experiment 4 Staph vs Sal (FOOD POSION Flashcards
What is one of the most common forms of food poisoinging caused by
entero-toxin producing strains of Staphylococcus aureus
does staphylococcous aureus release a exotoxin that is heat stable
yes
what are the two commonways that food illnesses occur
1) Staphylococcus aureuos
-releases a heat stable exotoxin into food
-it is an entero-toxin producing thing
-large amount needed to be toxic (cause food poisoingin)
2)Salmonella
-injesting this pathogenic microorganism because it can grow in the intestinal tract and produce toxic substances
-releases endotoxins from the the LPS in oute membrane of the organism
Is only one organism usually the etiologic agent
yes
An etiologic agent is a factor, such as a microorganism, chemical substance, or environmental condition, that is responsible for causing a disease or pathological condition.
Method
week 1
Innoculate sample a and b of hamburger dilutions (one is staph one is salmonella) on to rappaport (allows for salmonella detection) and make two plates. (one for a and B( of dilution on staph plates
week 2
look for growth on the plates, growth means it is staph
What is rappaport vassiliadis and why is it used
rappaport allows for the growth of salmonella but not staphylococcus
What is usually done with rappaport vasiadialis but asnt done in our lab
usually tetrathionate brilliant green enrichment browhts and brillienat green sulfa and macconkey agars are used
-this allows for enrichment for the growth of salmonella
Esssneutally how was staphylococcus tested for
and how was salmonella
1)using staphylcoccus 110 plate
2)Coagulase Test
-culture in brain heart infusion broth is added to reconstituded plasma
-it gets thick due to enzyme coagulase which is also produced by those that produce the exotoxin
salmonella
1)rappaport vasiadialis
2)MacConkey Plate
3)triple sugar iron agar
TSI (triple sugar iron agar) typical salmonella results
1) Lactose/ sucrose utilization:
-pos yellow
neg: red (SALMONELLA)
2)Dxtrose utilizatio
-pos: yekkiw (w or w/o gas) (SAL)
if black, then it is positive
-negative: no change
3)H2S
pos: black (salm)
neg: no black
4) gas:
pos(sal)
neg
what was the results obtained
B was salmonella
A was Staphyloccocus