Bacte (MJ) Flashcards
Nutritional requirment for obligate aerobe?
a. O2 = 21% Co2 = 0.03%
b. O2 = 15%, CO2 5-10%
c. O2 = 5% CO2 10%, nitrogen 85%
a
Nutritional requirment for capnophile?
a. O2 = 21% Co2 = 0.03%
b. O2 = 15%, CO2 5-10%
c. O2 = 5% CO2 10%, nitrogen 85%
b
Nutritional requirment for Microaerophiles?
a. O2 = 21% Co2 = 0.03%
b. O2 = 15%, CO2 5-10%
c. O2 = 5% CO2 10%, nitrogen 85%
c
Candle Jar is an aerobic jar
T or F
F
In anaerobic incubation, Palladium pellets are used as?
a. Substrate
b. Catalyst
c. Oxidizer
d. Oxygen Reducer
b
Indicative of anaerobic system includes methylene and Resazurine, what is the color if the jar contains no oxygen?
a. Red and blue
b. Pink and blue
c. Colorless
d. None of the above
c
Organisms that can grow both at 35C and 42 C:
a. Pseudomonas and Campylobacter
b. Pseudomonas and Y. enterocolitica
c. Campylobacter and Y. enterocolitica
d. All of the above
a
Mos common organism isolated in blood bags?
Yersinia enterocolitica
Specimen consideration:
Blood is collected 30-45 minutes___________
a. After the fever spikes
b. During the fever spikes
c. Before the fever spikes
d. Never collect
c
How many sets of blood cultures per 24 hours?
a. 1-2
b. 2-3
c. 3-4
d. 4-5
b
Sputum is collected early in the morning for__________
a. 2-3 consecutative days
b. 1-2 Consecutive day
c. 3 Consecutative days
d. 4 consecutive days
a
Inoculating loops and needles used for sputum culture should be dibbed in
a. 70% Alcohol
b. Cresol with sand before flaming
c. None
d. A and B
d
Digestion reagent for sputum?
a. NALC
b. 2-4% NaOH
a
Decontamination reagent for sputum
a. NALC
b. 2-4% NaOH
b
Specimen for detection of S. aureus
a. Nasopharyngeal Swab
b. Nasal Swab
c. Throat Swab
b
Specimen for detection for B. pertusis and Neisseria menigitidis
a. Nasopharyngeal Swab
b. Nasal Swab
c. Throat Swab
a
Specimen for detection of S. pyogenes, Candida albicans and Haemophilus influenzae
a. Nasopharyngeal Swab
b. Nasal Swab
c. Throat Swab
c
Significant bacteruria
a. > 10^5 CFU/mL
b. > 10^5 CFU/L
c. <10^5 CFU/mL
d. < 10^5 CFU/L
a
Stains:
Capsules of Crytococcus
a. Schaeffer-futon stain
b. Leifson
c. MEthylene blue
d. Wayson
e. India ink
e
Stains:
Flagella
a. Schaeffer-futon stain
b. Leifson
c. MEthylene blue
d. Wayson
e. India ink
b
Stains:
Metachromatic granules
a. Schaeffer-futon stain
b. Leifson
c. MEthylene blue
d. Wayson
e. India ink
c
Stains:
Bipolar bodies
a. Schaeffer-futon stain
b. Leifson
c. MEthylene blue
d. Wayson
e. India ink
d
Stains:
YErsinia
a. Schaeffer-futon stain
b. Leifson
c. MEthylene blue
d. Wayson
e. India ink
d
Stains:
Endospores
a. Schaeffer-futon stain
b. Leifson
c. MEthylene blue
d. Wayson
e. India ink
a
Most critical step in Gram Staining?
Decoloriztion
Term for variability in the size and shape of cells
a. Anisomorphism
b. Poikilomorphism
c. Pleochromorphsim
d. Pleomorphism
d