Intro to microbiology / bacteria Flashcards

1
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Possible infecting agents

A

Bacteria, Fungi, Viruses, Parasites, Prions

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2
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Sterile Sites

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Blood, CSF, Lung, Bladder

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3
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Non-Sterile sites

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Skin, Gut, Urethra, Nasopharynx

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4
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Light Microscopy Allows you to see (unstained)

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Pus cells, parasites

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5
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Light Microscopy Allows you to see (stained)

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bacteria, yeasts and fungi

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6
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Viruses aren’t visible in…

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Light microscope

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7
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Gram Staining

A

Rapid - you can telephone urgent information

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8
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Bacterial Culture

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Slow/ sensitive

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9
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Healthcare acquired infections

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MRSA, Norovirsues, EBSL

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10
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Difference between gram positive and gram negative

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Gram negative has an outer membrane!! (therefore an extra periplasmic space)
Also has lipopolysaccharides

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11
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Monotrichous flagellum

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One point

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12
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Laphtrichous flagellum

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one point, many flagellum

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13
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Amphitrichous flagellum

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both sides

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14
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Peritrichous flagellum

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all over

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15
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Spores

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Structure produced by bacteria that is resistant to many environmental or induced factors that bacteria may be subjected to

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16
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Bacterial genetics

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Replicate by binary fission

They create identical progeny

17
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Bacterial genetics - variations by…

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spontaneous mutations, transfer of DNA

18
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Bacterial Nomenclature

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Name is based on…

GENUS and SPECIES