Bacteriology

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BAP

THIO

Selenite broth

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What are the 3 common enhancement media?

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Lysis of colony

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What is the positive result in Bile Solubility test?

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Lower case

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Species are written in what manner?

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Babes Ernst Granules/ Volutin

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Granules of C. Diphtheriae

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Iodine and bleach

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Iodophore is made up of what components?

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C. perfringes

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What anaerobic bacilli is Lecithinase (+)

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Inhibits organisms

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What is the function of MIC?

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Kills organisms

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What are the funcrions of MBC/MLC?

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Iodine and 70% alcohol

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What is used for blood culture disinfection?

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Anaerobic organisms

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Veilonella and Actinomyces are what kind of organisms?

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Gas plus growth

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What is the positive test in completed water bacteriology?

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Most Probable Number (MPN)

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How do you report water bacteriology?

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10-30 minutes

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How many minutes does it take for a Sodium hypochlorite to kill germs?

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Duran Reynal Factor

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Another name for spreading factor?

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Antigenic

Lytic

Anarrobic

O2 labile

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What are the properties of Streptolysin O?

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2 sputums for AFB

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According to the DOH, what is the number of sputum specimen needed for TB analysis?

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Rabbit or human plasma

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What kind of specimen is used in doing Coagulase test?

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Adult = 1:10-1:5

Children= 20:1-10:1

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What is the ratio of blood:broth?

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Anti-fungal and anti-gram positive

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What is/are the use of Crystal violet in MAC?

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Kidney bean shaped

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What is this shape of Neisseria

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CBAP

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What medium is used for curve, gram negative rod?

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V shaped perforation

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What is the positive test for hair baiting test?

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Corn meal Agar

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What is the medium used for Chladmydospore?

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Aspergillus

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What causes Farmer's lung disease?

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Rabies virus

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CNS virus causing encephalitis

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Blood

serum

saliva

semen

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Specimens for HTLV-1 and HTLV-2?

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-70°C

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What is the transport temp of virus specimens that can't be the tested for days?

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10⁴ to 105 (10k-100k) CFU/mL

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Value in photometry

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75k to 15k

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What is the before and after value for pasteurization?

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Acute Glomerulonephritis

Rheumatic Fever

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What are the complications of Group A strep infection?

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4

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How many bacterial morphologies are there?

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Middlebrook 7H11

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A clear mycobacteria media

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Calcium alginate

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Swab that is toxic to virus

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Poxvirus

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Largest virus

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Fluorescent Microscope

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Alternative to Dark Field Microscopy

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Source

Transmission

Host

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Components of the the chain of infection

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Asteroid body

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Product of Ag-Ab reaction

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Red

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Positive E. coli IMViC, MR/VP

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-4°c

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Transport temp of virus and sputum

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Deionized/ Distilled H20

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Water that is used to make agar

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0.3microns

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What is the size of HEPA filter

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0.22 micron

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Size of Cellulose membrane

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Photo reactivity

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Principle of Photochromogens

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Boiling

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Easily kills M. Tuberculosis in sputum

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70% ethyl alcohol

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What aseptic technique is used for Anaerobic sampling

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100°C for 30mins for 3 days

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Temperature and duration of Tyndallizatio

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H. pylori

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Agent of Peptic ulcer/cancer?

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Caliper, ruler

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Instrument used for measuring susceptibility

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VITEK

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Automated program for susceptibility

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Eyes

Vaginal

Gastric fluid

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Specimen for N. gonorrhea

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reject

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Stool for RSV

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Germ tube

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What is produced when candida spp. is present in serum?

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Klebsiella

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Produces pink mucoid colonies in EMB

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C. perfringes

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Agent of gas gangrene

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HCV RNA

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Method of Choice for Hepatitis C testing

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Virion

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Complete virus particle

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S. epidermidis

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Catalase +

Coagulase -

Non hemolytic

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Mycoplasma

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Bacteria same size as Virus

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S. bovis

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Bacteria from cow that causes colon cancer

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P. aeruginosa

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Bacteria causing green pus with fruity odor

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P. aeruginosa

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Bacteria with serrated edges

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Bacillus anthracis

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irregular edges, flat

swirling projection

non-hemolytic

dry

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Cotton blue

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Aman medium stain

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Human embryonic fibroblast

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Cytomegalovirus are best grown in?

