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35 Cards in this Set
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Family Bacteroidaceae
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Slow-growing, foul smelling, anaerobic, non-sporing
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obligate anaerobes, G -, non spore, straight curved helical rods. Mot +/-, chemoorganotrophic, metabolizing carbs, peptones, or metabolic intermediates
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Family BActeroidaceae
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Gram -, nonspore straight rods, mot +/-, peritrichious flagella.
Fermentation products: succinic, lactate, propionate, acetic, frmic acids Opt temp 37 C, pH 7.o |
Bacteroides
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Isolation of Bacteroides
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Complex medium, peptone, YE, vit K, and hemin
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Which genera can transform bile acids in the gut?
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Bacteroides
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found in vagina 60%, nonhemolytic, grows on 20% bile, cat +, Survives in air 6 - 8 hrs, hemin stimulates growth
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BActeroides fragilis
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treatment of Bacteroides fragilis
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clindamycin
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Pathogenic factors of Bacteroides fragilis?
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capsule, surface hemagglutinin, superoxide dismutase
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Does not grow in 20% bile, hemin and menadione needed for growth, black colonies, fluoresce red under UV light
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BActeroides melaninogenicus
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Nonspore, G - rods, morphology varies, anerobic, mot -/+,
Fermentation products butyric, acetic, lactic acids |
Fusobacterium
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DNase+, grows in presence of 6% oxygen, nonhemolytic, bread crumb appearance on media
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Fusobacterium nucleatum
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G-, short rods, anaerobes, mot -
Ferm products butyric and acetic acid. Produces black pigment, fluoresces red |
Porphyromonas
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Name a species that belongs to the genera Porphyromonas
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Porphyromonas gingivalis
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G-, anaerobe, straight and curved rods, mot -, cat -, H2S-, NO3 red.-, opt. temp 35- 37C
Ferm 90% lactic and 10% acetic acids |
Leptotrichia
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Species that belongs to genus Leptotrichia
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Leptotrichia buccalis
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G-, curved rods, anaerobicm mot +, polar falgellum
Ferm butyric acid |
Butyrivibrio
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CCellulose digester in cattle, isolated using Rumen Fluid Agar
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Butyrivibiro fibrisolvens
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G-, anaerobic, helical, mot +, polar flagella, NO3 -, cat -, gel -,indole -, H2S -
Ferm Products succinic, acetic, fromic, lactic |
Succinivibrio
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Dextrin dissolving strain
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Succinivibrio dextrinsolvens
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G-, straight rods, anaerobes, mot +, polar flagella, cat -
Ferm succinic and acetic acids |
Succinomonas
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Starch dissolving, 6% of the rumen flora
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Succinomonas amylolytica
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G -, curved rods, mot +, lateral/polar, methanol production, indole -, H2S -, NO3-, gel-
Fermlactic, formic, acetic, ethanol, H2 gas, CO2 Pectin Fermented |
Lachnospira
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Species belonging to LAchnospira
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Lachnospira multiparus
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G- curved rods, anaerobe, mot +, tufts of flagella
Ferm acetic, propionic, lactic, and CO2 |
Selenomonas
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Organism belonging to Selenomonas
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Selenomonas sputigena
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G-, anaerobic cocci, appear as diplo, mot-, oxi -, cat -
Family? |
Veillonellaceae
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Gums blue red color, swelling, bleeding, bone loss, tooth mobility
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Periodontal Disease
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Organisms in PEriodontal disease
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BActeroides melaninigenicus
- produces collagenase, gelatinase, and protease |
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Clinical signs of an anaerobic infection
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Foul Putrid odor, location of infection near a mucosal surface, gas infected tissue, necrotic tissue, sulfur granules, actinmycosis,
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Lab Diagnosis of anaerobic infection
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tissue biopsy
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treatment of anaerobic infection
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surgical drainage and debridement
MEtronidazole |
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Cellulose degraders
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Bacteroides, Ruminococcus, Butyrivibrio
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Starch degraders
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Bacteroides, Succinoomonas, Selenomonas
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Methane producer
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Methanobrevibacter ruminantium
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Anaerobic infections oxgeneous origin
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Clostridum difficle
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