M10 - gram -ve Flashcards

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what are the 4 main groups in gram-ve bacteria?

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  • cocci
  • strict anaerobes
  • facultative anaerobes
  • curved rods
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give a general description of Neisseria

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  • gram -ve, facultative/aerobic
  • non-motile
  • pathogens:
    neisseria gonorrhoeae and N meningitidis
    not considered to be normal oral flora
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which oral neisseria in dental plaque saccharolytic produces polysaccharide and a yellow green pigment?

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neisseria subflava - most commonly isolated

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which oral neisseria is saccharolytic and polysaccheride producing but does not produce a pigment?

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neisseria sicca

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5
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which gram - bacteria has a facultative intracellular lifecycle that allows it to infect tonsillar B cells?

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moraxella catarrhalis

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How does moraxella catarrhalis complicates antibiotic therapy?

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most strains produce a Beta-lactamase

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which gram -ve anaerobic cocci makes up to 20% of plaque flora ?

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veillonella- do not ferment carbohydrates

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how does veillonella parvula raise pH?

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catabolises lactic acid (anaerobe) to weaker organic acids

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what is the general link between Veillonella parvula and caries?

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High number of V. parvula raise pH but reduce cariogenecity of plaque

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10
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list 3 motile GNABs

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  • selenomonas
  • centipeda
  • helicobacter
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List 6 non motile GNABs

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Bacteriodes 
porphyromonas 
prevotella
Tannerella 
fusobacterium 
leptotrichia
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selenomonas (non-motile) are cresent shaped bacteria with many flagellae, what are they reportedly associated with?

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aggressive forms of periodontitis

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13
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where has helicobacter been found?

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-reported in dental plaque (Motile)

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14
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which type of anaerobic Gram-ve bacilli are a large proportion of oral bacteria?

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non-motile

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15
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which bacteriode is found in the mouth and GI tract?

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bacteroides fragilis

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16
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which two bacteria are commonly found when the pocket deepens, gingiva starts to recede and bone begins to be lost?

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  • porphyromomas gingivalis and prevotella intermedia
17
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which 3 bacteriodes produce a dark pigment and are asaccharolytic?

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  • prevotella species
  • porphyromonas species
  • tannerella forsythia
18
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list key features of porphyromonas?

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  • dark/purple pigmented GNAB
  • asaccharolytic ; produces protease to access them
  • P.gingivalis considered a periodontopathogen
19
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features of prevotella?

A
  • dark purple pigment
  • gingival sulcus and peri pocket
  • Prevotella intermedia; numbers correlate with periodontitis severity
20
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which species is non-pigmented and is isolated from root canals and periodontal pocket?

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P.dentalis

21
Q

how can black pigmented bacteria (iron requiring) be treated with blue light?

A

causes excitation –> produces O2 reactive which destroys lipids proteins and nuclei acids

22
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plaque causing gingivitis (streptococcus)–>

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plaque grows forming pockets is actinomyces –> when pocket deepens (prophyromomas gingivalis and prevotella intermedia

23
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for porphyromomas, what is the reason for dark pigment?

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iron molecules on surface