Bacte Lec - Quiz 2 Flashcards

1
Q
  • media supplemented with serum or sugar to prevent osmotic pressure
  • capable of reverting to normal form (Residual) peptidoglycan
A

L-forms

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2
Q

– physical mordant in AF stain

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Steam or heat

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3
Q

chemical mordant present in carbolfuchsin

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Phenol –

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4
Q

2 Methods of Acid- Fast Staining

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  1. Ziehl-Neelsen method– hot, steaming for 5 min

2. Kinyoun method – cold, more than 60 min

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5
Q

may be a substitute for methylene blue as counterstain in AF Staining

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Malachite green

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6
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– placed on top of the smear before flooding with carbolfuchsin

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Filter paper

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7
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function of filter paper

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-prevents rapid evaporation of dye (dye is not allowed to dry)

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8
Q

cells commonly found in clinical specimens because it is the first to react during a bacterial infection

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Neutrophils –

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9
Q

– round, spherical, shaped like berries or grapes

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coccus

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10
Q

identify species

(flattened on one side like a coffee bean)

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Neisseria gonorrhoea

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11
Q

multiple planes and form grapelike clusters or broad sheets

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staphylococci

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12
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2 planes remain in groups of 4 (ex. Micrococcus tetragena)

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• tetrads:

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13
Q

3 planes and remain attached in cubelike groups of 8

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• sarcinae

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14
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example of species with sarcinae arrangement

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Sarcina lutea

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15
Q

remain in pairs after dividing

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diplococci:

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16
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example of species with diplococci arrangement

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(Streptococcus pneumonia/Diplococcus pneumonia)

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17
Q

type of cocci arrangement

divide and remain in chain like pattern

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streptococci:

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18
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-usually round but can be oval, elongated, flattened on one side

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cocci

19
Q

example of tetrad

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Micrococcus tetragena

20
Q

example of streptococci

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streptococcus pyogenes

21
Q

Arrangements of bacilli

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singly, chains, pairs

22
Q

Gram-positive long bacilli, a common cause of bacterial contamination in laboratories

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Bacillus subtilis

23
Q

arrangement of bacillus

may align themselves side by side

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palisading

24
Q

example of palisading

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Corynebacteria or Corynebacterium diphtheria

25
Q

example of staphylococcus other than staphylococcus aureus

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Staphylococcus hominis

26
Q

type of shape

oval and look so much like cocci

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coccobacilli

27
Q

example of coccobacilli

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Acinetobacter spp.
Acinetobacter baumannii
Bordetella pertussis

28
Q

example of vibrio

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Vibrio cholerae

29
Q

Example of spirilla

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Leptospira interrogans

Helicobacter pylori

30
Q

Example of spirochetes

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Treponema pallidum

31
Q

shape and arrangement of bacteria is determined by

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heredity

32
Q

genetically, most bacteria are (number of shapes)

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monomorphic

33
Q

what can alter the shape of bacteria

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number of environmental conditions

34
Q

bacteria is said to be ____ when it has many shapes

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pleomorphic

35
Q

example of pleomorphic

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Rhizobium and Corynebacterium

36
Q

bacteria which look like Chinese characters

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Rhizobium and Corynebacterium

37
Q

size of bacteria may be measured using a_______

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micrometer

38
Q

length of bacteria

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2 to 8 um

39
Q

diameter of bacteria

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0.2 to 2 um

40
Q

look like curved rods.

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vibrios

41
Q

have a helical shape and fairly rigid bodies

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spirilla

42
Q

have a helical shape and flexible bodies

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spirochetes

43
Q

a genus of halophilic archaea, are rectangular or square and flat

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Haloarcula

44
Q

star-shaped bacteria

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Stella