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BACTE MTAP Flashcards

1
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Obtain during acute phase of infection within how many days for viruses?

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2-3 days

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Deliver to lab within how many minutes of collection?

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30 minutes

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Specimens should be transported to the laboratory within how many hours of collection

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2 hours

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4
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Microorganism that is susceptible to environmental conditions such as TEMPERATURE?

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Neisseria meningitidis

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Microorganism that is susceptible to environmental conditions such as pH?

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Shigella

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Specimens for VIRUSES, CHLAMYDIA, and MYCOPLASMA are usually submitted in appropriate transport media at what temperature to stabilize respective microorganisms?

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4 degrees celsius

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7
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What is the transport medium for bacterial and viruses?

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STUART MEDIUM

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Risk group that AGENTS NOT ASSOCIATED with disease in healthy adult humans.

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Risk group 1

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Risk group that agents associated with human disease that is RARELY SERIOUS and for which preventive or therapeutic interventions are often available.

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Risk Group 2

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Agents associated with SERIOUS OR LETHAL human disease for which preventive or therapeutic interventions MAY BE AVAILABLE

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RISK GROUP 3

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Agents likely to cause serious or lethal human disease for which preventive or therapeutic interventions are NOT USUALLY AVAILABLE

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RISK GROUP 4

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11
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Exhaust system that removes particles equal to, or greater than 0.3 microns, which essentially include all bacteria, spore and viruses, with an efficiency of 99.97%. HEPA filters are effective at trapping particulates.

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HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filter

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A hood with high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters that provides personnel, environmental and/or product protection when appropriate practices and procedures are followed.

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BSC (Biological Safety Cabinet) or biosafety cabinet

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IMPROPER SWAB (CALCIUM ALGINATE)

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VIRUSES

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15
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IMPROPER SWAB (WOOD)

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CHLAMYDIA

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16
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WHAT ARE THE GROWTH INHIBITOR OF BACTERIA?

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FATTY ACIDS

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IMPROPER SWAB (COTTON SWAB)

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NEISSERIA, BARTONELLA , SOME ANAEROBIC BACTERIA

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17
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Basic Media

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  • Nutrient Broth
  • Nutrient Agar
  • Saboraud’s Broth
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18
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Enriched Media (Solid)

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  • Blood Agar
  • Chocolate Agar
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19
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Selective Media

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MacConkey’s Agar

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Enrichment Media (Liquid)

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Selenite Broth

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Differential Media

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Blood Agar

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22
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Medium for Anaerobic spp.

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Thiogelycollate

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23
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Media for Mycobacteria

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The Lowenstein-Jensen medium
Appearance: Brown, granular colonies “buff”, rough and tough

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24
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Media for FUNGI

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  • Sabouraud dextrose
  • Malt extract
  • Brain heart infusion medium
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24
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What is added to prevent contamination of the medium by bacteria

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Chloramphenicol

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25
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Examples of CHROMOGENIC MEDIA

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  • chromAgar
  • Mannitol Agar
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26
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Quantitative ( INOCULATION OF MEDIA )

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URINE CULTURES

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26
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SEMI-QUANTITAIVE (INOCULATION OF MEDIA )

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PUS CULTURES

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27
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INCUBATION TEMP. FOR FUNGI

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28◦C to 30◦C

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INCUBATION TIME FOR BACTERIA, VIRUSES AND ACID FAST BACILLUS

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35◦C to 37◦C

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29
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Anaerobe jars, bags, or chambers is composed of?

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-5% to 10% hydrogen (H2),
-5% to 10% CO2
-80-90% nitrogen (N2),
-0% O2.

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30
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Procedure differentiates organisms of the domain bacteria according to CELL WALL structure.

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GRAM STAIN

31
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INVENTOR OF GRAM STAIN

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HANS CHRISTIAN GRAM

32
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MORDANR FOR KINYOUN STAIN

A

TERGITOL

33
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A quick, inexpensive fungal test to differentiate dermatophytes and Candida albicans

A

Potassium hydroxide preparation or KOH prep

34
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Presence of fungal elements in KOH w/ Calcofluor white

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Chalk-white or brilliant apple green color

35
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A dye that intercalates or binds with the nucleic acid

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ACRIDINE ORANGE

36
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Selective dye that emits green fluorescence when bound to?

A

dsDNA at 520nm

36
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Emits orange light (ACRIDINE ORANGE)

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-lysosomes
-bacteria
-yeast

36
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Red fluorescence when bound to?

