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WorksheetsStreptococcus, staphylococcus
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Gram-positive bacteria include:
staphylococci
gonococci
enterococci
meningococci
streptococci
Staphylococci belong to the family:
Vibrionaceae
Staphylococcaceae
Pseudomonadaceae
Bacillaceae
Streptococcaceae
S. aureus belongs to the genus:
Spirillum
Streptococcus
Staphylococcus
Shigella
Salmonella
Staphylococci include the following types:
S. sonnei
S. typhi
S. aureus
S. flexneri
S. saprophyticus
Staphylococci are:
gram-negative diplococci
gram-positive diplococci
gram-positive cocci in the form of a bunch of grapes
gram-negative rods
gram-positive rods
Characteristic signs of staphylococci:
gram-negative cocci
gram-positive cocci
motionless bacteria
strict anaerobes
facultative anaerobes
The signs common to staphylococci and streptococci include:
don’t spore formation
the presence of cytochromes
catalase activity
spherical shape of cells
positive Gram stain.
The following symptoms are characteristic of S. saprophyticus:
the presence of a DNA enzyme
ability to break down sucrose
the presence of plasmocoagulase
the presence of phosphatase
ability to hemolysis
The main component of the cell wall of staphylococci is:
mycolic acids
peptidoglycan
lipids
lipopolysaccharide
chitin
The elective medium for staphylococci is:
Ploskoreva culture medium
Endo culture medium
Levin culture medium
yolk-salt agar
bismuth sulphite agar
The selective medium for staphylococci is:
meat-peptone agar
yolk-salt agar
alkaline agar
bismuth sulfite agar
Endo culture medium
Culture media to identify pathogenetically significant signs of S. aureus:
Endo culture medium
yolk-salt agar
blood agar
meat-peptone agar
agar Levin
Characteristic for Staphylococcus aureus:
gram negative rod
gram-positive rod
formation of hemolysis zones on blood agar
gram positive cocci
the absence of hemolysis zones on blood agar
Streptococci belong to the family:
Vibrionaceae
Staphylococcaceae
Pseudomonadaceae
Bacillaceae
Streptococcaceae
S. pyogenes belongs to the genus:
Staphylococcus
Streptococcus
Shigella
Salmonella
Spirillum
Pathogens belong to the genus Streptococcus:
dysentery
diphtheria
scarlet fever
tonsils
tuberculosis
Streptococcus is:
gram-negative diplococci
gram-positive tetracocci
gram-positive cocci in the form of a bunch of grapes
gram-negative cocci
gram-positive cocci located in a chain
The main component of the cell wall of streptococci is:
mycolic acids
lipopolysaccharide
peptidoglycan
phospholipid
ergosterol
Streptococci are divided into serogroups according to the following components:
teichoic acids
cell wall polysaccharides
peptidoglycan
capsule antigens
M-protein
For intraspecific differentiation of streptococci use:
morphological signs
hemolytic activity
serological research
biochemical activity
tinctorial characteristic
S. pyogenes is characterized by:
belongs to group A
obligate anaerobic
is a representative of normal microbiota
causes beta hemolysis
The following antigens are found in streptococci:
protein M
Vi antigen
K antigen
protein A
H-antigen
For the cultivation of streptococci used:
bismuth sulfite agar
blood agar
serum agar
Endo culture medium
Levin culture medium
The environment for determining the hemolytic properties of streptococci:
meat-peptone agar
agar with 5% blood
bismuth sulfite agar
serum agar
yolk-salt agar
Alpha hemolytic streptococci on blood agar form:
colonies surrounded by a transparent, colorless hemolysis zone
colonies surrounded by a green hemolysis zone
colonies of dark red color with a metallic sheen
colonies without a hemolysis zone
black colonies with a colorless hemolysis zone
Beta hemolytic streptococci on blood agar form:
colonies surrounded by a transparent, colorless hemolysis zone
colonies surrounded by a hemolysis zone of green color
colonies without a hemolysis zone
black colonies with a metallic sheen
green colonies
Gamma streptococci on blood agar form:
colonies surrounded by a transparent, colorless hemolysis zone
colonies surrounded by a hemolysis zone of green color
colonies without hemolysis zone
black colonies
green colonies
The complications of streptococcal tonsillitis include:
rheumatism
enterocolitis
dysentery
typhoid fever
furunculosis
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Pneumococci belong to the family:
Vibrionaceae
Staphylococcaceae
Pseudomonadaceae
Bacillaceae
Streptococcaceae
The specific name of pneumococci (species):
Staphylococcus aureus
Klebsiella pneumoniae
Streptococcus pneumoniae
Enterococcus faecalis
Streptococcus pyogenes
Pneumococcus Gram Stained Color
red
pink
blue
yellow
In a smear of pneumococcus are located:
single
in pairs
clusters in the form of a bunch of grapes
long chains
in the form of packages
For pneumococci is characteristic:
the presence of mobility
are diplococci
grow on simple nutrient media
form spores
have a capsule
The following symptoms are characteristic of S. pneumoniae:
α-hemolysis
sensitivity to optokhin
lysis of bile
lack of capsule
negative gram stain
For the cultivation of pneumococci use:
bismuth sulfite agar
Endo culture medium
serum agar
yolk-salt agar
Ploskireva culture medium
For the specific prevention of pneumococcal infections, apply:
antibiotics
vitamins
vaccine
bacteriophages
sulfonamides