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P. carinii/jirovecii

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Most common pathogen causing pneumonitis in AIDS patients

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L. monocytogenes

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Bacteria that thrives in cold temperature

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VITEK

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Most commonly used for sensitivity testing

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5 days

if +Growth after 5 days= Contamination

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What is the STAT of BACTEC9120

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Methyl Red

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Indicator of methyl red test

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Hepatitis G virus

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What is found in Male drug user that is now known in US but not in Philippines?

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P. aeruginosa

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Common isolated organisms in ICU

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Chlamydospore

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Structure of C. Albicans that grow in corn meal agar

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Motility and esculin hydrolysis

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Differential test for Corynebacterium and Listeria

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Streptococcus

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Old name for gonococcus

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C. jejuni

C. pneumoniae

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What are the agents of Guillan Barre syndrome?

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35°C up to 7 days

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Duration of growth for Acetamide test

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S. pyogenes

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Bacitracin positive control

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No blue fluorescence

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What is the negative result for MUG test?

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bacteremia

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What disease is caused by P. fluorescens?

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RNA and DNA

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Bacteria has what kind of nucleic acid?

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collection before the height of fever spikes

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When do you collect blood samples?

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Gimenez, Macchiavelo

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rickettsia stains

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Listeria spp.

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Anton agent

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Tyndallization

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What is the principle of Arnold Sterilizer

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E. coli

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Produces yellow colonies in XLD

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C. tetani

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Agent of Lock jaw

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Morphology

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Test to determine C. tetani?

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Green/yellow

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Negative result in Malonate test

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7.2-7.4

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Ph of culture media for bacteria

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Elek test

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Diphtheria toxin in vitro

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hemolysis test

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what is used to differentiate S. pyogenes from S. pneumoniae

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Beta lactamase

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Penicillin resistant organisms have?

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Moraxella/Branhamella

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diplococcic ear infection

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Brevibacterium

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Another name for Arthrobacter

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Schaeffer fulton, Dorner, Wirtz Conklin

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Endospore stains

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Mycolic acid

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What substances is unique in the cell wall of AFB?

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Dermatophytoses

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Skin, hair, nail, fungal infection

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Streptomyces

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Filamentous bacteria used as antibiotics

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Campylobacter spp.

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curved bacteria with darting motility

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smaller zone

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effect of too much moisture in disk diffusion

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Salmonella spp.

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In SSA, it produces colorless colonies with black centers

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Shigella spp.

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In SSA, it produces colorless colonies without black centers

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XLD

SSA

Tetrathionate

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What are the best media for salmonella culture

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C. botulinum

endospores of E. coli toxin

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Sterilization in cans kills?

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C. botulinum

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causes floppy baby

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Clostridia

Salmonella

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Milk transmitted bacteria

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5-10% Co2

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Caphnophilic requires how many percent of CO2?

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Proteus vulgaris

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Source of OX-19 and OX-2

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10% H202

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percent of H202 as disinfectant

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Random Urine

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What specimen is used for gs/cs of ambulatory patient?

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Catheterization

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gs/cs for bedridden

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Midstream Clean Catch

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Gs/cs for women

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S. pyogenes

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if catalase -, what is suspected

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early am, 3 days

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Specimen for TB Microscopy

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Vinegar

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Alternative if there's no chlorox in lab

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Mycoplasma

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incubated aerobically with Co2

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Resolution

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property to see the cellular details of microorganisms

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EPEC 0111

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E. coli strain that causes diarrheal outbreak in infants

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Haemophilus

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Specimen rule out in BAP

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Quellung test

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Used to detect the capsule of S. pneumoniae

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Iodophore

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Iodine + detergent

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India ink/Borris

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Sample of Negative stain

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H. influenza

N. meningitidis

B. pertussis

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Organisms that can be acquired thru nasopharynge swabs

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S. aureus

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Does not cause venereal disease

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Clotting of plasma

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+ tube coagulase test

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S. saprophyticus

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causes UTI in young females

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7.5% NaCl

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Inhibitor in Mannitol Salt Agar

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Klebsiella and Shigella spp.

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All enterobacteriaceae spp. are motile except for?

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N. elongata

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All neisseria spp. are diplocci in shape and are catalase positive except for?

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Enterobacteriaceae spp.

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Gram negative rods

Facultative anaerobes

Glucose fermenters

Catalse +

Oxidase -

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Erwinia and Pantoea agglomerans

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All enterobacteriaceae spp. are capable of reducing nitrate to nitrite except for?