Microscopy Flashcards

1
Q

A differential staining technique based on bacterial cell wall structure

A

Gram stain

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2
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A differential staining technique based on bacterial cell wall structure Classifies bacteria as:

A

GRAM-POSITIVE
GRAM-NEGATIVE

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3
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Primary stain of Gram stain

A

Crystal violet

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4
Q

Mordant of Gram stain

A

Grams Iodine

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5
Q

Decolorizer of Gram stain

A

Acetone-alcohol

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6
Q

Counter stain of gram stain

A

Safranin

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7
Q

Fungal elements appear as

A

Gram-positive or Gram-variable

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8
Q

Examine for —- to confirm if yeast cells and not bacteria or
artifact

A

budding cells

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9
Q

India ink is used for

A

Cerebrospinal fluid

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10
Q

stain is the background, yeast cells remain unstained

A

Negative stain (india ink)

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11
Q

India ink results
Findings:
Encapsulated yeast cells - present

A

Positive for encapsulated yeast cell/s

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12
Q

India ink results
Findings:
Encapsulated yeast cells - absent

A

No encapsulated yeast cell/s seen

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13
Q

Direct examination of specimen for rapid detection of fungal elements

A

KOH Wet Mount

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14
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Direct examination of specimen by using a

A

CLEARING AGENT (KOH Potassium Hydroxide)

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15
Q

How many percent of KOH utilized for skin scrapings and other specimens

A

10% KOH (Potassium Hydroxide)

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16
Q

How many percent of KOH utilized for tissue, nails, hair

A

20% KOH (Potassium Hydroxide)

17
Q

is a compound that stains the fungal cell wall, can be helpful in revealing fungal elements in wet mounts when examined under a fluorescence microscope.

A

Calcofluor White

18
Q

Not to use KOH reagent if is

A

old or already crystallized

19
Q

KOH Wet Mount - Results
Findings
Positive of Yeast cells and Hyphae

A

Reporting
Positive for yeast cells and hyphae

20
Q

KOH Wet Mount - Results
Findings:
Present of Yeast Cells, absent of hyphae

A

Positive for yeast cells

21
Q

KOH Wet Mount - Results
Findings:
Absent of Yeast Cells, present of hyphae

A

Reporting:
Positive for hyphae

22
Q

KOH Wet Mount - Results
Findings:
Absent of Yeast Cells, absent of hyphae

A

Reporting:
No fungal elements seen

23
Q

The polysaccharide capsule of Cryptococcus spp. exclude the ink particles giving a
—- around the organism
in a semi-opaque background

A

“clear halo”