1.03 - Bacteriology Flashcards

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1
Q

In streak plating, the primary streak is used to determine if we are dealing with a ___

A

Pure culture, or mixed culture

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2
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In streak plating, the secondary and tertiary streaks are used to determine if we are dealing with ___

A

light, moderate, or heavy growth (if still present in the tertiary streak, then, it is considered as heavy growth)

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3
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Mesophillic bacteria grow at what temperature?

A

37 degrees celcius

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4
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Why does the hypothalamus set a higher body temperature in the presence of infection?

A

To prevent further growth of mesophillic bacteria

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5
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Using the catalase test, how is streptococcus differentiated from staphylococcus?

A

Staphylococcus will produce bubbles when hydrogen peroxide is added

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Using the coagulase test, how is staph aureus differentiated from other staphylococcus?

A

Staph aureus will form clots

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7
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What is the manner of division of bacteria?

A

Simple binary fission

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The outer membrane of the gram-negative cell wall has ___ which are special channels that permit passive diffusion of low-molecular weight hydrophilic compounds

A

Porins

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9
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The space between the outer and inner membrane of the gram negative cell wall is called ___

A

Periplasmic space

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10
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The peptidoglycan in the gram-negative cell wall is contained in the __

A

Periplasmic space

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11
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Endotoxins are found only in gram-___ bacteria

A

Gram-negative bacteria

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12
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The McConkey Agar only allows the growth of ___ bacteria; and also differentiates ____ from ___

A

Gram-negative bacteria

Lactose fermenters from non-lactose fermenters

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13
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What are the only two geniuses that have spores?

A

genus Bacillus and genus Clostridium

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14
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___ is a protective mechanism triggered by near depletion of any of several nutrients or when the environment becomes unfavorable

A

Sporulation

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15
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___ are extrachromosomal genetic subunits which are responsible for disease prolongation, recurrence, and resistance

A

Plasmids

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16
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Upon observing an organism on a blood agar plate, a zone with complete hemolysis surrounding an organism means that ___

A

The organism is Beta hemolytic

17
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Upon observing an organism on a blood agar plate, a zone with partial hemolysis surrounding an organism means that ___

A

the organism is alpha hemolytic

18
Q

Upon observing an organism on a blood agar plate, a zone with no hemolysis surrounding an organism means that ___

A

the organism is gamma hemolytic

19
Q

Antigen from flagellins

A

H antigens

20
Q

What are the only two genus(es) that have spores

A

genus Bacillus and Clostridium