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Lab Quiz 4 Flashcards

1
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How do you calculate Original Cell Density?

A

Colony Forming Units / (Dilution X Volume of sample)

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2
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What is Beta Hemolysis?

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Complete lysis of blood cells

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What is Alpha Hemolysis?

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Partial lysis of blood cells, turns the agar green

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What is Gamma Hemolysis?

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Bacteria can grow on the plate, but can’t destroy any red blood cells

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5
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When is Blood Agar used in real life?

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Strep tests

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6
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What is bacteriocidal?

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Capable of killing bacteria

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7
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What is bacteriostatic?

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Capable of stopping bacterial growth

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8
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Why doesn’t penicillin kill gram negative bacteria?

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Gram negative bacteria have an outer membrane outside of the peptidoglycan that penicillin can not cross.

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9
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What is a Fomite?

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Any object or substance capable of carrying and transferring an infectious disease. Ex: Skin, hair, clothing

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What is a Vector?

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Any agent or person capable of carrying and transferring an infectious disease. Ex: person, mosquito, animal, microorganism

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What is a Common Source Epidemic?

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All victims acquire the infection from the same source like water or ventiliation

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12
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What is an Index Case?

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The first case. The first person to contract the disease.

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13
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What is Propagated Transmission?

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The disease is transferred person to person

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14
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How do you calculate Incidence Rate?

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new diseases in time period / size of at risk population

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How do you calculate Point Prevalence?

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existing cases at a point in time / size of at risk population

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16
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What is GYEA?

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Glycerol Yeast Extract Agar

17
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What does GYEA grow?

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Actinomycetes bacteria. Actinomycetes are soil decomposers

18
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What did the NA select for?

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Broad range of bacteria but not fungi

19
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What was added to NA to inhibit fungal growth?

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Cycloheximide. It blocks eukaryotic biosynthesis

20
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What is SDA?

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Sobouraund Dextrose Agar

21
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What did SDA grow?

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Fungi, no bacteria

22
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What was aded to SDA to inhibit bacterial growth?

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Penicillin and streptomycin

23
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What are coliforms?

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Lactose fermenting, rod shaped, gram negative bacteria

24
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How are coliforms detected on the membrane filter?

A

Metallic green color

25
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What is Endo Agar?

A

Encourages gram negative growth and inhibits gram positive growth.

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