Microbiology Flashcards
Histoplasma capsulatum.
Doc histology convertido en un graaan plasma tv. Se encuentra en los pulmones, higado y bazo envuelto en un granuloma rojo que luego se vuelve blanco y sostiene un girasol.
What is peptidoglycan? How is it composed? Difference in gram positive and negative bacteria?
- Component of the cell wall.
- Made of 2 sugars and a peptide
a.NAG
b. NAM - Gram positive: about 40% sheets of peptoglycan.
Gram negative: 5-10%
Talk about mycoplasma, mycobacterium and chlamydia cell wall:
What bacterial antigen causes the mayor activation of inmunologic cascade:
2 characteristics of gram negative bacteria:
- Periplasm: contains enzymes like B lactamase
- Outer membrane: Contains LIPOPOLYSSACHARIDES. Major inmune trigger
Name bacterias with capsules
How do body inmune respond to capsuled bacteria:
What patients are at higher risk for capsulated bacteria:
- loss of antibodies
- Lost of complement
- Los of B cells
- Asplenia
What is the glycocalix?
Two important bacteria phyli
What is a spore?
Dormant state
What are the components of a spore
Name important bacteria’s that form spores
Name the vaccines that are conjugated? I believe the vaccines that use the capsules.
GRAM POSITIVE COCCI IN PAIRS AND CHAINS: S. PNEUMONIE
Pseudomonas aeuriginosa is a gram__________ ____________ (shape)
gram negative rod
In cystic fibrosis px P. aeruginosa survives by the _______________ and forms permanent colonization.
Biofilm. Many P. Aeruginosa stick themselves together and for a glycocalix.
Key virulence factors for E.coli strains are ___________ and ______________
adhesins and pili (fimbriae)
Name 2 of the few coccus that are gram negative
Name 4 bacillus that are gram positive
Name bacteria’s that are shaped branched (2), espiroquetes (3) and vibrio (1)
Name 2 bacterias that pleomorphic
gram stain process
What bacteria and parasite does GIEMSA stain?
- Plasmodium
- Trypanosoma
Name 2 bacteria stain with Ziehl Neelsen:
- Mycobacterium
- Nocardia
PURPLE COLOR!
What can be stain with silver:
- Pneumocystis Pneumonia
- Legionella
- H. Pylori
Amigo de mi papa cubierto en plata y eran una legion que vomitaban plata y luego patinaban.
What can we stain with Indian Ink?
Haemophilus influenzae is a gram _________(shape)__________.
Gram negative bacilococcus
Serratia Marcenses
Marquesita con una serrucha rojaaaaa
Name 4 intracellular bacteria
Name 4 bacteria stain with giemsa
Yo de chinita con el brazo extendido con un mosquito y pija de ulcera en labio con un H.Pylori nadando ahi. Y obvis la putaaaaaaa
What Ziehl Neelsen stain?
- Mycobacterium
- Nocardia
Neesen luego de andar protegiendo a su hija por el mundo del trafico se volvio esqueleticooooooo y con tos (TB) y se quedo sin corazon.
What does Indian ink stain?
Cryptoccocus neoformans
INDIA CON DOS COCOS SE PONE CON UNA GILLET A DARLE FORMA DE ESTRELLAS PORQUE QUIERE ESGTAR A LA MODA!
______________ selective culture media that only grows NEISSERIA.
THAYER-MARTIN
Marthin luther king de ayer negro con secreccion blanca en ojos y pene.
Why do we say blood agar is enriched and diferrential?
- They add nutriens: blood sheep 5%
- Differentiate a alpha pattern or a beta pattern
a. Beta lysis
b. Alpha: partial lysis
c. Gamma: no lysis
SANDIA! Eosin Methylene Blue
Cultures:
1. Selective: Gram Negative
2. Differential: Lactose fermenters
What is the Thayer Martin agar used for?
Name 2 other bacteria that is hemolytic
S. Aures
Pseudomonas
Chocolate agar is used to grow __________________
H. Influenzae
It uses lysed blood
THE _______________________ is used to culture tb.
_______________ where you can culture legionella
______________ where fungi culture grows
What Macconkey stain?
Is selective: It only stains GRAM NEGATIVE because it add bile to kill gram positive
Differential: It contains lactose that is metabolized by lactose-fermented bacteria
Bordetella pertussis is a gram ___________ (shape) _____________. Its culture in _______________ in the past and in present _________________
negative. coccobacillis
Bordet gengou
present: regan lowe media
What are the 2 enzymes that help bacteria live in oxygen enviroment:
- Superoxide dismutase
- Catalase
Porque debajo del diafragma utilizamos como tx metronidazol?
Presencia de Bacteroides fragilis
What does it mean to be a facultative anaerobe?
Name 2 intracellular bacteria:
- Rickettsia
- Chlamydia: Cannot synthesize its own ATP
Name 3 important facultative anaerobes:
Explain the phases of bacterial growth
Lag: No bacterial growth. Increase in size and proteins
Exponential Growth
Stationary: growth but also death because there not as much nutrients as before
Dead
Explain the 3 methods bacteria transfer information
Transformation: Take ADN from enviroment
Conjugation: Bacteria tranfer info to othe bacteria via PHILUS (SEX)
What is a plasmid?
ADN Molecule