EXPERIMENT 5 Flashcards

1
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this produces spores

A

SPORE FORMERS

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2
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resistant to heat to any environmental condition

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SPORE FORMERS (spore-forming)

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3
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This is very difficult to kill with simple physical agent

A

SPORE FORMERS (spore-forming)

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4
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What are the materials used for Growth inhibition and destruction of bacteria by physical agents

A

Suspensions of Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia coli

Filter paper discs impregnated with Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia coli

Nutrient broths

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5
Q

This cannot resist harsh environmental conditions

A

VEGETATIVE BACTERIA

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6
Q

How many nutrient broths were prepared for the experiment on Growth Inhibition and Destruction of Bacteria
by Physical Agents

A

5 nutrient broths on different test tubes

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7
Q

How were the 5 test tubes with nutrient broths labeled

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a. Autoclave
b. Hot air
c. Cold
d. boiling
e. Control

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8
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What is the purpose of nutrient broths?

A

They are general purpose broths and used for routine culture. Non-selective (promotes growth of any microorganisms)

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9
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Is nutrient broth selective or non-selective

A

NON-SELECTIVE

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10
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When acquiring specimen from liquid suspension what material should be used?

A

Wire loop

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11
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What is the mechanism of action in sterilization with moist heat?

A

Protein coagulation

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12
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Name the three types of sterilization with moist heat?

A
  1. Boiling
  2. Steam under pressure or autoclave
  3. Fractional / intermittent sterilization
  4. Pasteurization or tyndallization
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13
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What temperature should be used for sterilizing through boiling

A

100 degrees Celsius

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14
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How long should the sterilization through boiling be done?

A

30 minutes

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15
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What are the advantages of using boiling as a sterilization with moist heat method

A

It is the most inexpensive and the most practical

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16
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What is the disadvantage of boiling as the method for sterilization with moist heat?

A

It is not effective in killing spores

17
Q

For the suspensions in Growth inhibition and destruction of bacteria by physical agents, what staining was used?

A

Gram staining

18
Q

For the control test tube, what temperature should it be incubated at?

A

37 degrees Celsius

19
Q

This sterilization method is considered the most powerful heat sterilizing agent

A

STEAM UNDER PRESSURE or AUTOCLAVE

20
Q

What is another name of the sterilization method “Steam under pressure”

A

Autoclave

21
Q

What temperature should be set when using the autoclave or the steam under pressure method?

A

121 degrees celsius

22
Q

How long should the autoclave method be done?

A

At least 15 - 20 minutes

23
Q

The amount of pressure to be placed when doing the autoclave method.

A

15 lbs. pressure

24
Q

What is/are the advantage/s of using the autoclave method?

A

a. All microorganisms and their endoscopes are destroyed

b. Shorter time is required compared to the dry heat sterilization

25
Q

What type of microorganism cannot be killed using the autoclave method?

A

The prions