Microbiology

Question 1

study of organisms too small to be seen by the unaided eyes

Answer 1

Medical Microbiology

Question 2

what are the branches of medical biology?

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• protozoology
• mycology
• bacteriology
• ricketsiology
• virology

Question 3

study of protozoans

Answer 3

protozoology

Question 4

study of fungi

Answer 4

mycology

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study of bacteria

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bacteriology

Question 6

study of transitional organisms between bacteria and viruses

Answer 6

ricketsiology

Question 7

study of viruses

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virology

Question 8

parts of Bacterial cell

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• chromosome is circular
• spores

Question 9

even if autoclaved (machine for sterilization)

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spores are able to resist

Question 10

Clostridium tetani (tetanus)

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Terminal

Question 11

Clostridium botulinum (botulinum toxin - botox)

Answer 11

Subterminal

Question 12

bacilis anthracis (used for bioterrorism)

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central

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Organisms according to flagella

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• atrichous
• monotrichous
• amphitirichous
• lopotrichous
• peritrichous

Question 14

absence of flagellum; non-motile

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atrichous

Question 15

one polar flagellum

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monotrichous

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single flagellum on both ends

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amphitrichous

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tuft of flagella on either end or both ends; multiple flagella on one area/point

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lopotrichous

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flagella present all around the organism

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peritrichous

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two classifications of bacteria

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• gram-negative cell wall
• gram-positive cell wall

Question 20

thin peptidoglycan layer

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gram-negative cell wall

Question 21

• thick peptidoglygan layer
• outer membrane: LPS or lipopolysaccharide

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gram-positive cell wall

Question 22

3 major bacterial shapes

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• coccus
• rod/bacillus
• curved forms: spirillum/spirochete

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factors needed for bacterial growth

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oxygen
CO2
nutrients
temperature
hydrogen & ion concentration

Question 24

what temperature does bacteri grow

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between 35-37 degrees celsius

Question 25

types of bacteria accorsing to O2 requirement

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aerobes
anaerobes
capnophiles
nutritional types

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type of bacteria that requires oxygen for growth

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aerobes

Question 27

type of bacteria that grows best in atmosphere of reduced oxygen

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anaerobes

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what type bacteria that requires 5-10% CO2 (candle jar) to live

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capnophiles

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nutritional types

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all microorganisms

Question 30

under autotrophs (inorganic self feeders)

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• photoautotrophs (light energy source)
• chemoautotrophs (inorganic source)

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under heterotrophs (organic other feeders)

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• photoautotrops (light energy source)
• chemoautotrophs (orgamic source)

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uses nutrients to multiply

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stationary phase

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can no longer multiply, proceeds to death phase

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death phase

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help determines bacteria

Answer 34

staining

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2 staining techniques

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• simple staining
• differential staining

Question 36

single stain, for visualization of morphological shape and arrangement

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simple staining

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has 2 contrasting stain separated by decolorizing agent

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differential staining

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what are the 2 contrasting stain separated by decolorizing agent

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identification and visualization of structure

Question 39

microbiologists uses this to stain a slide containing micro-organisms.

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india ink

Question 40

steps in simple staining

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step1: heat fix smear
step2: stain

Question 41

gram stain procedure and result

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• fixation
• crystal violet
• iodine treatment
• decolorisation (alcohol)
• counter stain with safranin

Question 42

acid fast staining

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hot and cold method

Question 43

test that provides a clinician with threpeutic guidelines

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Antimicrobial Susceptibility Test (AST)

Question 44

Types of Antimicrobial Assay

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• Disk diffusion susceptibility test
• Broth diffusion susceptibility test

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• uses antibiotic disk
• needs to be compared to .5 McFarland standard to standardized everything
• zoom of inhibition

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Disk difussion susceptibility test

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means antibiotic successfully killed bacteria

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zoom of inhibition

Question 47

the standards followed

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CLSI (Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute)

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• u will be the one to find which one is most effective
• able to adjust the concentration of antibiotic

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broth diffusion susceptibility test

Question 49

MIC

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minimum inhibitory concentration

Question 50

MBC

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minimum bactericidal concentration

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6 Antibiotic mechanisms of action

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inhibits __________ synthesis
1. cell wall
2. protein
3. DNA
4. RNA
5. Folic Acid
6. Mycolic Acid

Question 52

a method of staining which involves heating the carbolfuchsin stain

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hot method

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Kinyoun method which does not involve heating

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cold method

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• gram stain
• acid fast stain

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identification (differential staining)

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• spore stain
• capsule stain

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visualization of structure (differential stsining)

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_______ kills bacteria; ________ maintain bacteria. Inhibit growth in vitro

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bactericidal; bacteriostatic

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primary stain (_______); mordant (____); decolorizer (___________); counter stain (_________)

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carbolfuchsin; heat; acid alcohol; methylene blue

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same salinity to blood

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Solid media (step1: heat fix smear)

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iodine maintains methylene blue no matter the washing

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step 2: stain

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Heterotrophs (orgamic other feeders)

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• photoautotrophs (light energy source)
• cheloautotrops (organic source)