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RNA at 650nm

37
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Appears orange or red with yellow-green nucleus

A

Trichomonas vaginalis

38
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Appears pale green to yellow

A

Human epithelial and inflammatory cells and tissue debris

39
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Ureaplasma and Mycoplasma can be visualized on acridine orange staining but can be differentiated through?

A

Urease test

40
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White pinhead colony appearance

A

S. areus

41
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Bacterias which has this enzyme has the ability to cause anemia

A

Hemolysin

42
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Growth on Loeffler’s Serum Slant
(S. areus)

A

golden yellow pigment

43
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Growth on Loeffler’s Serum Slant
(S. citreus)

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lemon yellow

44
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Growth on Loeffler’s Serum Slant
(S. albus)

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procelain white pigment

45
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Inhibitor of MSA

A

7.5% NaCl

46
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PINK COLONIES ON MSA

A

S. epidermidis and S. saprophyticus

47
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YELLOW HALO FORMATION ON MSA

A

S. areus

48
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Between STAPH AND MICROCOCCUS WHO IS SUSCEPTIBLE TO LYSOSTAPHIN AND FURAZOLIDONE BUT RESISTANT TO BACITRACIN?

A

Staphylococcus

49
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Color indicator of Modified oxidase Test

A

Bromthynol blue

50
Q

Most definitive test to S.areus?

A

Coagulase Test

51
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Enzyme that can possibly dissolve clot

A

Fibrinolysin / staphylokinase

52
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Cell wall, anti-phagocytic, virulence of S.aureu

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PROTEIN A

53
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1 wound infection; #1 osteomyelitis (septic arthritis)

A

S. areus

54
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DNASE COLOR (POSITIVE REACTION)

A
  • Toluidine blue ( pink )
  • Methyl green ( clear )
55
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  • Causes endocarditis (associated with Prosthetic Heart Valve Surgery infection)
  • Novobiocin SUSCEPTIBLE
  • Non-hemolytic
  • Blood culture contaminant
A

S. epidermidis

56
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-Causes UTI in young women; Specimen for diagnosis: urine
- Novobiocin RESISTANT (less than 16mm)

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S. saprophyticus

57
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Destroys stratum granulosum of skin

A

Exfoliatin

58
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1 cause of food poisoning in the Philippines

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S. aureus

59
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White pinpoint colonies

A

Streptococcus

60
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Selective medium for Streptococcus

A

Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol Agar

61
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NON-ENTEROCOCCUS

A
  • S. bovis ( common cause of Colon cancer)
  • S. equinis
62
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Lancet or dome shape colonies

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S. pneumoniae

63
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  • Leading flesh-eating bacteria (necrotizing fasciitis)
  • RHD (Rheumatic Heart Disease) / RF (Rheumatic Fever)
  • AGN (Acute Glumerulonephritis)
A

S. pyogenes

64
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  • # 1 neonatal meningitis
  • resistant to all ( Taxo A, P and SXT)
A

S. agalactiae

65
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Differentiates Group D from other Streptococcus

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BEA (Bile Esculin Agar)

66
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Indicator of BEA

A

Ferric Ammonium Citrate

67
Q

Color indicator of PYR test

A

P-dimethylaminocinnamaldehyde

68
Q

Indicator of Sodium Hippurate

A

Ninhydrin

69
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Best test to identify S. pyogenes

A

Bacitracin Susceptibility Test

70
Q
  • rust-colored sputum
  • # 1 adult bacterial meningitis
  • # 1 otitis media
A

S. pneumoniae

71
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VIRIDANS

A

MUSCISM
- mutans
- uberis
- salivarus
- constellatus
- intermedius
- sanguis
- mitis

72
Q

Used to identify S. pneumoniae

A

Optochin Disk Test (Taxo P)
COMPOSITION: ethylhydroxycuprein HCl

73
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Detects pneumococcal antibody; skin test for S. pneumoniae infection

A

Francis Test

74
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Detects erythrogenic antigen; skin test for S. pyogenes infection

A

Dick’s test

75
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A skin test and immunity test for scarlet fever that uses antitoxin to the erythrogenic toxin of S. pyogenes subcutaneously

A

Schultz Charlton test

76
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Transport system for Neisseria

A

JEMBEC system

77
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Presumptive (screening) test for gram negative cocci

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Oxidase Test / Taxo N

78
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3rd cause of otitis media (middle ear infection)

A

Moraxella catarrhalis

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