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1
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what can be measured either quantitatively or qualitatively

A

bacterial growth

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2
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this device electronically counts cells as they pass through it

A

coulter counter

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3
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this device manually counts cells with a microscope and has a disadvantage not being able to discriminate between dead and alive cells

A

Petroff Hausser counting chamber

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4
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what is the method of counting bacteria in which you spread the bacteria on a plate with a sterile hockey stick and incubate it?

A

spread method

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5
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what is the method of counting bacteria in which you pour molten agar medium into a plate and the bacterial colonies grow inside and on top of the agar?

A

pour method

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6
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Bacteria divide by what method?

A

binary fission

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7
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what phase of growth is when the cells are metabolically active and not reproducing?

A

lag phase

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8
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what phase of growth is when the cells are reproducing at an exponential rate?

A

log phase

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9
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what phase of growth is when the cells reproduction is equal to the rate of the cells dying?

A

stationary phase

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10
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what phase of growth is when the cells are dying off at an exponential rate?

A

death phase

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11
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what it the time it takes for the population to double; which is genetically determined?

A

generation time

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12
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what is the gas requirement category for a microbe that cannot grow without oxygen?

A

obligate aerobe

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13
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what is the gas requirement category for a microbe that requires oxygen for its metabolism and is capable of growth in the absence of it?

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facultative anaerobe

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14
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what is the gas requirement category for a microbe that does not grow at normal atmospheric concentrations of oxygen but requires a small amount of it ( 1-15%)?

A

microaerophile

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15
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what is the gas requirement category for a microbe that lacks the enzyme for processing toxic oxygen, they cannot tolerate only free oxygen, they do not use oxygen for respiration and are not able to grow in the presence of oxygen?

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obligate anaerobe

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16
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what is the gas requirement category for a microbe that does not utilize oxygen but can survive and grow in its presents?

A

aerotolerant anaerobe

17
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what is the gas requirement category for a microbe that grows best at higher carbon dioxide tensions (3-10%)?

A

capnophiles

18
Q

what is the name of the medium that creates a reduced environment in the semi-soft agar, with a small amount of oxygen diffusing in from the top?

A

thioglycollate

19
Q

what cell wall is 60-90% peptidoglycan?

A

gram +

20
Q

what cell wall is 10-20% peptidoglycan?

A

gram -

21
Q

which cell wall retains the primary dye?

A

gram +

22
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which cell wall type does the decolorizer remove the primary dye?

A

gram -

23
Q

which cell wall type picks up the counterstain?

A

gram-

24
Q

which cell wall type has a lipopolysaccharide layer?

A

gram-

25
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which cell wall type has teichoic acid and lipoteichoic acids?

A

gram +

26
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what is the result that has both gram - and gram + results

A

gram variable

27
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what would cause a gram variable result?

A

age of the culture
technique
genetics
medium

28
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what is the result, in which the bacteria doesn’t pick up either the primary or the counterstain?

A

gram non reaction

29
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what would cause a gram non reaction result?

A

waxy lipids in the cell wall

example: mycobacteria, norcardia, lepra