TRANS (Part 3) Flashcards
Never normal flora; Causes diarrhea
Salmonella and shigella
Tests that will differentiate Salmonella-Shigella
Motility test, H2S production, Malonate and Decarboxylase test
Motile, H2S (+), Malonate and Decarboxylase (+)
Salmonella
Nonmotile, H2S (-), Malonate and Decarboxylase (-)
Shigella
String test (+)
(S) Vibriostatic agent
Vibrio spp.
Vibriostatic agent
0/129 agent/antibiotic
the reagent in String test
sodium desoxycolate
String test (-)
(R) Vibriostatic agent
Genus Aeromonas
Selective differential media for Vibrios
Thiosulfate Citrate Bi-salt Media (TCBS)
TCBS contains
CHO-Sucrose, pH Indicator
pH indicator used in TCBS
Thymol blue and bromthymol blue
Sucrose fermenter color result
Yellow
Non-sucrose fermenter result
Green
Sucrose fermenter examples
V. alginolyticus
V. cholorae
V. fluvialis
V. furnissi
V. metschnikovii
Example of non-sucrose fermenter
V. mimicus
V. parahaemolyticus
V. vulnificu
Enrichment media for Vibrios
Alkaline Peptone Water
Non-halophilic vibrios, they do not need high concentration of salt (because generally vibrio spp. are halophilic except them)
V. cholerae
V. mimicus
(+) Kanagawa phenomenon (beta hemolysis due to TDH or thermosyable direct hemolysin
V. parahaemolyticus
Causes Summer Diarrhea in Japan
second most common vibrio spp,
V. parahaemolyticus
the hemolysis due to V. parahaemolyticus which is responsible for destruction/beta hemolysis of RBCS
TDH – Thermostable Direct Hemolysis
Characteristic of vibrio that will separate them from Enterobacteriaceae (*oxidase -)
(+) oxidase
Characteristic of vibrio that will separate them from Plesiomonas (*Inositol +)
(-) Inositol
Most significant vibrio because it can cause cholera (a diarrheal disease characterized by rice watery stool)
V. cholera
Less virulent, occupational hazard continuous contact with sea water (fishermen, sailor)
V. alginolyticus
Characteristic of vibrio that will differentiate them from Pseudomonas (*Nonfermenters)
CHO fermentation mechanism (Vibrios are fermenters)
Vibrios are all glucose (+), Lactose (-) except
V. vulnificus
Spp. that are triple Decarboxylase (-)
Pantoea agglomerans
(Lysine, Ornithine and Arginine negative)
Triple Decarboxylase (+)
Plesiomonas spp.
Ways to do Decarboxylase test:
- Moeller’s Broth
- LIA
Base media used in Decarboxylase test
pH indicator used
Moeller’s broth
Bromcresol purple
Result of Moeller’s broth (color)
(+) purple
(-) yellow
The enzyme will remove the carboxyl group
Decarboxylase
Carboxyl group that will be removed from lysine
Cadaverine
Carboxyl group that will be removed from ornithine
Putrescine
Carboxyl group that will be removed from arginie
Citrulline
- Appear like wings of seagulls (S-shaped organism)
- Darting motility
- Both microaerophilic (needs only small amount of air) and capnophilic (needs high amount of CO2)
Campylobacter spp. (C. jejuni and C. coli)
- Virulence factor = Urease production
Helicobacter pylori