microbiology Flashcards

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classify virus based on

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  1. nucleic acid
  2. replication strategies( Baltimore system)
  3. capsid shape
  4. size
  5. enveloped or naked
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types of capsid symmetry

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  1. icossahedral ( naked or enveloped)

2. helical ( all enveloped)

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3
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types of virus

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DNA, RNA

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4
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eg of viral disease

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chickenpox, CMV, Dengue hepatitis, herpes, HIV, influenza, meningitis, mumps, polio, rubella, shines, warts, yellow fever

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5
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viral attachment eg?

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influenza: silica acid receptor
rabies: ach receptor
HIV: CD4

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viral tropism types

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  1. cellular tropism ( HIVvs rabies)
  2. tissue tropism ( influenza)
  3. host tropism ( myxoma)
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classify bacteria based on

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  1. macroscopic( nutrient or selective medium)
  2. microscopic ( size, shape, gram stain, endospores, configuration)
  3. metabolism ( aerobic, nutritional, enzyme)
  4. antigenicity ( serotyping)
  5. Genotyping: PCR, plasmid, ribotyping
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8
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2 sporing gram +ve bacilo?

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aerobic bacillus, aerobic clostridium

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9
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classify fungi based on

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growth form: filamentous VS yeast

Type of infection: superficial mycoses vs deep mycoses

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types of fungal disease

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superficial, cutaneous, subcutaneous, systemic, opportunistic

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2 broad strategies in dx microbial infection

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  1. direction detection of pathogen( microcopy or culture) or part of it( antigen, nucleic acid)
  2. detection of a pathogen specific immune response ( serology)
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12
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different microscopy for bugs

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  1. bright field
  2. dark field( thin organism, spirochetes)
  3. fluorescent (virally infected cells)
  4. electron ( molecular techniques)
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13
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2 common stains

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  1. gram stain

2. acid fast stain( red if mycobacteria)

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14
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types of culture media

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nutrient, selective, special purpose

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15
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blood agar for

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haemolysis

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16
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chocolate agar for

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fastidious bugs( access GF in red cell: Haemophilia influenza)

17
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macconkey agar for

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gram -ve rods: Lactose fermenter from GIT, GUT

18
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sabouraud agar for

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yeast and fungi: candida

19
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Lowenstein-Jensen medium for

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TB

20
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Charcoal agar for

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pertussis

21
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growth conditions in cultures

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  1. aerobic
  2. temperature
  3. length of growth
22
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types of viral culture

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  1. culture cell line

2. in vivo

23
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detection of virus

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  1. NAAT( PCR, RT-PCR, ligase chain reaction , quantify viral load)
  2. antigen( latex agglutination, immunochromatography, enzyme immunoassays, radioimmunoassay, imumofluorescence
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types of immunofluorescence

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  1. direct( antigen of virus)

2. indirect( viral specific antibody)

25
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acute phase

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5-7d

NA, ag, lgM useful

26
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convalescence phase

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3-4wk

LgG(4X), LgM useful

27
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when to use serology

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cant be grown in lab, when culture is hazardous

28
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what test is very specific in viral testing

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westing blotting