Week 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is gram staining?

A

A method used to differentiate bacterial species based on their chemical and physical properties by the detection of the peptidoglycan layer

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2
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What color is Gram positive?

A

Purple

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3
Q

What color is Gram Negative?

A

Pink

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4
Q

Is gram Positive a thin or thick layer?

A

Thick

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5
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Is gram Negative a thin or thick layer?

A

Thin

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6
Q

Staphylococcus epidermis, Gram + or -

A

Gram +

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7
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Micrococcus Lutens, Gram + or -

A

Gram +

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8
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E. Coli, Gram + or -

A

Gram -

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9
Q

How many types of media?

A

1) Liquid broth
2) Agar plate
3) Agar Slant

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10
Q

What are the Gram stains used? (Hint:CIS)

A

1) Crystal Violet
2) Iodine
3) Safranin

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11
Q

What color would dead cells appear?

A

Blue

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12
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What is an Endospore?

A

Thick wall structure that is formed in extreme conditions to protect the bacterias DNA

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13
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What are the fast acid stain reagents?

A

1) Basic Fuschin
2) Acidified Alcohol
3)Methylene Blue

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14
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What is Mycolic Acid?

A

A waxy substance that protects the cell from dehydration

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