gram negative cocci Flashcards
STANDARD METHOD for identifying N. gonorrhea
a. carbohydrate utiilization test
b. oxidase test
c. catalase
a. carbohydrate utilization test
ph indicator of CUT
a. phenol red
b. nuetral red
c. SPS
a. phenol red
reagent used in oxidase test
a. 1% tetramethyl-p-phenylenediamine dihydrochloride
b. 5-10% h2o2
c. 20-30% h2o2
a. 1% tetrametyl-p-phenyldiamine dihydrochloride
tetra methyl p phenyl di amine di hydro chloride
reagent used in SUPEOXOL test
a. 1% tetramethyl-p-phenylenediamine dihydrochloride
b. 5-10% h2o2
c. 20-30% h2o2
20-30% h2o2
leading cause of STD
Neisseria gonorrhea
this medium contains all MTM agar components EXCEPT NYSTATIN that is substituted by ANISOMYSIN
a, TMA
b. MTM agar
c. ML agar
c. martin lewis agar/ ML agar
it is a TRANSPARENT medium containing HORSE LYSED BLOOD
a. TMA
b. MTM
C. NEW YORK CITY AGAR
NEW YORK CITY AGAR/ NY AGAR
this medium is able to grow GENITAL MYCOLPLASMA
a. TMA
b. MTM
C. NEW YORK CITY AGAR
C. NY AGAR
it uses monoclonal antibodies that RECOGNIZE EPITOPES ON THE POR OF N. gonorrhea
a. Fluorescent antibody test (FAT)
b. Coagglutination
a. FAT
POR———– principal outer membrane
it uses monoclonal antibodies to IDENTIFY the gonococci
a. fat
b. coagglutination
COAGGLUTINATION
it is the test that has a capability to detect the presence of Chlamydia trachomatis
a. Fluorescent antibody test
b. nucleic acid amplification test
c. chemilluminiscent nucleic acid probe
b. nucleic acid amplification test
it is a RAPID test for DIRECTLY DETECTING GONOCOCCAL rRNA IN GENITAL AND CONJUNCTIVAL SPECIMEN
a. Fluorescent antibody test
b. nucleic acid amplification test
c. chemilluminiscent nucleic acid probe
C. CHEMILUMINESCENT NUCELIC ACID PROBE
ALTERNATE METHOD TO BE USED IN ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TEST (ast)
A. D-DISK TEST
B. TAXO P
C. E-TEST
E TEST
causative agent of SPOTTED FEVER
A. strepto pneumoniae
b. strepto meningitidis
c. s. agalactiae
b. streptococcus meningitidis
spotted fever or meningococcemia`
hemmorage of adrenals known as
a. waterhouse friedrichsen syndrome
b. hugh curtis syndrome
c. schultz charlton
a. waterhouse friedrichsen syndrome