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Worksheets[LRH] Bacteriology Primer Part 2
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 49mins
Selective Culture media for Mycobacterium
Lowenstein Jensen Medium
Tellurite Medium
Tod Hewitt
Petragnani
Selective media for Mycobacterium that is heavily contaminated and has highest conc of malachite green
(a)
Tellurite Medium is for…?
Mycobacterium
Staphylococcus
C. diphtheria
Cloatridium
Purpose of Vancomycin in Thayer Martin
inhibits gram positive
Prevents swarming
inhibits gram negative
inhibits fungi
Purpose Nystatin in Thayer Martin
inhibits gram positive
Prevents swarming
inhibits gram negative
inhibits fungi
Purpose Trimethoprim Lactate in MTM
inhibits gram positive
Prevents swarming
inhibits gram negative
inhibits fungi
All are true except
Mannitol Salt Agar is selective and enrichment for S aureus
MSA carbohydrate source is Mannitol and its inhibitor is 7.5-10% NACL
pH indicator of MSA is phenol red
Mannitol fermenters are yellow colonies
All are true except
TCBS is selective differential for vibrio
Sucrose fermenters are green colonies and non sucrose fermenters are yellow
pH indicator of TCBS is bromthymol blue
Bile salts is the inhibitor of TCBS
Rapid Lactose fermenters
Salmonella arizone, shigell sonnei, citrobacter, serratia, hafnia, yersinia
salmonella, shigella, proteus, providenci, morganella, edwardsiella
escherichia, klebsiella, enterobacter
Late Lactose fermenters
Salmonella arizone, shigell sonnei, citrobacter, serratia, hafnia, yersinia
salmonella, shigella, proteus, providenci, morganella, edwardsiella
escherichia, klebsiella, enterobacter
E. coli produces what colonies in EMB
pink mucoid colonies
pink to purple with green metallic sheen
pink colonies with dark center
pink colonies with dark center in EMB
(a)
True about HEA except;
Hektoen enteric agar uses lactose, sucrose, and salicin as source of carbohydrates
pH indicator is bromthymol blue
H2S indicator is ferric ammonium citrate
inhibitor is bile salts
none of the above
In HEA, Lactose fermenter and H2S negative appear
Yellow colonies without black center
Yellow colonies with black center
Green colonies without black center
Green colonies with black center
SPACEd are H2s positive
false
true
non sucrose fermenter, non salicin fermenter, appears green colonies with black center in HEA
Citrobacter
Enterobacter
Shigella
Salmonella
True about Salmonella Shigella agar except;
pH indicator is Bromthymol Blue
Carbohydrate source is lactose
pH indicator is neutral red
Salmonella appears colorless with black center and Shigella appears colorless without black center
presumptive identification of Group D streptococci, and enterococci
Blood agar
Bile esculin agar
bordet gengou agar
Campy-blood agar
agar for hemolytic reactions
Blood agar
Bile esculin agar
bordet gengou agar
Campy-blood agar
isolation of bordetella pertussis
Blood agar
Bile esculin agar
bordet gengou agar
Campy-blood agar
causative agent of whooping cough
(a)
agent acquired from aircon towers
(a)
Cefsulodin-Irgasan-Novobiocin agar is for the isolation of
Yersinia spp
Legionella
Nocardia
aeromonas
Yersinia enterocolitica appears what in CIN agar
mercury droplets
dewdrop
bull's eye
String of pearls
Examples of fastidious organisms
Bacillus
Clostridium
Haemophilus
Brucella
Neisseria
gram positive cocci
micrococcus
staphylococcus
streptococcus
true about C. diphtheria
not pathogenic
black colonies in cystine-tellurite blood agar
green colonies in cystine tellurite blood agar
appearance of bordetella pertussis in regan lowe agar
dewdrop
mercury droplets
pitting agar
corrosive agar
True abour mueller-hinton agar, except;
agar depth has an average of 4mm
ph is 6.5-7.5
contains calcium and magnesium
excessive concentration of thymidine can result to false resistance to sulfonamides and trimethoprim
In MHA, increased concentration of calcium and magnesium can result in decrease activity of aminoglycosides against p. aeroginosa, thus, increase calcium and magnesium content result in false resistance against p. aeroginosa
True
False
Maybe true
Maybe false
biochemical test that uses lactose, sucrose, and glucose as source of carbohydrates?
