RA#2 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the aerobic Gram (+) rods?

A

1) Bacillus anthracis
2) Bacillus cereus
3) Corynebacterium dipthriae
4) Listeria

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2
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What are the anaerobic Gram (+) rods?

A

Clostridium species

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3
Q

Which of the Gram (+) rods can produce spores?

A

Aerobic –> B. anthracis and B. cereus

Anaerobic –> Clostridium species

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4
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Which of the Bacillus species is motile?

A

B. cereus

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5
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How do you differentiate between Listeria monocytogene and Corynebacterium diphtheriae?

A

Listeria monocytogene is motile

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6
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What are the three Gram (+) cocci?

A

1) staphylococcus
2) streptococcus
3) enterococcus

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7
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What test is performed to separate Staph. from all other Gram (+) cocci?

A

catalase test

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8
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What test is used to distinguish S. aureus from the other Staph?

A

coagulase test

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9
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Which of the Staphylococcus is resistant to Novobiocin?

A

S. saprophyticus

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10
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Which Gram (+) cocci will be negative for catalase test?

A

Streptoccocus

Enterococcus

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11
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Which Gram (+) cocci is alpha hemolytic and sensitive to Optochin?

A

S. pneumoniae

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12
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Which Gram (+) cocci is beta hemolytic and sensitive to Bacitracin?

A

S. pyogenes

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13
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Which Gram (+) cocci is beta hemolytic and resistant to Bacitracin?

A

S. agalactiae

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14
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Which Gram (+) cocci is gamma hemolytic on blood agar test?

A

enteroccocus species

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15
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Which Gram (+) cocci is alpha hemolytic and resistant to Optochin?

A

Enterococcus species

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16
Q

What are the two Gram (-) cocci?

A

Neisseria menigitis

Neisseria gonorrhea

17
Q

What test is performed to differentiate the two Neisseria?

A

Maltose test

18
Q

Which Neisseria species is positive for maltose?

A

N. meningitis

19
Q

What Gram (-) rods do we know?

A

enterobacteriaceae family

20
Q

What’s the first test performed when Gram (-) rods are encountered?

A

lactose fermentation test

21
Q

If lactose fermentation test is positive, what bacteria could it be?

A

Escheria coli

Klebsiell a pneumoniae

22
Q

If lactose fermentation is negative, what’s next?

A

H2S production test/ motility test

23
Q

If H2S production test/ motility test is positive, what bacteria could it be?

A

1) Salmonella enterica
2) Salmonella typhi
3) Proteus species

24
Q

If H2S production test/ motility test is negative, what bacteria could it be?

A

1) Shigella species

2) Yersinia pesitis

25
What are the four bacteria not usually Gram stained?
1) mycoplasmas 2) mycobacteria 3) Chlamydia and Chlamydophila 4) Borrelia
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What characteristics do mycoplasmas have?
lack cell wall
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What characteristics do mycobacteria have?
acid fast staining
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What characteristics do Chlamydia and Chlamydophila have?
obligate parasite
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What characteristics do Borrelia have?
Wright's staining