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1
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What is the type & color of Staph. aureus pigment?

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Endopigment - Golden yellow

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What type of blood hemolysis done by Staph. aureus?

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B-hemolysis

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Where does Staph. aureus colonize?

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Mainly in Nasal mucosa

Skin & Vagina

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What types of pyogenic infection are produced by Staph. aureus?

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Localized e.g., impetigo, furuncles, carbuncles, eyelid inf., surgical site inf.

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What are the deep-seated infections could be acquired in Staph. aureus infection?

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Pneumonia
Osteomyelitis
Bacteremia
Septicemia
Endocarditis
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What species of bacteria can cause food poisoning & toxic shock syndrome?

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Staph. aureus

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What species of bacteria can cause scalded skin syndrome?

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Staph. aureus

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8
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Mention one protein found on Staph. aureus bacteria which inhibits phagocytosis.

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Protein A

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9
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mention the types of agars on which Staph. aureus can grow and mention the effect

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Blood agar&raquo_space; B-hemolysis
Mannitol salt agar&raquo_space; Fermentation of mannitol
Nutritional agar&raquo_space; produce golden yellow colonies.

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10
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Where do Strept. pyogenes colonize?

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Skin & Oropharynx

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11
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Which bacteria spp. causes scarlet fever?

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Strept. pyogenes

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What is the resident bacteria in vagina & causes neonatal infections?

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Strept. agalactiae

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What is the spp. which reside in the oral cavity and cause dental caries?

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Viridans Strept. e.g., S. mutans

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What is the resident bacteria in the oropharynx which cause Lobar pneumonia?

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Strept. pneumoniae

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What is the effect of bile on S. mutans?

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no effect

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16
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What is the effect of bile on Strept. pneumoniae?

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Lysis

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17
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What is the natural habitat of Enterococcus faecalis & Enterococcus faecium?

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Human intistine

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what is the effect of bile on Enterococcus faecalis & Enterococcus faecium?

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no effect (tolerance)

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Which spp. of bacteria causes post-infectious sequelae like glomerulonephritis and rheumatic fever?

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Strept. pyogenes

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20
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According to the gaseous needs, to which type do Peptostreptococcus bacteria belong?

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anaerobic streptococci

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21
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Which protein is found on Strept pyogenes cell wall inhibits phagocytosis?

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M protein

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22
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Mention the Gram +ve bacilli which are spore forming.

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Clostridium & Bacillus

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Mention Gram +ve bacilli that are able to produce exotoxins

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Clostridium & Bacillus & Corynebacterium

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24
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Mention Gram +ve bacilli having branching rods

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Actinomycin & Nocardia

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25
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According to the gaseous needs, to which type do Clostridium spp. belong?

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Anaerobe

26
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According to the gaseous needs, to which type do Lactobacillus spp. belong?

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Anaerobes

27
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According to the gaseous needs, to which type do Actinomycin spp. belong?

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Anaerobes

28
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According to the gaseous needs, to which type do Propionibacterium spp. belong?

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Anaerobes

29
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Which bacterial spp. causes Malignant pustule

A

B. anthracis

30
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Which bacterial spp. causes wool sorter’s disease?

A

B anthracis

31
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What medical complications can B. cereus cause?

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Food poisoning & eye infections (rare)

32
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Which bacterial spp. causes nosocomial / antibiotic associated diarrhea?

A

Clostridium difficile

33
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Which bacterial spp. causes Gas gangrene?

A

Clostridium perfringens

34
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Which bacterial spp. has the following characteristics:
nonmotile
Stormy fermentation in milk
Double zone of hemolysis

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Clostridium perfringens

35
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Which bacterial spp. produce enterotoxin & cytotoxin?

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Clostridium difficile

36
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What is the reservoir for Corynebacterium diphtheriae?

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Man

37
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How is C. diphtheriae transmitted?

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Droplets (mainly) & contact

38
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where does Actinomyces israelii reside in the human body?

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Mouth, Gastrointestinal, female genital, upper respiratory tracts

39
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Which bacterial spp. causes actinomycosis?

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Actinomyces israelii

40
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Which bacterial spp. causes actinomycetoma?

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Nocardia brasiliensis

41
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What type of infections caused by Nocardia asteroids?

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Bronchopulmonary infection

42
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What is the arrangement of Bacillus anthracis spp.?

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Chains

43
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What is the composition of Bacillus anthracis capsule?

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Polypeptide (poly-d-glutamate)

44
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What is the result of oxidase test in all Neisseria spp.?

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Oxidase +ve

45
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How to identify N. meningitidis from N. gonorrhea?

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Lactose fermentation
N. meningitidis&raquo_space; +Ve
N. gonorrhea&raquo_space; -ve

46
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What is the shape & arrangement of Neisseria spp.?

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Cocci - Pairs (diplococci)

47
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All Neisseria spp. ferment glucose

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It is just that i couldn’t write it as a question XD

48
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What is the reservoir for N. gonorrhea?

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Genital tract

49
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What is the reservoir for N. meningitidis?

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Nasopharynx

50
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What is Gonorrhea disease?

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Urethritis caused by N. gonorrhea

51
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In patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), what possible complications can be caused with Moraxella catarrhalis?

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Bronchitis & Bronchopneumonia

52
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Which member of normal flora can cause otitis & sinusitis in Healthy individuals?

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Moraxella catarrhalis

53
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what are the capsulated spp. in Enterobacteriaceae family?

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Klebsiella & E. coli (some strains)

54
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What are the non-motile members in Enterobacteriaceae family?

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Klebsiella & Shigella

55
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Enterobacteriaceae are obligate aerobes. (T/F)

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False - facultative anaerobes

56
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Enterobacteriaceae are oxidase -ve? (T/F)

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True

57
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Enterobacteriaceae all ferment glucose? (T/F)

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True

58
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Enterobacteriaceae reduce nitrite to nitrate? (T/F)

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False - reduce nitrate to nitrite

59
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O Ag (somatic Ag) lies in which part of the bacteria? what portion is it?

A

Outer membrane Lipopolysaccharide - the outer polysaccharide portion.

60
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H Ag lies in which component of the bacteria?

A

Flagella

61
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K Ag lies in which component of the bacteria?

A

Capsule

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