Exam 1 9/18 Nguyen Micro Flashcards

1
Q

Purpose of microscopy

A

initial detection of microbes

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2
Q

Bacterial cell wall charge

A

negative

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3
Q

Simple stains can be used to stain

A

bacterial cell walls (non-specific, rapid, negative charge)

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4
Q

India ink (carbon particle) is a type of ___ stain

A

negative

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5
Q

Quellung reaction

A

antibody mediated, cause swelling of capsule, allows visualization

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6
Q

capsule inhibits

A

phagocytosis

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7
Q

Capsule correlates with

A

virulence

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8
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Capsule mediates

A

adhesion

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9
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Which bacteria do not gram stain

A

spirochetes (too thin)
mycoplasma (no cell wall)
mycobacteria (high lipid content)

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10
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Mycoplasma contains ____ in membrane

A

sterols

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11
Q

You can test for mycoplasma using

A

DNA, antibodies

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12
Q

Mycolic acid found in

A

mycobacteria

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13
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Mycobacteria is resistant to ____

A

gram staining (lipid resists stain)

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14
Q

Ziehl Neelsen

A

AKA acid fast stain

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15
Q

Acid fast stain used for

A

mycobacteria

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16
Q

What color do acid fast bacteria stain

A

Red (non/tissues = blue)

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17
Q

Silver stain is used for what organisms

A

legionella, spirochetes, fungi

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18
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types of growth media

A

liquid (broth) for expanding an organism; semisolid (agar)

19
Q

Selective media definition

A

select for specific organism

20
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Differential media definition

A

distinguish organisms with certain characteristics

21
Q

Hemolysins

A

produced by some bacteria. blood breaking

22
Q

alpha hemolysis

A

incomplete, partial hemolysis (H2O2 turns agar green)

23
Q

B hemolysis

A

complete (streptolysin, exotoxin)

24
Q

gamma hemolysis

A

no hemolysis

25
Q

Macconkey agar is both

A

selective and differential

26
Q

What kind of hemolysis do cocci and bacilli do

A

beta hemolysis

27
Q

True or false - most microbes can be cultured

A

false - use molecular diagnosis more often

28
Q

PCR can make how many copies of a strand of dna

A

millions

29
Q

In RT PCR, amplify RNA after its conversion to DNA by:

A

reverse transcriptase

30
Q

Serology is study of

A

serum (antibody in pt serum)

31
Q

When Ab binds to Ag, the complex can:

A

precipitate - comes out of solution, can see with naked eye

32
Q

Radial immunodiffusion

A

antigen added to wells at dif concentrations, surrounding gel contains antibody, precipitate forms ring around wells

33
Q

double immunodiffusion can test for:

A

multiple organisms

34
Q

Countercurrent electrophoresis

A

Ag and Ab have opposite charges, they migrate (- side is Ag). electricity speeds up diffusion rate

35
Q

Latex agglutination

A

antibodies to specific bacteria coated on latex

36
Q

Hemagglutination can help with

A

blood typing

37
Q

ELISA stands for

A

enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay

38
Q

In ELISA, what binds to Ag:Ab?

A

conjugate enzyme reporter –> glows

39
Q

Sandwich ELISA can quantify

A

antigen

40
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Flow cytometry

A
  1. immunofluorescence performed on cells count in liquid suspension
    - can count type of cells and number
41
Q

PAM is located: (crispr)

A

invading virus/plasmid

42
Q

Cas9

A

cuts DNA that has PAM

43
Q

Saliva based testing is a form of

A

non-invasive biomonitoring

44
Q

Problems with oral microbial testing

A

can’t distinguish between variations -
1. different sites on same tooth
2. same site on different teeth
3. different times on same tooth site