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Lab diagnosis RED WORDS Flashcards

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pure cultures cultivated by?

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cultivated and maintained via aseptic technique

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Describe aseptic technique

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  • sterilize loop via flame
  • flaming tube tip to sterilize it (after uncapping it)
  • only sterilized portion of loop touches tube
  • tube tip reflamed
  • tube recapped and loop resterilizes
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defined medium

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chemically defined

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complex medium

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chemically UNdefined

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colonies are isolated how?

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Koch developed streak plate method to get visible, isolated masses

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What type of media is Eosin Methylene Blue Agar (EMB)

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both selective and differential media

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What type of media is McConkey’s agar?

*+ or - results mean?

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both selective and differential media

  • often used to determine if a gastrointestinal microorganism that causes diarrhea is a pathogen
  • *lactose negative= pathogen
  • *lactose positive= non-pathogen
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Blood Agar?

Help ID?

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  • contains whole blood cells

* useful complex media for isolation and identification of pathogenic Streptococcus pyogenes that causes strep throat

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Chocolate Agar

Helps ID what bacteria?

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  • contains hemolyzed blood

* used for isolation of Neisseria meningitidis

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What type of media is Mannitol Salt Agar?

*types of staph found

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  • selective differential media
  • often used to ID suspected Staph food poisoning BC only staph bacteria grows well in the high salt of this media
  • -Staphylococcus aureus changes agar to YELLOW and is found in food
  • -Staphylococcus epidermis not in food
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Broths

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have all the necessary nutrients in a liquid form

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Agar media

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have all the necessary nutrient in a gelled liquid

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What makes up Nutrient broth or Nutrient agar?

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a non-defined (complex) media

**contains: water, dried beef-extract, peptone (soy beans), with or without agar

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Growth factors

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specific substances such as Vitamins or Amino acids that are required by certain bacteria

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What are auxotrophs?

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bacteria that require one or more growth factors

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Stains or staining

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treatment of organisms with dyes to make them visible under microscopes

  • reveals shape, size, internal and external structures
  • may produce specific reactions to discriminate microbes
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Simple stain

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is when a single reagent like methylene blue is used to see gross cellular morphology
•Simple and/or differential cell staining are used to increase contrast in brightfield microscopy.

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Differential stain

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is when 2 or more stains are used
•Allows classification of bacteria based upon differences in stain uptake
•Simple and/or differential cell staining are used to increase contrast in brightfield microscopy.

19
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Steptococcus mutans is Gram positive or Gram negative?

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Gram positive (purple)

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Porphyromonas gingivalis is Gram positive or Gram negative?

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Gram negative (red)

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confocal scanning laser microscopy (CSLM)

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is a form of light/fluorescent microscopy that allows for greater threedimensional imaging than other forms of light microscopy
–planes are visualized by adjusting the plane of focus of laser beam

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electron microscope

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electrons are used instead of light rays

•Electron microscopes have far greater resolving power than light microscopes, with limits of resolution of about 0.2 nm

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transmission electron microscope

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with thin sectioning the internal structures can be viewed

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scanning electron microscope

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view the surfaces of microbes by coating with gold

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Seroconversion

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occurs when antibody is produced in response to a primary infection

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Selective Media

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a bacterial growth media that allows only certain species or strains of bacteria to grow
-EMB agar only allows gram- bacteria to grow

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Differential Media

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bacterial media in which certain bacteria that grow on these media take on unique colony characteristics
-EMB agar E. coli colonies have a green sheen

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light microscope

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ordinary visible light is beamed through a stained microbe

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phase contrast

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dark image on lighted background- visualize live samples and avoid distortion from cell stains; image contrast is derived from the differential refractive index of cell structures versus background

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dark field

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lighted image on dark background- Greater resolution can be obtained using dark-field microscopy, in which only the specimen itself is illuminated

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most widely used differential stain?

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gram stain

*positive (purple) or negative (red)

32
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Acid fast stain differential stain is used to distinguish?

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis

-difficult to stain bc mycolic acids present in cell wall

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Acid fast bacteria staining procedure? Color they turn?

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retain the primary stain upon treatment with acid alcohol
•1.Carbolfucsin (red) - primary stain
•2.acid alcohol - decolorizer
•3.methylene blue - counterstain
---•Acid Fast = Red
---•Non-Acid Fast = Blue
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Carbolfucsin (red) in acid fast stain

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primary stain

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acid alcohol in acid fast stain

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decolorizer

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methylene blue in acid fast stain

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counterstain
•Acid Fast = Red
•Non-Acid Fast = Blue

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fluorescence microscope

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1) all or parts of a microbe are tagged with a fluorescent molecule
2) the molecule is hit with a wavelength of light that will excite the fluorescent molecule
3) the excited molecule will then fluoresce and can be viewed against a dark background
– oftentimes the fluorescent molecule is attached to an antibody that will recognized a specific type of molecule on the microbe

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direct vs indirect fluorescence microscope

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  • direct assay= antiviral antibody modified with a fluorescent/enzyme probe
  • indriect assay= using antiviral antibody and chemically modified anti-immunoglobulin

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