(Part 2) 2.18.2 Campy and Helicobacter media and tests Flashcards
Specimen of choice for C. fetus?
Blood culture
Specimen of CHoice for enteric campylobacters?
Stool and rectal swabs
Specimen of Choice for H. pylori?
Gastric Biopsy (Stomach)
Commonly used enriched selective agar for Campylobacter and Helicobacter?
CAMPY-BAP
What are the other media used for Campy and Helico?
Skirrow’s medium and Butzler
What is the atmospheric requirement for Campy and Helico?
Microaerophilic and Capnophilic
Specific atmospheric requirement for Campy and Helico?
a. 5% CO2, 10% O2, and 85% N
b. 5% O2, 10% CO2 and 85% N
c. 5% O3, 10% CO2 and 85% N
d. 10% O3, 5% CO2 and 85% N
b
Incubation temp for growth of C. jejuni and other enteric Campy
42 C
Incubation temp for growth of C. fetus?
37 C
Microscopic morphology of campy and helico consist of:
Curved
G -
It may appear as long spiral or S-shpaed which may describe as?
Sea-gull wings
What is the motility for Campy on hanging drop prep?
Darting motility
Campy is Lophortricus
Helico is Monotrichous
T or F
F
Presumptive test for Campy includes:
Gram stain
Motility
Oxidase
to grow on 42C in aerobic environment
Which of the following is false
Aerobic
Should be microaerophilic environment
Presumptive test for helicobacter
Rapid urease test
Catalase (+)
Urease (-)
Hippurate hydrolysis (-)
42C growth (+)
C. coli
