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Bacillus cereus Morphology

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Large green colonies
Rough or Ground Glass Appearance
Beta hemolysis
GS: GPB with spores

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Bacillus cereus Reactions

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Catalase = Positive
Oxidase = Positive
Lecithinase = Positive
Penicillin = Resistant
Motile

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Bacillus species Reactions

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Beta Hemolytic (most)
GS: GPB with spores
Catalase = Negative
Oxidase = Positive
Lecithinase = Negative
Penicillin = Variable
Motile

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Listeria moncytogenes Morphology

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Narrow zone of Beta Hemolysis
CAMP = Positive (shovel pattern)
GS: Short GPR or GPCB

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Listeria monocytogenes Reactions

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Catalase = Positive
Bile Esculin = Positive
VP = Positive
Motile only at 25 C
Non-spore forming

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Listeria monocytogenes Disease

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Fifth most common cause of meningits

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Corynebacterium species Info

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GS: GPR with pallisades
Skin contaminate
Catalase = Positive

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Corynebacterium diphtheriae Morphology

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Requires special media
Tinsdale or CTBA = Black colonies/brown with halo
GS: GPR with pallisades

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Corynebacterium diphtheriae Reactions

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Catalase = Positive
Oxidase = Positive
Nitrate = Positive
Urease = Negative
Elek = Positive
Ferments: Glucose and Maltose

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Corynebacterium diphtheriae Disease

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Respiratory tract
Skin lesion

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Erysipelothrix rhusiopathae Info

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Alpha hemolytic
Catalase = Negative
H2S = Positive
Non-motile

** Associated with Pigs **

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Lactobacillus species

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Alpha hemolytic
Catalase = Negative
H2S = Negative

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Arcanobacterium haemolyticum Info

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Beta Hemolytic
Catalase = Negative
CAMP = Reverse Positive
GS: Thin GPR

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Gardnerella vaginalis Morphology

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Beta hemolytic on Human Blood
PPT to tiny clear colonies
V agar: Colonies are yellow - hydrolyzes starch

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Gardnerella vaginalis Reactions

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GS: Gram Variable Pleomorphic Rods
Causes Clue Cells in Vaginal Wet Preps
40% KOH = Whiff Test (Fishy Odor)

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Rhodococcus equi Info

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Pink Colonies
GS: GPCB
Partial Acid Fast = Positive
Catalase = Negative
Urease = Positive
Non-motile

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Bacillus anthracis Morphology

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Non-hemolytic
Medusa head colony
GS: GPB with spores

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Bacillus anthracis Reactions

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Nitrate = Positive
Lecinthinase = Positive
Non-motile

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Bacillus anthracis Disease

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1) Cutaneous (MOST COMMON) = Primary lesion, black eschar, secondary spread through lymphatics and septicemia

2) Pulmonary = Higher fatalities, respiratory distress and edema

3) Gastrointestinal (MOST SEVERE) = Rarest form of disease, ingestion of spores from contaminated meat

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