Exam 1 Flashcards
Understand the major topics and objectives of the following chapters: Microbiology in Context, Bacterial Structre and Metabolism, Direct Specimen Microsociology, Colony Morphology, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus and Enterococcus, and Hemophilus, Neisseria, and Moraxella
Identify the Agar and why it is used
BA / SBA / BAP
Blood agar, sheep blood agar, blood agar plate
Identify the Agar and why it is used
BE
Bile esculin
Identify the Agar and why it is used
CAMP
Campylobacter agar
Identify the Agar and why it is used
CHOC
Chocolate Agar
Identify the Agar and why it is used
CNA
Colistin Nalidixic Acid Agar
Identify the Agar and why it is used
CTA
Cystine-Trypticase Agar
Identify the Agar and why it is used
HE
Hektoen Agar
Identify the Agar and why it is used
MAC
Maconkey Agar
Identify the Agar and why it is used
MSA
Mannitol Salt Agar
MTM
Modified Thayer Martin Agar
Identify the Agar and why it is used
PEA
Phenyl Ethyl Agar
Identify the Agar and why it is used**
SS
Salmonella Shigella Agar
Identify the Acronym
PYR
Identify the Acronym
Csf
Cerebral Spinal Fluid
Identify the Acronym
CSU
Catheter stream urine
Identify the Acronym
MSU
Midstream Urine
Identify the Acronym
Spt
Sputum
Identify the Acronym
T/S
Throat Swab
Identify the Acronym
UR
Urine
Identify the Acronym
WD
Wound
Eukarotic cells
- contains nuclear membrane and membrane bound organells
- unit membrane has steroles
- more than one DNA in the chromosomes
- associated with mitochondrion respriration
- reproduce sexually or asexually
Prokaryotes
- dosen’t contain nuclear membrane and membrane bound organells
- unit membrane has no steroles
- single DNA
- cytoplasmic respiration
- reproduce asexually
Body Sites that normally are sterile
- Liver
- Heart
- Brain
- Cerbral Spinal Fluid
- Synovial joint fluid
- Lower respiratory tract
- Blood
- Uri-genital stact in men
Non sterile Site in the Body
- Skin
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