STAPHYLOCOCCI PT2 Flashcards

1
Q

staphute

A

bunches of grapes

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2
Q

kokkos

A

berries

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3
Q

 Golden grapes
 Catalase- producing
 Facultative anaerobe, except S.
saccharolyticus (obligate anaerobe).
 Non-Motile, Non-spore forming
 Glucose fermenter

A

CHARACTERISTICS OF STAPHYLOCOCCI

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4
Q

 They are normally inhabitants of our
skin, mucous membrane and intestine.
 They are associated with human
infection and colonize various skin and
mucosal surfaces. Under a microscope,
they are spherical cells that appear in
clusters or sometimes singly.

A

STAPHYLOCOCCI

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5
Q

Gastroenteritis, Bacteremia, Sepsis, UTI,
Endocarditis, Boils, Furuncles,
Folliculitis, Impetigo and Osteomyelitis.

A

CLINICAL INFECTIONS OF STAPHYLOCOCCI

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6
Q

VIRULENCE FACTORS OF STAPHYLOCOCCI

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Catalase enzymes
- Coagulase
- Hyaluronidase
- Staphylokinase
- Lipase
- DNAse
- Beta-Lactamase
- Enterotoxin
- Hemolysin
- Exfoliative
toxins
- Pyagenic
entoxin
- Protein

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7
Q

COAGULASE NEGATIVE STAPHYLOCOCCI

A

S.epidermidis AND S. saphrophyticus

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8
Q

most contaminant in the
instruments for catheterization and
prosthetic heart valve implantation. It is
also called as Bacterial endocarditis

A

S.epidermidis

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9
Q

most commonly
acquired urinary tract infection in
sexually active female

A

S. saprophyticus

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10
Q

Mediates the
breakdown of
hydrogen peroxide
(H2O2 ) into oxygen
and water

A

CATALASE TEST

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11
Q

POSITIVE REACTION FOR CATALASE TEST

A

cupious bubble formation

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12
Q

NEGATIVE REACTION FOR CATALASE TEST

A

No bubble formation

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13
Q

BAP CULTURE Colonies

A

4mm to 8 mm

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14
Q

Appear creamy, white or
light gold or “butter
looking” while other species
may have gray colonies
 Beta haemolytic (S. aureus)

A

STAPHYLOCOCCI IN BAP CULTURE

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15
Q

Best criterion of
Pathogenicity of
Staphylococcus
aureus

A

COAGULASE TEST

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16
Q

Reagent USE IN COAGULASE TEST

A

Rabbit
plasma

17
Q

Anticoagulant USE IN COAGULASE TEST

A

EDTA

18
Q

Coagulase Test Two Methods

A

▫ Slide Method
▫ Tube Method

19
Q

SLIDE METHOD POSITIVE ORGANISMS

A

▪ Staphylococcus aureus
▪ Staphylococcus lugdunensis
▪ Staphylococcus schleiferi

20
Q

In Slide method: If positive, it will produce

A

white fibrin clots
in plasma

21
Q

In Slide method: If it is negative, use

A

tube method to
confirm it before reporting it as negative

22
Q

 Sensitive but definitive method.
 To detect extracellular or free coagulase

A

TUBE METHOD

23
Q

TUBE METHOD POSITIVE

A

clot or coagulum formation
after 1 to 4 hrs of incubation

24
Q

In Tube method: ▪ If no clot left at room temp for additional

A

20 hours

25
Q

Tube method organisms

A

▫ Staphylococcus hyicus
▫ Staphylococcus intermedius
▫ Staphylococcus lutrae
▫ Staphylococcus delphini
▫ Staphylococcus schleiferi

26
Q

performed to distinguish
S.aureus from S. epidermidis and S.
saprophyticus

A

Coagulase test

27
Q

 Conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin.
 Fibrin means it will cause clot formation.

A

PRINCIPLE OF COAGULASE TEST

28
Q

Differentiate the
pathogenic staphylococci
from non-pathogenic
 Mannitol Salt Agar (MSA)

A

MANNITOL FERMENTATION TEST

29
Q

pH indicator of Mannitol Fermentation test

A

phenol red

30
Q

positive result in mannitol fermentation test

A

Yellow S. aureus colonies
(surrounded by yellow halo)

31
Q

composition of mannitol fermentation test

A

1% Mannitol
7.5% salt or sodium chloride
phenol red as an indicator

32
Q

Jet black colonies of S. aureus

A

TELLURITE GLYCINE AGAR

33
Q

S. aureus is resistant

A

POLYMYXIN SENSITIVITY TEST

34
Q

▫ Differentiate S. aureus from S. intermedius
- ▫ Positive: Pink (acetoin or what we call
acetyl methyl carbinol)
 S.aureus is positive

A

VOGES-PROSKAUER (VP) TEST

35
Q

Identify pathogenic species of
staphylococci that produces Dnase

A

▪ DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE (DNASE) TEST

36
Q

Culture media used in DNASE

A

DNA-methyl green agar

37
Q

POSITIVE REACTION FOR DNASE AND POSITIVE ORGANISM

A

Clear/colorless zone around organism
S. aureus

38
Q

 It lowers the viscosity of the exudates giving
the pathogen more mobility.
 It detects the presence of DNAse.

A

▪ DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE (DNASE) TEST