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Lab 3- Staphylococcus Flashcards

1
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Habitat

A

Skin, mucous membrane, food, plant, soil and water

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Morphology

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Coccus

Bunch of grapes

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Staining

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Gram positive

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Steps of gram staining

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Crystal violet 3-5 min 
Lugol solution 1-1,5 min 
96% alcohol, some drops 
Water 
Fuchsin 0,5-1 min 
Water
Drying
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Culture

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Nutrient agar, broth

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Pigment

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Golden, white

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Hemolysis

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B hemolysis (sometimes double)
No hemolysis
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Selective culture

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10% NaCl-mannitol-phenol red agar

Må-tellurite-glycine-pyruvic acid - egg (Baird-Parker agar)

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Biochem

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Catalase +
Oxidase -
Fermentative

Extracellular enzymes:
Coagulase, fibrinolysin, hyaluronidase

Surface proteins: protein-A

Toxins:
haemolysis, leucocidins, enterotoxins, dermotoxin (exfolitative toxin)

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Antigens

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Complex

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Resistance

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Good

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Pathogenicity

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Local suppuration, abscesses, arthritis, mastitis, metritis, dermatitis, septicaemia

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Species

Coagulase positive

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Extracellular enzymes 
Toxins 
Hemolysis
Mannitol + 
Facultative pathogens
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Species

Coagulase negative

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Less extracellular enzymes 
Toxin prod. Not typical 
No hemolysis 
Mannitol -
Generally saprophytes, sometimes subclinical infections
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Coagulase positive species:

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S. Aureus subspecies aureus
S. Aureus subspecies anaerobius
S. Pseudointermedius
S. Intermedius

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16
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What species does s. Aureus subspecies aureus infect?

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Cattle, swine, horse, sheep, dog and poultry
(Biotype A-E in different hosts)

MRSA: methicillin resistant s. Aureus

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What species does s. Aureus subspecies anaerobius target and what disease does it cause?

A

Sheep

Morel disease

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Target species and disease s. Pseudointermedius ?

A

Dog, cat

Dermatitis, otitis externa

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Target species s. Intermedius

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Dog, horse, birds: mucous membranes

Saprophyte

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Coagulase negative species:

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S. Epidermis 
S. Haemolyticus
S. Hyicus 
S. Gallinarum 
S. Equorum 
S. Felis
21
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S. Epidermis target species and disease?

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Horse and dog

Wound infection

22
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S. Hemolyticus found in ?

A

Milk

23
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S. Hyicus

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A part of the strain is coagulase positive

Exudative epidermitis

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S. Gallinarum cause?

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Dermatitis

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S. Equorum cause?

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Dermatitis

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S. Felis cause?

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Dermatitis

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Habitat Micrococcus?

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Environment, mucous membranes, food, skin

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Morphology Micrococcus?

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Coccus

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Biochem Micrococcus?

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Glucose utilization is aerobic or missing

30
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Pathogenicity Micrococcus?

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Saprophyte

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