capsular staining, bacterial challenge test (disinfectants), mcfarland, ast interpretation Flashcards
steps in capsular staining
- Place a loopful of saline on a labelled slide.
- Emulsion a single colony.
- Place a loopful of serum and spread to make a thin smear.
- Air dry and heat fix gently.
- Cover smear with Crystal Violet. Hold over flame for a few seconds
- Wash excess stain with 20% Aqueous CuSO4 (Copper(II) sulfate)
- Blot dry and view under OIO
reagents used in capsular staining
crystal violet and 20% of aqueous copper II sulfate (CuSO4)
BACTERIAL CHALLENGE TEST
(Effectiveness of Disinfectants)
O means
no growth
BACTERIAL CHALLENGE TEST
(Effectiveness of Disinfectants)
+ means
poor growth
BACTERIAL CHALLENGE TEST
(Effectiveness of Disinfectants)
++ means
good growth
BACTERIAL CHALLENGE TEST
(Effectiveness of Disinfectants)
+++ means
excellent growthq
C
Chloramphenicol
CN
Gentamicin
KF
Cephalotin
AM
Ampicillin
CXM
Cefuroxime
CB
Carbenicillin
TIC
Ticarcillin
TE
Tetracycline
K
Kanamycin
Ax
Amoxicillin
CIP
Ciprofloxacin
NI/F
Nitrofurantoin
ETP
Ertapenem
SAM
Ampicillin-Sulbactam
GRAM POSITIVE ANTIBIOTICS ARE THE FOLLOWING
GRAM POSITIVE ANTIBIOTICS ARE THE FOLLOWING
E
Erythromycin
AmC
Amoxicillin/Clavulanic
Acid
P
Penicillin G
S
Streptomycin
NV
Novobiocin
OX
Oxacillin
KF
Cephalotin
ATM
Aztreonam
NA
Nalidixic Acid
VA
Vancomycin
CIP
Ciprofloxacin
DA
Clindamycin
FOX
Cefoxitin
B
Bacitracin
steps in bacterial challenge test (effectiveness of disinfectants)
Procedure:
1. Place 5ml of the following disinfectants into 3 labelled tubes
- Merthiolate
- 75% Alcohol
- Hypochlorite
2. To each tube, add 0.5 ml of bacterial suspension
3. Mix gently by tapping and start the timer
4. At the end of 30 seconds, 1 minute, and 2 minutes. Inoculate the designated area on a nutrient agar plate
5. Incubate at 35°C for 24 hours
6. Evaluate using the following:
- O = no growth
- + = poor growth
- ++ = good growth
- +++ = excellent growth
in the bacterial challenge test, how many Celsius is the bacteria inoculated and for how many hrs?
35 C for 24 hrs
0.5 McFarland standard steps
Procedure:
1. Prepare 1% Sulfuric acid (H2SO4) and 1.175% Barium chloride (BaCl2)
2. Using separate pipettes, add the amounts below
how many uL are there in 1 ml
1000 uL
chlorampenicol C, RIS
12, 17, >18
gentamicin CN
13, 17, >18
cephalotin KF
14, 17, >18
ampicillin AM
13, 16, >17
cefuroxime cxm
14, 17, > 18
carbenicillin cb
19, 22, >23
ticarcillin TICS
14, 19, > 20
tetracycline TE
14, 18, 19
kanamycin K
13, 17, >18
amoxycillin Ax
19, >20
ciprofloxacin CIP
13, 17, >18
nitrofurantoin NI/F
14, 16, >17
ertapenem ETP
12, 15, >16
icillin-sulbactan SAM
11, 14, >15
gram negative antibiotics
chloramphenicol, gentamicin, cephalotin, ampicillin, cefuroxime, ticarcillin , tetracycline, kanamycin, amoxicillin, ciprofloxacin, nitrofurantoin, ertapenem, ampicillin-sulbactan
erythromycin
13, 16, >17
amoxicillin/cluvanic acid
19, >20
penicillin G
28, .29
streptomycin
13, 17, >18
novobiocin
14,16, >17
oxacillin
17, >18
CEPHALOTIN
14, 17, >18
aztreonam
15, 21, >22
nalidixic acid
13, 18, >19
vancomycin
14, >15
ciprofloxaci
13, 17, >18
cefoxitin
13, 18, >19
bacitracin
8, 12, >13