[LAB] Exercise 8B: AST: Broth Macrodilution or Macrobroth Dilution Flashcards
what type of dilution is one of the conventional testing methods used in AST?
Broth dilution
This is a technique that uses a standardized amount of test inoculum present in Mueller Hinton Broth (MHB) and a selected antimicrobial agent.
Broth dilution
What standardized test inoculum is used in Broth dilution?
Mueller Hinton Broth and Selected antimicrobial agent
T/F: The antimicrobial agent is diluted five-fold in the test.
F.
two-fold in the test only
T/F: The minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) is expressed in mg/dl
F.
µg/mL
This is the lowest concentration of antimicrobial agent that completely inhibits visible growth
Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC)
T/F: The MIC can be detected semi-automated
trew
MIC can be detected v_______, a_______, or s__________ method
visually
automated or semi-automated
Name three interpretative categories once MIC has been determined
Susceptible (S)
Intermediate (I)
Resistant (R)
Name two categories of broth dilution
Broth microdilution (microbroth dilution)
Broth macrodilution (macrobroth dilution)
T/F: Main difference between broth microdilution and broth microdilution is on the volume of the MIC
F.
Volume of the MHB used dapat :)
T/F: In exercise 8B, broth microdilution was used.
F.
Broth macrodilution
(check the title of the experiment for validation <3) HAHAHA
T/F: Sterile 12mm x 100mm test tubes with screw caps were used in this experiment.
F.
13mm x 100mm dapat :)
Yes/No: In this experiment 8B, do we need to standardize the inoculum to a 0.5 McFarland Standard?
Yes.
T/F: The test antibiotic used in this experiment was Amoxicillin 20 U/mL
F.
Penicillin (working solution of 20 U/mL)
T/F: The test culture must grow on BAP
T.
T/F: For other test antibiotics a 200 µg/mL should be your working solution
T.