BACTE MYCOBACTERIA Flashcards

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Bacteria that are:
-strictly aerobic, non-spore forming
-slender, slightly curved, slow-growing bacilli
-non-motile, catalase positive, non-encapsulated, Much’s granules

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MYCOBACTERIA

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Most pathogenic species of Mycobacteria require ____________________ of incubation at _____ (temp)

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2-6 weeks, 35-37 °C

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MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS is also known as

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Koch’s bacillus or human tubercle bacilli

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Agent of tuberculosis

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MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS

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Doubling time of MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS

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729-932 minutes

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______ number of sputum specimens should be obtained for Direct Sputum Smear Microscopy

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Two (2)

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ATLEAST ____ SPUTUMSMEARPOSITIVEIS CONSIDERED BACTERIOLOGICALLY CONFIRMED TB.

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ONE

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Bacteria wherein the Colonies are typically raised, with dry(cauliflower-like) rough appearance on egg-based media

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MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS

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Ideal temp for growth of M. tuberculosis

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35 - 37 deg C

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On Lowenstein-Jensen (LJ) slants, M.tb typically has a crumbly, ____________ appearance, whereas M. avium complex has a bright yellow, smooth, characteristic colony so-called “_________________”

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“bread-crumb”
“condom colony”

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o Original test reagent for the tuberculin test
o Prepared from boiled 6-week old broth cultures, from which the organisms were filtered and concentrated by steaming
o the active component of the filtrate is a heat-stable protein

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Old Tuberculin (OT)

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intracutaneous injection way of testing M. tb

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Mantoux test

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scratching the tuberculin
into the skin way of testing M. tb

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Von pirquet test

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piece of cloth soaked in OT/PPD and placed over skin, way of testing M. tb

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Vollmer patch test

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OT/PPD + lanolin-ointment rubbed onto skin, way of testing M. tb

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Moro percutaneous test

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16
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multiple puncture technique way of testing M. tb

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Tuberculin tine test

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Skin test which identifies tuberculosis
infection, recent or past, with or without
disease

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Tuberculin Test

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INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS for Tuberculin Test

Greater than or equal to 15mm

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Positive individuals with no risk factors

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INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS for Tuberculin Test:

Positive in recent immigrants of high prevalence countries,
IV drug users, employees of healthcare
and other high-risk facilities, children
younger than 5 years of age

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10 mm or greater

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INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS for Tuberculin Test:

Positive in persons who
have HIV infection, immunosuppressive
disorders, features on a chest X-ray
consistent with TB, or recent contact with
TB patients

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5 mm or more

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samples only for patients who do not produces sputum by aerosol induction, for children younger than 12 years, and for non-ambulatory individuals

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GASTRICASPIRATES

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 preferred over BAL for detectionofMTBin children
 obtained in the morning after overnight fasting 3 specimens arecollectedwithin 3 days

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GASTRICLAVAGE

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Specimens should be centrifuged at either
____________________ or 2__________________

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3,000Xg for 15 minutes , ,000Xg for
20 minutes

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 Used for decontamination of sputum
specimens that contain Gram-negative
rods like Pseudomonas aeruginosa

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5% Oxalic Acid

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 Utilized to prolong the shelf life of sputum up to 8 days  Ideal for transporting the sputum specimens
1% Cetylpyridinium chloride
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> Can be utilized for thin specimens - urine specimens > Alternative decontaminant reagent for NALC-OH when processing urines
Sulfuric Acid
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Recommended for respiratory samples from children and adolescents with CYSTIC FIBROSIS
Chlorhexidine
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 Growth is enhanced by this atmospheric condition: 5-10%CO2  MTB -requires a pH between6.5-6.8
LOWENSTEIN - JENSEN requires a pH between6.5-6.8
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