Exam A Retake Flashcards
What agar is used for E. coli O157 pathogenic strain?
SMAC (sorbitol + MAC)
What is the appearance of E. coli on EMB?
green sheen
What test is used to differntiate E. Coli from Klebsiella?
indole (E. coli is pos)
Three organisms that are PAD positive?***
-Proteus
-Morganella
-Providencia
What is the only indole positive Klebsiella?
K. oxytoca
Klebsiella:
Motility…
MUG…
nonmotile
MUG pos
a late lactose fermenter ONPG
Citrobacter
o Motile
o Produces red pigment (prodigiosin)
Serratia
o Triple negative decarboxylation
o Smooth colonies on blood agar
o Yellow colonies on HEK & XLD
Enterobacter
How is Salmonella differentiated from proteus?
urease (proteus is pos)
Salmonella:
indole _________
urease ________
neg, neg
what is triple pos? (Lysine/Ornithine/ Agrinine)
What is triple neg decarboxylation?
Salmonella
Enterobacter
The only Shigella subtype that is ornithine + and ONPG +
Subtype C = S boydii***
Proteus is ________ on LIA
red***
Proteus vulgaris:
indole _______
citrate _______
pos, neg***
Proteus mirabilis:
indole ________
citrate ________
neg, pos***
-ornithine decarboxylase +
***Proteus is PAD _____
+
Bacteria that can cause otisis media?***
S. pneumoniae, Moraxella catarhalis**, and Haemophilus influenzae
Proteus on LIA?
red slant on LIA, deaminates Lysine (look at slant)!***
What causes Yersinia petis?
by fleas —> rats —> humans
o Think ships, causes bubonic plague
o Bipolar staining
Y. enetero has bullseye colonies on ______
CIN
o wound cultures
o H2S +
Shewanella
Vibrio cholerae is ________ on TCBS
yellow (check this one)
green on TCBS that comes from seafood
Vibrio parahaemoluticus ***
Clostridium is gram _____
positive
Streptococcus agalactiae:
hippurate _____
pos
Streptococcus agalactiae:
bile esculin _____
neg
Streptococcus agalactiae:
CAMP ________
pos
Streptococcus agalactiae is group ____ step
B
Pasteurella:
Gram _____
Oxidase ________
neg
pos
Pasteurella motility?
non motile
True or false:
Pasteruella cannot grow on MAC?
true
What Haemophilus can grow on 3/4 of the quad plate?
Haemophilus parainfluenzae
It only needs factor V (NAD), quads II, III and IV have NAD
How is Moraxella differentiated from Neisseria?
Moraxella is DNAse +
_________ turns GREEN on TCBS and comes from seafood
Vibrio para
MSA (Mannitol Salt Agar) plates used to differentiate…
staph epi from staph aureus***
Staph epi will be RED
Staph aureus will be YELLOW (pos)
Pasteurella causes ________ infections
wound (question with this and 3 other choices…picked Pasteurella because it was the only one I recognized)
C. diptheria will grow on ________ AND ___________.***
Loeffler AND Tellurite
For urine counts:
-If the loop size is 0.01, multiply by _____
-If the loop size is 0.001, multiply by _____
100
1,000
For urine counts:
if the colony count is >_______ you report it as >_______ .
100,000
-If it is less than 100,000 it is not significant (it means there is not UTI, and so you don’t need to ID) (check this one, does it need to be ID?)
MAC inhibits gram + organisms using _________ and _________.
crystal violet and bile salts
Campylobacter growth conditions
Campy agar, 42C and CO2 incubator
Two gram neg. bacteria that are catalase pos?
E. coli and Vibrio
V shaped, Chinese letter
Corynebacterium
Gram +
Elek +
Corynebacterium
o Catalase +
o Cystine tellurite BA or modified tinsdale
Corynebacterium
o Group A
o Susceptible to bacitracin (A Disk)
o PYR +
Streptococcus pyogenes
o Group B
o RESISTANT TO BACITRACIN
o CAMP & HHT +
Streptococcus agalactiae
S. pyogenes, S. agalactiae:
Which is resistant to Bacitracin (A disk)?
Streptococcus agalactiae is RESISTANT TO BACITRACIN***
Streptococcus pyogenes is susceptible
Neisseria gonorrhea morphology
Gram neg diplococci
N. Gon.
What sugar does it use?
ONLY glucose
Media used for Neisseria gonorrhea
-Thayer-Martin & Chocolate agar
-If Thayer-martin is not a choice for gram – diplo, then its chocolate
Neisseria gonorrhea is oxidase ______
pos
Which Neisseria can cause joint infection?
N. gonorrhea
Common cause of meningitis
Neisseria meningitis
** if there was no growth for meningitis cultures… it is aseptic meningitis**
What are the urease pos organisms?***
Proteus, Klebsiella, Serratia, Morganella
(Uncle Pete Knits Sweaters on Monday)
Indole pos organisms?
-Mogranella
-E coli
-K. oxytoca
-P. vulgaris
Arginine Positive:
-Enterobacter
-Salmonella (triple pos)
-Citrobacter freudii
PAD Positive:
PPM
Proteus
Providencia
Morganella
K/A TSI:
o Salmonella
o Shigella
o Proteus
o Morganella
o Providencia
-Essentially all the ones that do not ferment lactose are K/A
-K/A DO ferment glucose though
Lactose Fermenters:
o E. coli
o Klebsiella
o Citrobacter
o Enterobacter
HEK growth:
Lac + will be ________
Lac - will be ________
yellow (enterobacter)
blue/green (shigella/maybe colorless?)
What color is salmonella on HEK?
black
What is in MacConkey agar?
-bile salts and crystal violet
-Neutral red indicator
MacConkey:
Lac + ________
Lac - ________
pink
yellow
Xylose Lysine Deoxycholate:
Lac + ______
Lac -_______
yellow
red
H2S = black
What does XLD isolate?
gram -
Gram + cocci grow in _________ in Thioglycolate broth
puffballs
What three medias could be used to isolate salmonella and shigella in stool?
-HE
-XLD
-SS
What agar is used to isolate E. coli O157?
SMAC
What color is E. coli on XLD?
yellow
What color is some proteus species on XLD?
yellow with black centers
What color is shigella on XLD?
colorless or red colonies
What color is salmonella on XLD?
red with black centers
How does salmonella and shigella appear on SS agar?
colorless colonies (neither ferment lactose) but salmonella produces black centers
TCBS is selective for ________.
vibrio
Regan-Lowe agar is selective for_________.
B. pertussis
BCYE is used for isolation of ___________.
legionella
Bacteria that can cross the placenta and infect the fetus
Listeria monocytogenes
Neisseria spp.:
catalase ______
oxidase ______
pos, pos
Motility:
Most enterobacterales are pos, except ___________ and ___________.
Klebsiella and shigella
What media is used to inhibit normal fecal flora and isolate enteric pathogens?
GN broth (not sure)
CNA agar is used to isolate ________.
Gram positive bacteria
How can Klebsiella be differentiated from Enterobacter?
Motility (enterobacter is pos)
How can Shigella be differentiated from Salmonella?
Motility (salmonella is pos)
The string test can be used to differentiate between…
Vibrio cholerae (positive) and
other Vibrio spp (negative)