KIA
TSI
LIA
Tests and/or agar that uses phenol red as pH indicator; select all that applies
TSI
SDA
MSA
CIN
A/A H2S
Klebsiella
Shigella
Salmonella
Citrobacter
K/A with gas and H2S positive
Klebsiella
Shigella
pseudomonas
Citrobacter
K/A, H2S Negative
Klebsiella
Shigella
pseudomonas
Citrobacter
Lactose, sucrose, glucose fermented with gas and acid
K/A H2S positive
A/A H2S positive
K/K H2S positive
K/A H2S negative
select all the true statements about TSI
A/A H2S positive, show yellow slant, yellow butt with blackening
K/A H2S positive means lactose and sucrose are not fermented but glucose is fermented with blackening
K/A H2S positive show Red slant and yellow butt with blackening
K/K H2S - organisms include pseudomonas and alcaligenes which are not a member of enterobacteriaciae
pH indicator of LIA is phenol red
True
False
Maybe true
not sure
Slant of LIA tests for lysine deamination; Butt of LIA tests for lysine decarboxylation
true
false
Select all true about LIA
K/K means lysine deamination negative and lysine decarboxylation positive
K/A means lysine deamination negative and lysine decarboxylation negative
R/A means lysine deamination positive and lysine decarboxylation negative
For slant, positive shows red color. For butt, purple means positive
In LIA test, the positive color of the slant
(a)
In LIA test, the negative color of the slant
(a)
In LIA test, the negative color of the butt
(a)
In LIA, K/K H2S positive (Purple/Purple w/ blackening)
shigella
salmonella
proteus, providencia, morganella
In LIA, K/A H2S negative (Purple/Yellow w/o blackening)
shigella
salmonella
proteus, providencia, morganella
In LIA, R/A H2S negative (Purple/Yellow w/o blackening)
shigella
salmonella
proteus, providencia, morganella
Testing commonly required except
Staphylococci
acinetobacter
anaerobic bacteria
pseudomonas aeruginosa
testing rarely required except
beta hemolytic streptococci
neisseria meningitis
neisseria gonorrhoeae
Listeria monocytogenes
indicator of improper storage for MHA
Carbapenem
Beta lactam
penicillin
methicillin
strip with varying concentration of antibiotic where MIC is determined b the growth ellipse
(a)
among are nucleid acid synthesis antibiotics except
sulfonamides
tetracycline
rifampicin
quinolones
antibiotic that causes body fluids to color orange/red
(a)
protein synthesis antibiotic that is obtained from streptomyces
(a)
all are protein synthesis antibiotic except
tetracycline
fusidic acid
erythromycin
colistin
T OR F: Sulfanilamide is an antibuotic but not antimicrobial because it is not produced by microorganism
false
tre
process that kills all forms of microbial life including bacterial spores
(a)
this is a physical ethod of sterilizing that coagulates proteins and is the fastest and simplest physical method
dry heat
moist heat
filtration
ionizing radiation
most common method of treating infectious waste
autoclave
oven
filtration
incineration
method of choice for antibioic solutions, toxic chemicals, radioisotops
autoclave
radio ionization
filtration
incineration
most common chemical sterilant
glutaraldehyde
peracetic acid
ethylene oxide
formaldehyde
also known as cold sterilization
ethylene oxide
formaldehyde
glutaraldehyde
peracetic acid
process that destroys pathogenic organisms but not all microorganisms or spores
(a)
natural disinfectant
vinegar
alcohol
bleach
acetic acid
destroys vegetative forms on inanimate objects/microbicidal
disinfectant
antiseptic
microbiostatic
disinfectant
antiseptic
heavy metal that prevents opthalmia neonatorium
(a)
select the wrong one
autoclave : bacillus stearothermophilus
ionizing radiation : bacillus pumilus
dry heat oven : bacillus subtilis var globigii
ethylene oxide : bacillus subtilis var globigii
30% air is exhausted
class 1
class 2A
class 2B
class 3
70% air is exhausted
class 1
class IIB1
class 11B2
class 3
SUPERFICIAL ABSCESS
Anaerobic trasporter
blood culture
aerobic swab moistened with stuarts or amies medium
sterile, screw cap
DEEP ABSCESS
Anaerobic trasporter
blood culture
aerobic swab moistened with stuarts or amies medium
sterile, screw cap
Swab moistened with stuarts or amies medium
deep abscess
nasopharynx
pharynx
sputum
common cause of respiratory infection among immunosuppressed patients
neisseria meningitis
haemophilus
Pneumocystis jirovecii
mycobacterium
causative agent of meningitis for birth to 1 month
S. pneumoniae
strep or gram negative rods
H influenze
N. meningitides
causative agent of meningitis for 1 month to 5 years old
S. pneumoniae
strep or gram negative rods
H influenze
N. meningitides
causative agent of meningitis for 5 years old to 29 years old
S. pneumoniae
strep or gram negative rods
H influenze
N. meningitides
elevated WBC counts, marked decrease glucose level, limulus lysate test positive
bacterial meningitus
tubercular meningitis
viral meningitis
fungal meningitis
elevated WBC counts, decrease glucose level, pellicle formation
bacterial meningitus
tubercular meningitis
viral meningitis
fungal meningitis
elevated WBC counts, normal lactate and glucose level
bacterial meningitus
tubercular meningitis
viral meningitis
fungal meningitis
