LAB MIDTERM TESTS Flashcards

1
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identifies bacterium that can ferment glucose

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purpose of Carbohydrate (Glucose) Fermentation test:

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2
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broth turns YELLOW

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positive carbohydrate test

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3
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broth stays RED

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negative carbohyrate test

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4
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phenol red

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what acts as a pH indicator in carbohydrate test?

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5
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lowers pH below 7 (or 6.8)

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carbohydrate test: if a bacterium ferments a sugar, what will happen to the pH of the medium?

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6
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determines which fermentation route is used to utilize glucose; detects the production of acids (lowers pH)

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purpose of Mixed Acid (MR) test:

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7
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RED broth at a pH of 5 or less

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pos. MR test

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8
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broth stays YELLOW

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neg. MR test

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9
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Methyl Red

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reagent used in MR test

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10
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pH of 5 or lower

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when does methyl red turn red in the MR test?

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11
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determines which fermentation route is used to utilize glucose; detects precursors of Butanediol

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purpose of Voges-Proskauer (VP) test:

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12
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RED broth

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pos. VP test

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13
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broth stays YELLOW

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neg. VP test

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14
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Barritt’s A and Barritt’s B reagent

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reagents used in VP test:

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15
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precursors of Butanediol

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what does Barritt’s A and B reagent detect in VP test?

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16
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identifies bacterium that use citrate as a carbon source and form sodium carbonate (Na2CO3)

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purpose of Citrate Agar test:

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17
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blue agar

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pos. Citrate test

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18
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green agar

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neg. Citrate agar test

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19
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bromothymol blue

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what acts as pH indicator in Citrate test?

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20
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green

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citrate test: pH indicator bromothymol blue in a NEUTRAL pH

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21
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blue

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citrate test: color of bromothyl blue in an ALKALINE pH

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22
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identifies bacterium that possess the enzyme catalase (breaks down harmful hydrogen peroxide (HOOH) into water and oxygen

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purpose of Catalase test:

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23
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break hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen

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what does catalase enzyme do?

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24
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bubbles

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pos. Catalase test

25
Q

no bubbles

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neg. Catalse test

26
Q

hydrogen peroxide

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reagent used for Catalse test

27
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used to identify bacterium that produce cytochrome c oxidase (part of electron transport system); means they perform aerobic respiration to obtain energy

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purpose of Oxidase test:

28
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PURPLE stain on streak

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pos. Oxidase test

29
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no color change

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neg. Oxidase test

30
Q

oxidase reagents

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reagents used for Oxidase test

31
Q

aerobic respiration

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what type of respiration does a bacterium use if it has cytochrome c oxidase?

32
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identifies bacteria that can hydrolyze starch; produce AMYLASE if they do

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purpose of Start Hydrolysis test:

33
Q

clear zone around bacteria (means starch was DIGESTED); does NOT turn black from iodine

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pos. starch hydrolysis test

34
Q

area around bacteria turns black (means starch was NOT digested)

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neg. starch hydrolysis test

35
Q

Iodine

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reagent used for Start Hydrolysis test:

36
Q

turns areas where starch was NOT digested black and leaves areas where starch WAS digested clear

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how does iodine work in the Starch Hydrolysis test?

37
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identifies bacteria than can hydrolyze casein (makes milk white); uses skim milk agar plate

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purpose of Casein Hydrolysis test:

38
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agar turns CLEAR

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pos. Casein test

39
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no color change of agar

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neg. Casein Hydrolysis test

40
Q

none

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reagent used for Casein Hydrolysis test

41
Q

Sulfide Indole Motility

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what does SIM stand for?

42
Q

identifies bacteria that produce hydrogen sulfide (through agar color)

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purpose of H2S (hydrogen sulfide) Production:

43
Q

BLACK agar

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pos. H2S (hydrogen sulfide) Production

44
Q

no color change

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neg. H2S (hydrogen sulfide) Production

45
Q

none

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reagent used for H2S production test:

46
Q

amylase

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if bacteria can hydrolyze starch, what enzyme do they produce?

47
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identifies bacteria that produce indole (indole pyruvic acid); means they are capable of breaking down tryptophan

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purpose of Tryptophan Degradation (part of SIM tube test):

48
Q

Kovac’s reagent turns RED

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pos. Tryptophan Production test

49
Q

Kovac’s reagent remains yellow

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neg. Tryptophan Production test

50
Q

detects the presence of Indole

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what does Kovac’s reagent do in the Tryptophan Production test?

51
Q

tryptophan

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what amino acid are bacteria capable of breaking down if they are positive for the Indole test?

52
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identifies bacteria that produce the enzyme Urease and perform Urea Hydrolysis; break down urea into CO2 + ammonia (NH3)

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purpose of Urease test:

53
Q

HOT PINK broth (nikki minaj bby) when pH increase

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pos. Urease test

54
Q

broth remains yellow

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neg. Urease test

55
Q

phenol red

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what is used as a pH indicator in Urease test?

56
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8.1

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what pH does phenol red turn bright pink in the Urease test?

57
Q

CO2 + ammonia

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produces of urea hydrolysis =

58
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INCREASE pH

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if a bacterium produces urease, what happens to the pH of the culture medium?