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BIO 286 - Microbiology > Lab Quiz 1: Microscopy, Cell morphology, Aseptic Technique (Bio 286 - Microbiology) > Flashcards

Lab Quiz 1: Microscopy, Cell morphology, Aseptic Technique (Bio 286 - Microbiology) Flashcards

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1
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ocular lenses (binocular)

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eye pieces that each has a magnifying power of 10X

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cord wrap

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brackets to store the power cord around when done using the scope

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objective lenses

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secondary lenses to magnify the sample ranging in magnifying power from 4X to 100X

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course focus knob

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used to rapidly move the stage (and thus the sample) to focus

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fine focus knob

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used to tweak the focus with 40X and 100X objectives

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mechanical stage controls

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move the sample in the X and Y planes, where the focus is the Z plane

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condenser iris

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the lever that controls how much light passes through the sample

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power switch

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turns the lamp on and off

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light source

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halogen lamp providing light

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parfocal and parcentered

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once the sample is centered and focused with one objective, it will be (more or less) focused and centered for all other objectives too

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total magnification

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ocular lens (10X) x objective lens

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field of view

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total area of the sample that is visual; decreases as magnification increases; equal to (division size x 100)/0.56 (because the entire ocular reticle only spans 56%)

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working distance

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space between objective lens and sample; decreases as magnification increases; measured with a ruler

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right ocular lens

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has the measuring reticle (scale) with 100 unit-less divisions; calibrated with a slide with a stage micrometer (where the slides have a line etched on them that is 1mm, 1000 micrometers long and divided into 100 equal segments that are 10 micrometers each)

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division size calculation

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(number of scale divisions x 10 micrometers) / number of ocular divisions

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coccus

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spherical bacterium

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diplococci

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spherical bacteria growing in pairs

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diplococci encapsulated (pneumococcus)

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spherical bacteria growing in pairs within an encapsulated membrane

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staphylococci

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spherical bacteria growing in clusters

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streptococci

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spherical bacteria growing in chains

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sarcina

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cubical packet of 8, 16, or more spherical bacteria

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tetrad

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square packet of four spherical bacteria

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enlarged rod (fusobacterium)

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bacteria rod that is elongated into a slender, pointed end shape

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vibrio

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comma shaped bacteria

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comma’s form (bdellovibrio)

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a monotrichous (one flagella) comma shaped bacteria

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club rod (corynebacteriaceae)

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a comma shaped bacteria with most of the cell material condensed at one end and the other end coming to a narrow handle, similar to a club

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helical form (helicobacter pylori)

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a comma shaped bacteria that has an two ends meeting at a more narrow midpoint, resembling a helical shape

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coccobacillus

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short round rod bacteria

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bacillus

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rod shaped bacteria

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diplobacilli

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pairs of bacilli

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palisades

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bacilli in a parallel or picket fence

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streptobacilli

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chains of bacilli

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hypha

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the narrowest part of bacteria with a shape similar to the club rod but with a more slender head

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stalk

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the most narrow, slender part of a comma shaped bacteria

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corkscrew’s form (borrelia burgdorferi)

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a thick spiral bacteria

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spirochete

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spiral shaped bacteria

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filamentous

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complex bacteria shape that looks like an unraveled spiral

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aseptic

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sterile, not contaminated

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axenic

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pure culture

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morphological features describing colonies

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size, shape, margin, elevation, color, consistency, surface, opacity

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size of colonies

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punctiform (pinpoint), small, moderate, large

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shape of colonies

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round, irregular, fibrous, rhizoid, curled

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round

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colonies that have a nice radial symmetry and appear as round mounds of growth

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irregular

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colonies that have less symmetry and have undulating edges

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fibrous shape

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soil bacteria that have fibrous or hairy colonies

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rhizoid

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bacteria and fungi that have a spreading and branching type of growth

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curled

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bacteria that have a terraced appearance due to swarming on the plate

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margin of colonies

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fibrous, entire, lobate, serrate

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fibrous margin

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colonies that have a filamentous edge

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entire

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colonies that with a smooth and even edge

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lobate

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colonies that have an irregular, lobed edge

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serrate (aka erose)

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colonies that have a saw-tooth edge

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elevation of colonies

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flat, raised, convex, crateriform, umbonate, pitted

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flat

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colonies that have very little elevation and remain flat on agar surface

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raised

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colonies that have some elevation and appear somewhat raised from agar surface

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convex

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colonies that form a substantial pile of cells with a dome-like structure

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crateriform (aka concave)

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colonies that exhibit depressions in the center

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umbonate

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colonies that exhibit an extra dimple in the center

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pitted

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colonies that metabolize the agar in the media so they grow within the media

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color of colonies

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variants of cream to tan, but some white, black, yellow, red, pink, purple, and other shades

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consistency of colonies

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butyrous, viscous, mucous, friable

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butyrous

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colonies having a buttery consistency

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viscous

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colonies having a sticky consistency

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mucous

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colonies having a slimy consistency (often due to production of a capsule)

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friable

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colonies (like mycobacteria) that have hard and waxy colonies that break up upon probing

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surface of colonies

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appear to be smooth and/or shiny or dull/rough or wrinkled

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opacity of colonies

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varying translucence, but most appear opaque (not transparent)

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plate streaking

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a lab technique used to obtain isolated individual colonies of bacterial clones

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process of plate streaking

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sterilize a wire loop by incineration and let cool for about 10 seconds -> get loopful of mixed culture and apply it to the plate in section 1 -> sterilize loop again and cool -> use loop to spread some cells of section 1 to section 2, spread in section 2 -> sterilize loop and cool -> use loop to spread some cells of section 2 to section 3, spread in section 3 -> sterilize loop and cool -> use loop to spread some cells of section 3 to section 4, spread in section 4 -> sterilize loop, place plate in incubator

70
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Roccal

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antiseptic used to wipe the workspace down (before and after lab sessions)

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regular trash disposal

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into regular trash bins

72
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stain disposal

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labeled carboy at the front of the lab

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glass disposal

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cardboard glass receptacle

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chemical disposal

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containers and instruction for disposal provided on a case to case basis

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contaminated material disposal

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orange autoclave bag at the front of lab; contaminated glassware in a bin at the front of the lab for later decontamination

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bunsen burner

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decently sized triangle of blue flame = good

BIO 286 - Microbiology (21 decks)

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