CSF
ASPIRATIONS
(Never use swab)

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C.diptheriae in Potassium tellurite (color)

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Gray black

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▪️Common component of the normal floral found on human skin and mucous membrane. ▪️disregarded by physician as a contaminant when found in blood culture. ▪️opp. Pathogen causing human disease: ENDOCARDITIS and SEPSIS ▪️pleomorphic, gram pos rods with single cells, V forms, or Chinese letters
Corynebacterium amycolatum
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Preferred concentration technique for parasite ova and cyst
Formalin-ethyl-acetate sedimentation
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Staph RESISTANT to 5ug novobiocin
S.saprophyticus
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Staph SENSITIVE to 5ug novobiocin
S.epidermidis
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Positive rxn for Beta lactamase chromogenic cephalosporin method
Color change
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DNAse + bacteria (3)
SMS S.aureus Moraxella Serratia
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How many units of bacitracin (Taxo A) is used for the antibiotic susceptibility testing of group A B-hemolytic strep.
0.02-0.04
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Used for the antibiotic susceptibility testing of group A B-hemolytic strep.
Bacitracin (taxo A)
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How much optochin (taxo p) is used for the AST of S.pneumoniae.
5 ug
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Used for the AST of S.pneumoniae
Optochin (5ug)
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Result of genus Enterococcus in Bile Esculin test.
Positive
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Positive result for Quellung test
Capsular swelling due to an antigen-antibody rxn
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Used to differentiate Serratia from Klebsiella
1. Failure to prod gas fr. Inositol 2. Slowness and reluctance to ferment lactose 3. Rapid gelatin liquefaction
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This spp supplies V factor (NAD) for Haemophilus
Staphylococcus
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String test is used for the dx of:
Vibrio cholarae
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Coynebacterium spp that has the same morphology as C.diptheriae on BAP
C.ulcerans
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Tests used to differentiate M.tuberculosis from M.bovis
Niacin test Nitrate reduction test M.tuberculosis: + M.bovis: -
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Dse caused by pulmonary form of anthrax
WOOLSORTER’S dse
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Caused by CUTANEOUS form of anthrax
BLACK-ESCHAR
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In water bacteriology, the following are used as CONFIRMATORY TEST MEDIA:
1. ENDO AGAR 2. EOSIN-METHYLENE BLUE AGAR 3. BRILLIANT GREEN LACTOSE BROTH
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Taxonomic naming of microorganisms:
▪️Uses binomial nomenclature in Id organisms ▪️Genus name can be abbreviated using the 1st letter ▪️uses greek names or words
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Preferred incubation temperature (in degree Celsius) for bacteriologic culture
35+/-2
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Most pathogenic bacteria that grows best in what environment
MOIST
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Most common pathogenic isolate from the throat
Streptococcus pyogenes
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Catalase and PYR hydrolysis negative Bacitracin: R CAMP: +
Streptococcus agalactiae
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Most common agent of nosocomial UTI
S.epidermidis
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Oxidase positive organisms
PPAM ViC HeN Pseudomonas Plesiomonas Aeromonas Moraxella Vibrio Campylobacter Helicobacter Nesseria
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Flat with irregular, serrated edges and swirling phenomenon (MEDUSA HEAD COLONIES) in culture media
Bacillus anthracis
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Generally, virologists categorize viruses according to the ____, then accdg to ______
Type of genome | Virus families
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Used for the dx of C.albicans
Serum tube test (Germ tube test)
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A method used for detecting oocysts
Schaudinn’s method
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Parasite that exhbits DOUBLE-WALLED CYSTS with an OUTER WRINKLED WALL and an INNER POLYGONAL WALL.
Acanthamoeba castellani
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Beef tapeworm
T.saginatta
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Pork tapeworm
T.solium
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CA of: | ▪️Visceral Leishmaniasis (Kala-azar/Dum-dum fever)
Leishmania donovani
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``` CA of CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS ▪️cutaneous ulcer ▪️oriental sore ▪️classical self-limited ulcer ▪️Jericho boil ▪️Aleppo boil ▪️Delhi boil ```
Leishmania tropica
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CA of MUCOCUTANEOUS Leishmaniasis ▪️ESPUNDIA ▪️UTA
Leishmania braziliensis
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Gold std method, as well as DOH recommended method to DETECT and ID MALARIAL SPP
Thick and thin smear
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▪️Normal flora of the upper RT ▪️Medium to large smooth and translucent colonies kn CHOCOLATE AGAR ▪️NON-hemolytic on BAP ▪️requires V factor
H.parainfluenzae
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Growth: ➕: V factor ➖: X factor * LIGHT GROWTH AROUND: XV Disk
V factor requirement | H.para-
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Intracellular replicative form of the Chlamydia spp.
RETICULATE BODY
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▪️An enhanced arrowhead hemolysis at the juncture of a culture ▪️Streak of beta-lysin-producing strain of S.aureus on SBAP MEANS?
The beta-lysin of S.aureus acted SYNERGISTICALLY with the culture enhancing the hemolysis
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In the HARADA MORI technique: ▪️float (top): ▪️settle (bottom):
▪️float (top): STRONGYLOIDES filariform larva ▪️settle (bottom): Hookworm filariform larva
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Important cause of | CHORIORETINITIS:
TOXOPLASMA
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Trichuris trichura infxn provides a good site for what parasite?
Entamoeba histolytica
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Most common fungal contaminant of COMMERCIALLY prepared food
Rhizopus