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Question 1

most common scraping

Answer 1

dermal scraping

Question 2

if sample is insufficient

Answer 2

it is priority to culture

Question 3

specialized
equipment in the operating room

Answer 3

intracellular liquid

Question 4

who collects eye sample?

Answer 4

ophthalmologist

Question 5

Pus and discharge samples

Answer 5

cotton wool swab

Question 6

contact lens-related infections

Answer 6

for culture

Question 7

who collects ear swab

Answer 7

physician collects samples

Question 8

who collect Deeper ear infections

Answer 8

ENT surgeon or experienced
physician should use a speculum to draw specimen

Question 9

what material is used to collect exudates or debris

Answer 9

sterile swab stick

Question 10

who collects low vaginal swab

Answer 10

gynaecologist or by
the patient herself

Question 11

who collects high vaginal swab

Answer 11

gynaecologist

Question 12

who collect blood

Answer 12

phlebotomist, physician or nurse

Question 13

how many samples need for adult

Answer 13

2 samples
aerobic and
anaerobic blood culture bottle

Question 14

who collect antral washout

Answer 14

ENT surgeon

Question 15

amount of CSF needs to be collected

Answer 15

1-10 ml of CSF

Question 16

preferred urine sample

Answer 16

midstream urine sample

Question 17

amount of urine needs to be collected

Answer 17

10-20 ml

Question 18

if patient can’t urinate you can use

Answer 18

catheter

Question 19

swab samples for exudates, pus, and drainage are for

Answer 19

preparation of
fungal smear and inoculation of culture plates.

Question 20

aspirate fluid from the most ________

Answer 20

fluctuant point

Question 21

preferred sputum sample

Answer 21

first morning expectorated sample

Question 22

what is the amount of sputum to be collected

Answer 22

2-5 ml of sputum

Question 23

what is the preferred container for sputum

Answer 23

wide-mouthed
sterile container

Question 24

how to collect tracheal aspirate

Answer 24

collected through an endotracheal tube

Question 25

not yield sufficient material-

Answer 25

swab or Scotch tape
could be pressed on the lesion.

Question 26

piedra infections

Answer 26

cut infected hair with scissors.

Question 27

furrowed or convoluted

Answer 27

Verrucose

Question 28

slightly raised in the center

Answer 28

Umbonate

Question 29

(furrows radiate out from the center

Answer 29

Rugose

Question 30

loose, high aerial mycelium

Answer 30

Cottony

Question 31

low aerial mycelium resembling a velvet cloth

Answer 31

Velvety

Question 32

smooth surface with no aerial mycelium

Answer 32

glabrous

Question 33

dense, powdery, resembling sugar granules

Answer 33

granular

Question 34

high aerial mycelium that appears slightly matted
down

Answer 34

wooly

Question 35

used to fix and stain tease or tape
mounts from cultures

Answer 35

lactophenol cotton blue

Question 36

advantage of Cellophane Tape

Answer 36

conidial arrangement is retained

Question 37

Disadvantage of Cellophane Tape

Answer 37

potential contamination of the colony and
temporary nature of this preparation

Question 38

advantage of Slide Method

Answer 38

can be preserved indefinitely

Question 39

Differentiate T. Mentagrophytes from T. Rubrum

Answer 39

URease test

Question 40

What organisms grow on rice grain

Answer 40

Microsporum Canis

Question 41

Most important and easiest test to perform for the
identification of yeasts

Answer 41

germ tube production

Question 42

have more than one independent form in its life cycle ; not temperature dependent

Answer 42

polymorphic fungi