MICROBIO W1-DAY3_ALN Flashcards
Test for ID of gram(+) organisms
Catalase test
Catalase +/-:
Staphylococci
Catalase +
Catalase +/-:
Streptococci
Catalase -
Catalase +/-:
Enterococci
Catalase -
Catalase +/-:
Listeria monocytogenes
Catalase +
Catalase +/-:
Corynebacteria
Catalase +
Test initially used for differentiating between groups of Gram (-)
Oxidase test
Gram (-) Oxidase (-) bacilli
ESA
Enterobacteriaceae
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia
Acinetobacter spp.
Gram (-) Oxidase (+) bacilli
PA
Pseudomonas spp.
Aeromonas spp.
Indole test detects which enzyme?
Tryptophanase
OXIDASE REACTION
Vibrio:
Enterobacteriaceae:
Vibrio: Oxidase +
Enterobacteriaceae: Oxidase -
Indole test presumptively identifies this bacteria
E. coli
E. coli IMVC rxn
+ + - -
INDOLE TEST RXN
E.coli
+
UREASE TEST (+) ENTEROBACTERIACEAE
PPM
Proteus
Providencia
Morganella
Key enzyme of H. pylori
Urease
Gram - bacilli associated with peptic ulcer
H. pylori
NOTE:
Strong producer of urease that converts urea to ammonia which neutralized acid pH
PYRase (+) Streptococcus group
Group A (S. pyogenes)
PYRase (+) Enterococcus grp
Group D
The only hippurate hydrolysis (+) Campylobacter
C. jejuni
Hippurate Hydrolysis (+)
SLC-G
S. agalactiae
L. monocytogenes
C. jejuni
G. vaginalis
Common among S. agalactiae, L. monocytogenes, C. jejuni, G. vaginalis
Hippurate Hydrolysis +
Planococcus and Stomatococcus are Micrococcaceae genera that can be found among (human/animals).
Animals
Grape-like cocci (in clusters)
Staphylocci
Gram + micrococcaceae in tetrads or in sarcinae
Micrococcus
BAP contains ___% defibrinated (sheep/horse) blood
5%; sheep
Preferred types of defibrinated blood in BAP (Descending order)
1: sheep
2: horse
3: rabbit
Type of blood used to demonstrate B-hemolytic Haemophilus
Horse
Type of blood used to demonstrate B-hemolytic Haemophilus
Horse
Non-specific inhibitors found in Human Blood (not preferred for BAP)
Citrate
Dextrose
Staph/Strep:
Pinhead colonies
Staph
NOTE: Staph has larger colonies than Strep.
Staph/Strep:
Pinpoint colonies
Strep
MSA inhibitor
7.5-10% NaCl
Gram + cocci capable of growing in presence of 7.5% NaCl
Staphylococci (Halophilic)
MSA differentiates Staphylocci based on the fermentation of what carb alcohol?
Mannitol
Incomplete hemolysis on BAP
Alpha
Identify hemolytic pattern on BAP:
Produces green or brown area around colony
Alpha (Incomplete)
Complete hemolysis
Beta hemolysis
Identify hemolytic pattern on BAP:
Clear area around colony
Beta (complete)
Identify hemolytic pattern on BAP:
No lysis of red cells around colony
Gamma
Identify hemolytic pattern on BAP:
No change in agar
Gamma
Identify hemolytic pattern on BAP:
Small zone of alpha surrounded by a zone of B hemolysis after refrigeration
Alpha-prime
Identify hemolytic pattern on BAP:
Surrounded by two zones of hemolysis
Alpha-prime
Inner: alpha
Outer: Beta
TRUE or FALSE:
Alpha prime pertains to double zone of hemoysis of C. perfringens.
FALSE
C. perfringens: Inner = beta; outer = alpha
Golden yellow colonies on LSS
S. aureus
Lemon yellow colonies on LSS
S. citreus
Porcelain white colonies on LSS
S. albus (S. epidermidis)
MSA pH indicator
phenol red
S. aureus on MSA
yellow (MF)
S. epidermidis (albus) on MSA
pink (Non-M F)
S. saprophyticus on MSA
variable (pink/yellow)
What should a culture medium contain to be labeled as “selective”?
Inhibitor
What should a culture medium contain to be “differential?”
Indicator
TSI pH indicator
phenol red
Urease medium pH indicator
phenol red
Phenol red at an acidic pH
Yellow
Phenol red at an alkaline pH
Red
Main test to differentiate Staph vs. Strep
Catalase
catalase test rgt
3% hydrogen peroxide
positive result for catalase test
effervescence, bubbles
Test to differentiate Staphylococcus vs Micrococcus
Modified Oxidase Test
Staph vs. Micro
Lysostaphin susceptible
Staph
Staph vs. Micro
Furazolidone susceptible
Staph
Staph vs. Micro
Lysostaphin resistant
Micro
Staph vs. Micro
Furazolidone resistant
Micro
Staph vs. Micro
Bacitracin resistant
Staph
Staph vs. Micro
Bacitracin susceptible
Micro
Staph vs. Micro
Mod. Oxidase +
Micro
Staph vs. Micro
Mod. Oxidase -
Staph
Staph glucose utilization
Fermenter
Micrococcus glucose utilization
Oxidizer
Gram + cocci that ferments glucose
Staph
Microdase test + reaction for gram + cocci
Blue
Modified Oxidase test rgt
Tetramethyle paraphenylene diamine dihydrochloride w/ dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO)
Original oxidase (for Neisseria) + reaction
Purple color
Glucose utilization test is also known as:
Oxidation-Fermentation (OF) test
OF test medium
OF tube with incorporated glucose
CHO in OF test
Glucose
OF test pH indicator
Bromthymol blue
OF test for gram + cocci:
Open tube (+) Closed tube (-)
Micrococcus
OF test for gram + cocci:
Open tube (+) Closed tube (+)
Staphyloccus
In OF test, closed tube is sealed with?
Mineral oil or Vaseline with parafilm (VASPAR)
Common pH indicators used for OF test
Bromcresol purple (purple to yellow)
Andrade’s Acid Fuchsin Indicator (pale yellow to pink)
Phenol Red (red to yellow)
Bromthymol blue (green to yellow)
The mechanism of Andrade’s Acid Fuchsin indicator is similar to what pH indicator?
Neutral red
A: red to pink
K: red to yellow
Single most important pathogenic determinant of S. aureus
Coagulase Test
(S. aureus vs. Coagulase - Staph)
Coagulase test rgt
Rabbit’s plasma
Anticoagulant of choice in using human plasma for coagulase test
EDTA
NOTE: Citrate = false (+)
Tests used to differentiate coagulase (+) staphylococci
Voges-Proskauer test
PYR test
Test to differentiate S. epidermidis vs. S saprophyticus
Novobiocin Resistance test