McCurnins ch 15 Flashcards

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This media is used for the primary isolation of organisms and for subculture of organisms.

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Blood agar plate

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When this biochemical test is positive, a red color forms within seconds of the addition of the Kovac reagent.

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Indole test media

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Used for direct isolation of Salmonella spp. from feces.

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Hektoen enteric agar

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Media used to enrich samples for the detection of Salmonella spp.

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Selenite or tetrathionate broth

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The results of this test is determined by observing for a purple or port-wine color in the slant and a purple color in the butt.

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Lysine iron agar slant

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These plates provide a rich media for the culture of anaerobic organisms.

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Brucella blood agar plate

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Primarily used to differentiate species of Staphylococcus based on fermentation.

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Salt mannitol agar

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For determining whether an organism has and is able to use flagella.

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Motility media

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Primarily isolation medium for selection of Gram-negative organisms.

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MacConkey agar plate

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A tube medium used to determine whether an organism produces urease.

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Christensen urea agar slant

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When this biochemical test is positive, the media turns blue, whereas a negative reaction leaves the media green.

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Citrate test media

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For determining the ability of organisms to utilize glucose, sucrose, and lactose, and to produce hydrogen sulfide.

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Triple sugar iron agar slant

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Media that detects and discriminates between two organisms based on the results of a biochemical reactions?

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differential

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The antimicrobial ____ test is used to determine whether an antimicrobial agent will kill or inhibit growth of a particular organism

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susceptibility

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15
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A stain that distinguishes bacteria that have mycolic acid incorporated in their cells walls?

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acidfast

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Culture medium used to enhance the growth of specific bacteria?

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enrichment

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Antibodies that recognize a single antigen?

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monoclonal

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Biochemical test used to differentiate Staphyloccocus spp from streptococcus spp?

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DNA that is evolutionarily very similar among bacterial species but is usually different enough to identify a specific species?

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conserved gene

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Culture medium that reduces the growth of unwanted bacteria to allow the growth of other bacteria?

21
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the lowest concentration of antimicrobial required to slow bacterial growth?

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Stain used to differentiate bacteria based on their cell wall?

23
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Another name for the Kirby-Bauer susceptibility test?

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disk diffusion

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Medium that maintains bacteria in original concentrations without encouraging growth or causing death of the bacteria?

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Biochemical test used to differentiate and identify gram-negative bacteria?
oxidase
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Biochemical test used to differentiate pathogenic Streptococcus spp and nonpathogenic Streptococcus ssp?
coagulase
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Abcess means?
an infected part of the body containing pus usually involves swelling at the site
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Aerobe?
bacteria that grows in environment with Oxygen
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Anaerobe?
bacteria that can't grow because of lack of oxygen
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Dermatophyte?
a fungus that grows underneath the nails and infecting them. A fungus that also infects the skin.
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Fastidious?
bacteria that have specific growth requirements
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Hemolysis?
when red blood cells rupture
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Indigenous flora?
bacteria that is normally at a site in the body. Aka microflora
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Mycosis?
having a fungal infection
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Nosocomial infection?
while being hospitalized, an animal picks up an infection that they didn't have prior to hospitalization
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Opportunistic infection?
an infection that occurs because of certain conditions happening at a time when the immune system is down.
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Yeast?
unicellular fungal organisms - grow by budding