microbiology Flashcards

1
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shape of cocci

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spheres

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2
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shape of streptococci

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chains

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3
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shape of staphylococci

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clusters

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4
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shape of bacilli

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rod shaped

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5
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shape of vibrio

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slightly curved rod

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6
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gram staining of vibrio

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gram negative

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7
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what are spirillum

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rigid spiral bacterium

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8
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what are spirochaete

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flexible spiral bacterium

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9
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what are fusiform bacteria

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long, slender rods

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10
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what is the capsule of a bacteria

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outermost later

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11
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what are spores

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inert structures that are resistant to physical and chemical challenge

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12
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what staining is used for TB

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ziehl-neeson staining

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13
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what are capnophiles

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bacteria who like high levels of CO2

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14
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role of mannitol salt agar

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allows preferential isolation of staph

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15
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role of macconkey agar

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facilitates the identification of Enterobacteriaceae

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16
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how can we identify different types of strep

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haemolysis

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17
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what is a-haemolysis

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partial haemolysis

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18
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which strep are a-haemolytic

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strep pneumo + viridans

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19
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what is b-haemolysis

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complete haemolysis

20
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what strep are b-haemolytic

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group A and B strep

21
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what strep are non-haemolytic

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enterococcus

22
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how do we identify different types of staph

A

coagulase test

23
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coagulase positive staph

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staph aureus

24
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give an example of a coagulase negative staph

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how do serological tests work
use an antibody-antigen interaction to help identify bacteria
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what is a pathogen
harmful organism that produces a pathology
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what is virulence
the capacity of a microbe to cause damage to its host
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what is a commensal
an organism that is part of the normal flora
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name 2 gram negative bacteria
neisseria escherichia
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what is the most common cause of bacterial meningitis
Neisseria meningitidis
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name 4 gut commensal coliforms
E.coli klebsiella enterobacter proteus
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first line antibiotic for coliforms
gentamicin
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name 3 significant gut pathogens
salmonella shigella E.coli O157
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define fever
temp > 38
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what increases the bodys thermal set point
prostaglandin E released from the hypothalamus
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importance of c.dif
causes antibiotic-associated diarrhoea
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what causes gas gangrene
c.perfringens
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importance of c.tetani
causes tetanus
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what is bacteraemia
the presence of viable bacteria in the blood
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Enterobacteriaceae on MacConkey agar
turns it pink
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describe H.pylori
gram negative flagellated bacillus
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spread of H.pylori
oral-oral, faecal-oral
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acute infection of H.pylori causes...
neutrophilic gastritis
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chronic infection of h.pylori causes...
non-atrophic superficial gastritis
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antibiotic for coliforms
gentamicin
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antibiotic for anaerobes
metronidazole
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antibiotics for intra-abdominal sepsis
gentamicin, amoxicillin, metronidazole