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Microbiology Part II Flashcards

1
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Where do Microaerophilic microbes grow?

A

Candle Jar culture

-prefer low O2

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2
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What is zoonosis?

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Transfer of disease from animal to human

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3
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Anthrax AKA. What type of bacteria?

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Woolsorter’s Disease
Gram + Rods
*Sporulates

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4
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What is Ames test for? WHat does it use?

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Carcinogenicity

Salmonella Typhimurium

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5
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What does ASO titer test for?

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Strep pyogenes antibodies/ Rheumatic Fever

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6
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WHat does BOD test for?

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“Biological Oxygen Demand”

-best test for water pollution (any pollution)

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7
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What does Catalase test for?

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Staph (cat +) vs. Strep (cat -)

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8
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What does chocolate agar test for?

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Gonorrhea

AKA Thayer Martin Agar/ Heated blood agar

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9
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What does coagulase test for?

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Staph Aureus (Coag +) vs. other staph (Coag -) pathogenic vs. non pathogenic

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10
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What does HLA B27 test for?

A 
Seronegative Arthritides
-PEAR
psoriatic
enteropathic arthropathy
AS
Reiter's
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11
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What does CD4 test for?

A

AIDS

-ELISA checks DNA, Western Blot check protein

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12
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WHat does Paul Bunnel test for?

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Mononucleosis (Heterophile Agglutination)

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13
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What does Quellung test for?

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Swelling of capsule of strep pneumoniae

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14
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What does Sabouraud Agar test for?

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Fungi

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15
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What does Schick test for?

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Immunity to diphtheria

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16
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What does Weil Felix Test for?

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All rickettsia but Coxiella Burnetii

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17
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What does Widel test for?

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Typhoid Fever

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18
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What does Tzank test for?

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Herpes (Zoster, Simplex, and Varicella)

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19
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WHat are some notable syphilis tests?

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Kahn
Wasserman
VDRL (Venerial Disease research lab)
Darkfield

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20
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What does Ziehl Nelson Staining demonstrate?

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Acid Fast Organisms

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21
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What is the best test for TB?

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Active Sputum Culture

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22
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How does an autoclave affect bacteria?

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Denatures membranes- All but prions

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23
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What is the major sequelae of vaccinations

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Guillian-Barre AKA post-infectious polyradiculopathy

-post vaccination (flu) or infection

24
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White color pus means…

A

Chlamydia

25
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What is the #1 bacteria seen with Cystic Fibrosis?

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Pseudomonas Aeruginosa (loves hot, warm places)

26
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Which infection fluoresces blue under UV light from Pyocyanin and Fluorescin pigment?

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Pseudomonas Aeruginosa

27
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What is yellow pus seen with?

A

Staph Aureus

*Remember AU= Gold

28
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What is yellow/ green pus seen with?

A

Gonorrhea

29
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What is white Discharge seen with?

A

Candida (yeast infection)

*remember to differentiate white discharge (candida) v. white purulent discharge (Chlamydia)

30
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What is Iodine used for?

A

Pre-op disinfectant

-also a fixer of gram stain

31
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Penicillin affects which bacteria? How?

A

Gram +

Inhibits cell wall synthesis

32
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Tetracycline affects which bacteria? How? What is the main sign?

A

Gram + and - (Broad Spectrum)
Inhibits protein synthesis
Turns teeth gray or yellow brown

33
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What did Flemming do?

A

Discovered penicillin

34
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What did Iwanowski do?

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Discovered the virus

-Tobacco mosaic was the first

35
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What did Koch do?

A
  • Proved that bacteria causes disease –> Koch’s Postulates

- Anthrax vaccine

36
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What did Stanley Pyusner do?

A

Discovered Prions

37
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What did Sabin do?

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Developed live polio vaccine, given orally

38
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What did Salk do?

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Developed dead polio vaccine, by injection. Before Sabin’s live vaccine.

39
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What did Semmelweiss do?

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Started washing hands before delivering babies and significantly reduced Puerperal fever (Childbed fever)

40
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What do you look for when examining an agar plate?

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Dwarf
Spreaing
Mucoid capsule forming: related to virulence
Compact
***Rough
***Smooth
41
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How will Alpha (partial) hemolysis appear on blood agar?Seen with which bacteria?

A

Green ring

Strep Pneumoniae and viridans

42
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How will Beta (complete) hemolysis appear on blood agar? Seen with which bacteria?

A

Clear ring

Strep pyogenes

43
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How will Gamma hemolysis appear on blood agar? Seen with which bacteria?

A

Red Ring

Strep mutans

44
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Which bacteria causes Cavities (caries)?

A

Strep Mutans

45
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What is plasmid DNA transfer via Sex pilus?

A

Conjugation

46
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What is bacteriophage transfer of genetic material between bacteria bacteriophage?

A

Transduction

47
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What is direct uptake of free DNA?

A

Transformation

48
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What does the CDC do?

A

Compiles stats, not research

-In ATL

49
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What does HHS do?

A

Controls FDA, CDC, and USPHS (Educates)

50
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What is Incidence?

A

of NEW cases in given time period

51
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What is prevalence?

A

TOTAL # of cases at a particular point in time

52
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What is the water purification process in order

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Primary Tx:

  • FIltration
  • Flocculation
  • Sedimentation
  • Sludge Digestion

Secondary Tx:

  • Sand Filtration
  • Aeration
  • Chlorination
  • Possible FLuoridation
53
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What happens during flocculation?

A

Aluminum Trichloride is added. Its a precipitant, so it causes clumping

54
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What happens during sand filtration?

A

Removes anaerobic bacteria

-may be refered to as “trickling filter”

55
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What happens during sludge digestion?

A

Anaerobic bacteria are added

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