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1
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Gram stain - diff between gram negative and positive
Come in and stain

A
  1. Crystal violet
  2. Iodine
  3. Acetate/ alcohol
  4. Safrin counterstain
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Colours for bacteria and stain

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Gram negative pink - decolourise and turn pink due to safrin counterstain
Gram positive purple - retain crystal violet

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What are gram positives and gram negatives mainly

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G + Cocci - balls
G - Bacili - rods

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Gram positive bacili

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C difficile
Listeria

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Gram negative diplococci

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Meningitidis
Neisseria gonorrhoea

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Blood agar

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Sheep and horse blood

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Chocolate agar

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Blood agar cooked for 5 minutes at 80 degrees which will release nutrients that are required for some bacteria to grow
Needed for fastidious organisms

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Fastidiious organisms require what to grow

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Factor X and Y
Known as fastidious require more than normal bacteria

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Cled agar

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  • Differentiate lactose fermenting and non lactose fermenting gram negative bacteria
  • Show E.coli as yellow
  • Salmonella and shigella as blue
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3 main gram negative bacteria

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E. Coli - lactose fermenting
Shigella - non lactose fermenting
Salmonella - non lactose fermenting

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Macconkey agar

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  • Shows E coli as pink
  • Salmonella and shigella as yellow or colourless
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Gonoccus agar

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For neisseria culture

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XLD agar

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  • After macconkey
  • Going to differentiate salmonella and shigella
  • Salmonella - red with black centres
  • Shigella - Red only
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Sabouard agar

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For fungal cultures
e.g candia albicans or aspergillos

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Lowenstein Genson medium

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Culuture medium used to grow tuberculosis

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How do we identify Gram positive

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  • Catalase test
  • Positive in Staph - clusters - bunch of grapes
  • Negative in Strep - chains - strep
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What do you do to differentiate different types of staph

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  • Coagulase test
  • Coagulase: enzyme produced
    by bacteria that clots blood plasma.
18
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Coagulase Positive and Negative - test for Staph

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Positive - S. Aureus
Negative - Other staph - saprophyticus. epidermis

19
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How do you differentiate strep?

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  • Haemolysis on Blood agar
  • Blood agar medium and appy different bacteria to differnt discs - throw the disc in the medium and you measure how much haemolysis occurs
  • Very little haemolysis/ Gamma - typically enterococcus
  • Alpha - Partial haemolysis - green - AS WHEN rbcS BROKEN DOWN THE PRODUCTS OF THAT are bilirubin and iron so it looks rusty - haemolysis is incomplete
  • Beta - full haemolysis - Group
20
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Alpha haemolytic strep test

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  • Optochine test - see if theres a zone of inhibition or not
  • If theres zone of inhibition - optochine sensitive - Strep pneumoniae -
  • If not optochin resistant - no zone of inhibition - Strep viridians - IE and poor dental hygiene
21
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Beta haemolysis

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Lancefield grouping
A - S. pyogenes
B. S. agalectiae

A - affects nasopharyngeal area and skin
B - implicated in neonatal sepsis - children who are under 3 months old

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How do you differentiate Staph second way other than coagulase

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  • Culture on blood agar
  • Staph aureus - appear gold - aureus means gold
  • Other staph are colourless or white
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Sterile sites of body (parts of body that should never have bacterial pathogens)

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Blood - sepsis
CSF - meningitis
Pleural fluid - pericarditis, pleural effusion
Peritoneum - SBP
Joints - septic arthritis
Urinary tract - UTIs
Lower resp tract - TB + Pneumonia

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Negative flow chart - lactose fermentation

A
  • Use maconkey
  • Lactose fermentation - E. Coli/ klebsiella
25
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Negative flow chart non lactose fermenrts

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oxidase positive and negative
Oxidase positive - pseudomonas aeruginosa
Oxidase negative - Salmonella and Shigella

26
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How do you differentiate between salmonella and shigella

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XLD
Salmonella - red with black centres
Shigella - only red

27
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Gram positive have what type of cell wall

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Single thick peptidoglycan cell wall
Produce exotoxin - specific action

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What does exotoxin do

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Produced inside cell and secreted

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Gram negative cell wall

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Double thinner cell wall - smaller peptidoglycan cell wall - less peptidoglycan
Release endotoxin/ LPS - non speecific action

30
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Which antibiotics are used for cell wall destruction

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Beta lactam - penicillin. cephalosporins
Good against gram positive

31
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For MRSA what do you give

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Vancomyocin
ALSO VANCOMYOCIN FOR PENICILLIN ALLERGY

32
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aNTIBIOTICS THat inhibit dihydrofolate reducttase

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Methotrexate - stops processing of normal folate production -

33
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Folate inhibitors

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Nitrofurantoin + trimethoprim

34
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DNA gyrase antibiotics

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Fluroquinolones - ciprofloxacin

35
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RNA polymerase antibiotics

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Rifampicin

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