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40 Cards in this Set
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Just after decolorizer is applied acid-fast bacteria will appear ___ and non-acid bacteria will appear ______. |
Fushcia and colorless
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After brilliant green is applied as counter stain, acid-fast bacteria will appear _____ while non-acid bacteria appear _____. |
Fuschia and green
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Cellular morphology and appearance mycobacterium after the acid-fast stain is ____ |
Fuchsia bacilli |
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Staphylococcus aureus after acid-fast stain is ____ |
Clusters of green cocci |
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E. Coli is Gram ______ (negative/positive) |
negative |
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Most critical step of gram stain is ___ |
Decolorization
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If you forgot counter stain at end of stain procedure, gram neg would appear ______ and gram positive would appear _______ |
Colorless purple |
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Cellular morphology and Gram reaction for Staphylococcus aureus |
Gram-positive staphylococci |
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Why is it important crystal violet be contrasting color to safranin |
Difference in color between the two stains allows you to differentiate between gram negative and gram positive cells by observing the color of organism |
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Microscopic morphology of Micrococcus luteus? |
Gram positive tetrads and staphylococci |
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Purpose of allowing bacteria smear to dry when placed on slide |
Drying helps remove excess water to ensure optimal heat fix
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Chains of spherically shaped bacteria are called _____. |
streptococci |
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Clusters of spherically shaped bacteria are ____
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Staphylococci |
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Chains of rod-shaped bacteria are ____
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Streptobacilli |
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Decolorizing agent in spore stain is ____ |
Water
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Name two genera of bacteria that are acid-fast. |
Mycobacterium Nocardia |
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______ bacteria retain carbol fuchsin after acid-alcohol, ______ are decolorized |
Acid-fast non-acid fast |
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The bacilli in this stin are gram ____ and the cocci are gram ____ |
Gram negative (pink) |
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The fushcia cells are acid-fast ____ and the blue-green cells are acid-fast _____. |
Acid-fast positive (pink) Acid-fast negative (blue-green) |
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These bacteria are acid-fast _____. |
Acid-fast negative (fushcia) |
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These bacteria are acid-fast _____. |
Acid-fast negative (bluish-green) |
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Does this organism have endospores? |
Endospore positive (green endospores) with pink vegetative cells |
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Does this organism have endospores? |
Endospore negative |
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1. The genus of this organism is ____. 2. Describe the colonial morphology. |
1. Serratia (culture media) |
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1. The genus of this organism is ____. 2. Describe the colonial morphology. |
1. Micrococcus (culture media) |
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Fomite
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Object or substance capable of carrying infectious organisms |
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Aseptically |
Performed under sterile conditions
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Density terms? |
Opaque, transparent, or translucent
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Consistency terms? |
Butyrous, mucoid, dull, dry, or powdery
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Texture terms? |
Smooth, rough, wrinkled, glistening, or irredescent
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Colony forming unit- CFU |
Viable bacteria yields one colony |
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TFTC means ___ |
Too few to count
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TNTC means ___ |
Too numerous to count
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Define nosocomial infection |
Infection development favored by a hospital environment
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List the Gram stain reagents, time, and purpose |
Crystal violet (primary stain)- 60 sec Gram's iodine (mordant)-60 sec. ethyl alcohol (decolorizer) 10-15 sec safranin (counter stain) 30 sec |
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List the Acid-fast reagents, purpose, and time |
Carbol fuchsin (primary stain) 5 min acid-alcohol (decolorizer) 30 sec brilliant green (counter stain) 2 min |
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List the endospore stain reagents and time |
Malachite green (endospore stain) -steam 5 min safranin (vegetative stain)- 1 min |
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1. Describe the microscopic morphology. 2. Name the organism we have seen in lab that could have been used to make this slide. |
1. Gram positive streptobacilli 2. Bacillus cereus
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Mycobacterium is acid–fast ___ (positive/negative) and ____ shaped |
Positive bacillus |
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1. The genus of this organism is ____. 2. Describe the colonial morphology. |
1. Bacillus 2. Beige, dry, rough, opaque, large, flat, irregular |