CSE # 4 Flashcards
what are the biochemical tests for Staphylococcus?
Thioglycollate = oxygen requirement, facultative anaerobe , growth throughout
catalase= bubbling
glucose = fermentation of glucose, purple to yellow
coagulase = presentence of the enzyme coagulase
What are the biochemical test for Streptococcus?
CAMP test = group B, super hemolytic flow
bile esculin = group D, black it positive
6.5% NaCl = group D growth w/ yellow
catalase = not bubbling
gram stain report for Staph, Strep, and Entero?
staph = gram Positive cocci clusters
strep = gram positive cocci chains
Entero = gram negative rod
what is primary vs opportunistic pathogens?
primary - known to cause infection
opportunistic - has the ability to cause infections in certain conditions
where are staph strep and entero, found?
staph = skin mucus membranes
strep =
entero = medical devices, intestines
fermentation broths? indicator?
glucose, fructose, sucrose
- fermentation of sugars
- indicator is Phenol red
+ turns yellow
Methyl red Test , Indicator?
tests for mixed acids
- fermentation of glucose - produces = lactic, acetic, and formic acid
Indicator is Methyl red (pH)
+ turns red
Voges-Proskauer test
fermentation of glucose and acetone
- product of butanediol fermentation
reagent reacts with acetone in oxidation reduction
+ turns reddish color
Indole Tests indicator?
ability to degrade amino acid, tryptophan into indole
- kovacs reagent
+ turns pink with layer on top
Citrate test indicator?
tests to see if citrate is main carbon source
- creates alkaline products (pH)
- indicator is bromothymol blue
+ slant turns blue
Urease test indicator?
ability to hydrolyze urea to ammona and CO2
UTI produce urease
- phenol red
+ hot pink
Phenylalanine deaminase test
presence of enzyme phenylalanine deaminase
+ green layer on slant
Motility test?
detects ability to move presence of flagella or flagellum TTC indicates active metabolism
What does XLD select for ?
Gram negative
- differential providencia and salmonella from enter. bacteria
- fermentation of xylose
-hydrogen sulfide production
What are the 3 bacteria that can grow on XLD?
salmonella = red w/ black centers (food)
shigella = red colonies
coliforms = yellow to orange bacteria (gut)