Chapter 38-Equipment & Supplies Flashcards

1
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All specimens should be treated as potentially

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zoonotic

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2
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Culturette consists of

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a rayon swab in transport media

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3
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Culture media

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any material solid or liquid that can support the growth of microorganisms

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4
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Agar is

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dried extract of sea algae

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5
Q

Gelatin is

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a protein obtained from animal tissues

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6
Q

Transport media

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keep microbes alive but do not encourage growth

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7
Q

Enriched media

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meet requirement of fastidious pathogens

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8
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Selective media

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contain antibacterial substances

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9
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Differential media

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allow bacteria to differentiate into groups by biochemical reactions

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10
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Enrichment media

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favor growth of a particular group of organism

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11
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What type of media is blood agar

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enrichment and differential

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12
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Alpha hemolysis

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partial hemolysis creates a band of greenish or slimy discoloration around the colony

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13
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Beta hemolysis

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complete hemolysis creates a clear zone around the colony

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14
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Gamma hemolysis

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hemolysis that produces no change in the appearance of the medium

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15
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Delta hemolysis

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double zone hemolysis

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16
Q

What type of media are MacConkey Agar and Eosin-Methylene Blue Agar

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selective and differential

17
Q

Lactose producing bacteria grow as

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pinkish-red colonies

18
Q

Nonlactose fermenting bacteria produce

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colorless colonies

19
Q

Inoculation of both blood and MacConkey agar can yield

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information

20
Q

No growth on MacConkey but good growth on blood agar suggests

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gram-postive bacteria

21
Q

Chromogenic agar provide sufficient information to definitively identify

A

some bacterial species

22
Q

Thioglycollate broth is a liquid medium used to culture

A

anaerobic bacteria to determine oxygen tolerance of microbes

23
Q

In thioglycollate broth, obligate aerobes will only grow in the _ layer and obligate anaerobes grow in the _ portion

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top; lower

24
Q

If bacteria hydrolyze, the urea in the medium, ammonia production turns the medium

A

pink

25
Q

How to inoculate Sulfide-Indole Motility Tubes

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a straight stab to approximately 1in deep, draw wire out same line as entry

26
Q

in Sulfide-Indole Motility Tubes, hydrogen sulfide production indicated by

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blackening of the medium

27
Q

Simmons Citrate Tube differentiates bacteria according to

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their use of citrate

28
Q

With Simmons Citrate Tube, if the bacteria use the citrate in the medium, a deep _ color develops

A

blue

29
Q

Triple Sugar Iron Agar is used for

A

presumptive ID of salmonellae and initial differentiation of enteric bacteria

30
Q

Brain-Heart Infusion broth

A

General purpose broth used to increase the number of organisms before they are plated on a solid medium

31
Q

Mannitol Salt Agar is a highly selective medium for

A

Staphylococci

32
Q

Bismuth Sulfite Agar is a _ medium and permits the growth of _

A

selective; salmonellae

33
Q

Mueller-Hinton is a _ medium

A

general purpose

34
Q

Sabouraud Dextrose and Bismuth-Glucose-Glycine-Yeast media are used specifically for

A

the culture of fungi and yeasts

35
Q

Dermatophyte Test media turns _ if dermatophytes are present

A

red