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WorksheetsBacteriology - Methods of Identification
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 23mins
All of the following are examples of special stains for endospore, except:
Dorner’s
Schaeffer & Fulton
Glacial acetic acid
Fischer-Conn
Give an example of a Living Smear Preparation.
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What is the purpose of a fixed state smear preparation?
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This type of stain uses a single basic dye.
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Special stain used for staining Flagella.
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He discovered that crystal violet irreversibly stains certain bacteria but can be washed from others.
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Decolorizer used in Burke’s Modification of Gram Staining.
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What is the color of a Gram (-) organism after the addition of Gram’s Iodine?
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What is the color of a Gram (+) organism after the addition of Safranin dye?
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All cocci are gram (+) EXCEPT:
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All bacilli are gram (-) EXCEPT:
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This theory of Gram Staining states that in Gram (+) organisms, the isoelectric point is making them acidic; binds well with Crystal Violet (basic dye).
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All of the following are ERRORS IN GRAM STAINING wherein Gram (+) organism becomes Gram (-), except:
Acidic Gram’s Iodine
Removal of MgRNA with precipitation from bile salts in media
Overheating
Inadequate decolorization
This is a non–stain system to determine true Gram Stain reaction wherein there is a formation of string–like material indicates G (-) organisms
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This is responsible for the acid fastness of mycobacteria.
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All organisms are non-acid fast, EXCEPT:
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The color of a Non-AFB organism after the addition of Acid Alcohol.
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The color of an AFB organism after the addition of Methylene Blue.
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This type of Acid Fast Staining uses heat as a mordant.
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This type of Acid Fast Staining uses tergitol as a mordant.
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This acid fast stain differentiates M. tb from M. lacticala and M. smegmatis.
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It is defined as the population of microorganisms or cells that is introduced in the fermentation medium or any other suitable medium.
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It provides the appropriate biochemical and biophysical environment for microbial growth.
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Indication of a positive growth for a liquid media.
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Give an example of a semi-solid media.
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Give an example of a NON – LIQUEFIABLE solid media.
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Give an example of a General Purpose Media.
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All of the following are enriched type culture media, except:
BAP
CAP
Thayer Martin
BHI
This functional type culture media contains inhibitory agents that prevents / suppress growth of unwanted microbes.
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This medium uses tomato juice as a selective agent.
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It is a complete lysis of red cells in the media around and under the colonies: the area appears lightened (yellow) and transparent on BAP.
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It is caused by hydrogen peroxide produced by the bacterium, oxidizing hemoglobin producing the green oxidized derivative methemoglobin resulting to an incomplete hemolysis on BAP.
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This medium allows differentiation of xylose fermentation, lysine decarboxylation & hydrogen sulfide production.
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All of the following conditions are the growth requirements of an anaerobic bacteria, except:
Low oxygen content
Reduced oxidation-reduction potential
Extra nutrients
None these
This type of Transport Media has replaced glycerophosphate with balanced salt solution.
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This type of Transport Media is recommended for fecal specimens suspicious for Campylobacter spp.
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This functional type of culture media is used to monitor the effects of the administration of certain antimicrobial drugs.
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This functional type culture media is used by industrial and environmental microbiologists to count the number of organisms in milk, water, food, soil and other samples.
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All of the following are classifications of a tube distribution media, except:
Butt
Slant
Slant/Butt
Plated
What is the temperature used for Deep-Freezing in preserving bacterial cultures?
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