TEST 1 ASDOH MICRO Flashcards

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What are the 4 direct tests to identify microorganisms

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Direct microscopic analysis, Microbial culture physiology and morphology, Antigenic analysis (serology), Genetic analysis (PCR)

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2
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The indirect way to identifying a microbe is through what process

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The final way to identify an infectious microbe is to look for the appearance of antibodies against the microbe in the infected individual. Example would be how they check for HIV

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3
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What are the 5 ways to identify a microorganism

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Direct microscopic analysis
Microbial culture, physiology and morphology
Antigenic analysis (serology)
Genetic analysis (PCR)
Appearance of antibodies angering the microbe of infected individual

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4
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how does microbial culture, physiology and morphology test

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Narrows down the possibilities of bacteria by specific oger plates that will only allow the growth of a certain type of bacteria,

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5
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Antigenic analysis (serology)

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Used in cases of strep throat to find microbial antigens by use of antibodies

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6
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Genetic analysis

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Most errors, use of PCR checks the amount of DNA and RNA

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7
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Microbial agents of disease can be divided into three broad groups

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Normal flora- generally helpful not pathogenic
opportunists
pathogens

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8
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Opportunists are

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normal flora bacteria that under unusual circumstances such as immunosuppression, Impairment of either the innate and or adaptive immune system. etc.

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9
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Pathogens

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typically cause disease when present and are note generally normal flora

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10
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Diagnostic microbiology

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requires identification of potential microbial causes of disease either by direct assay of tissue or isolation and culture of infectious agent followed by identification.

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11
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Gram positive example

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strep throat

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12
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Acid fast stain example

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lepeardcy TB microplasma

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13
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India Ink stains for

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capsules of viruses

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14
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KOH prep stains for

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Fungi, kills everything but fungus

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15
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FTIC ecample

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ELISA serology Antibiodics

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16
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PCR

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AMP gene sequence

17
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When analyzing the various diagnosis test it is important to notice the

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shape (cocci, rod, curved), size, arrangement

18
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In vitro isolation involves

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Enriched media (non-specific) grow everything
Selective media (growing of specific bacteria)
Growth conditions
Aerobic vs. anaerobic

19
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Identification involves

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Microscopic visualization gram stain
enzyme tests catalase oxidase
physiology metabolic pathways
Ab Detection slide agglutination ELISA FITC
DNA RNA characterization Hybridization PCR
Antibiotic susceptibility

20
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T or F

Some times the pathogen can be identified directly from primary samples such as blood, tissue, swab ect.

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True