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  • Gram Positive Cocci: Singles pairs, clusters
  • SBA: medium, creamy butter, B-hemolytic
  • Grows on CNA
  • MSA: +
  • Catalase: +
  • Coagulase (Slide/tube): +

Staphylococcus aureus


  • Gram Positive cocci: singles pairs and clusters
  • Grows on SBA (non-hemolytic), CNA
  • MSA: =
  • Catalase +
  • Coagulase (slide/tube): =
  • Novobiocin: sensitive >16mm
    • Bacitracin: resistant <10mm

Staphylococcus epidermidis


  • Gram positive cocci: single pairs and clusters
  • SBA: non-hemolytic, CNA
  • MSA + (yellow)
  • Catalase +
  • Coagulase (slide/tube): =
    • Novobiocin: Resistant <16mm

Staphylococcus saprophyticus


  • Large gram positive cocci
  • small yellow round: SBA, CNA
  • MSA: no growth
  • Catalas: +
  • Coagulase (slide/tube): =
    • bacitracin: sensitive >10mm

Micrococcus luteus


  • Gram positive cocci: single and chains
  • SBA/CNA: small to medium grey B-hemolytic
  • Catalase: =
  • Bacitracin: sensitive
  • Hippurate hydrolysis: =
  • CAMP test: =
    • PYR: +

Streptococcus pyogenes


  • Gram positive cocci: single and chains
  • SBA/CNA: small to medium grey; beta-hemolytic
  • Catalase: =
  • Bacitracin: Resistant
  • Hippurate hydrolysis: Positive
  • CAMP test: Positive
    • PYR test: negative

Streptococcus agalactiae


  • Gram positive cocci: single and chains
  • SBA/CNA: small grey-white non-hemolytic
  • Catalase: negative
  • Bile esculin hydrolysis: +
  • 6.5% NaCl tolerance: =
    • PYR test: =

Streptococcus gallolyticus


  • Gram positive cocci single and chains
  • SBA/CNA: medium grey non-hemolytic
  • Catalase: Negative
  • Bile esculin hydrolysis: Positive
  • 6.5% NaCl tolerance: positive
    • PYR test: positive

Enterococcus fecalis


  • Gram positive cocci: single, pairs, and chains
  • SBA: sm-med round dark grey alpha-hemolytic
  • CNA: dark grey alpha hemolytic
  • Catalase: negative
  • Optochin sensitivity: sensitive
    • Bile solubility: positive; colony disappears

Streptococcus pneumoniae


  • Gram positive cocci: single and chains
  • SBA: pinpoint small, round light grey alpha-hemolytic
  • CNA: light grey alpha-hemolytic
  • Catalase: negative
  • Optochin: resistant
    • Bile solubility: Negative: colony remains

Streptococcus sanguinus (Viridans group)


  • Gram negative diplococci
  • SBA: no growth
  • MTM/CA: medium grey colonies
  • Oxidase: +
  • CTA glucose/maltose/lactose/sucrose:+/-/-/-
    • Butyrate esterase disk: -

Neisseria gonorrhoeae


  • Gram negative diplococci
  • SBA/CA/MTM: Medium grey colonies
  • Oxidase: +
  • CTA glucose/maltose/lactose/sucrose: +/+/-/-
    • Butyrate esterase disk: -

Neisseria meningitidis


  • Gram negative diplococci
  • SBA/CA/MTM: medium grey colonies
  • Oxidase: +
  • CTA glucose/maltose/lactose/sucrose: +/+/+/-
    • Butyrate esterase disk: -

Neisseria lactamica


  • Gram negative diplococci
  • SBA/CA(yellow colonies): small grey colonies
  • MTM: no growth
  • Oxidase: +
  • CTA glucose/maltose/lactose/sucrose: +/+/-/+
    • Butyrate esterase: -

Neisseria sicca


  • Gram negative diplococci (larger)
  • SBA/CA: small creamy grey colonies
  • MTM: no growth
  • Oxidase: positive
  • CTA glucose/maltose/lactose/sucrose: -/-/-/-
    • Butyrate esterase: positive

Moraxella catarrhalis


  • Small pleomorphic GPR
  • SBA/TSA/CNA: small creamy white beta hemolytic
  • CTB: black colonies at 24 hrs
  • Catalase: +
  • Motility: -
  • Nitrate:+
  • Urea: -
    • Sucrose: -

Corynebacterium diphtheriae


  • Small pleomorphic GPR
  • SBA/TSA/CNA: Chalky white pinpoint colonies
  • CTB: growth, white colonies at 24hrs, some turn black at 48
  • Catalase: +
  • Motility: -
  • Nitrate: -
    • Urea: -

Corynebacterium jeikeium


  • Small pleomorphic GPR (chinese letters)
  • SBA/TSA/CNA: pinpoint colonies
  • CTB: growth, white colonies at 24 hours (some turn black at 48)
  • Catalase: +
  • Motility: -
  • Nitrate: negative (should be +)
    • Urea +

Corynebacterium pseudodiphtheriticum


  • Larger GPR, box car appearance
  • SBA/TSA/CNA: large ground glass; beta hemolytic grey
  • CTB: weak growth
  • Catalase: +
  • Weak motility

Bacillus cereus


  • Small GPR
  • SBA/TSA/CNA: grey beta hemolytic
  • CTB; no growth
  • Catalase: +
  • Motility: umbrella at 25C, motile at 35C
  • Bile esculin: +
    • Sucrose: +

Listeria monocytogenes


  • Small GPR
  • SBA/TSA/CNA: alpha hemolytic grey
  • Catalase: -
  • Motility: -
    • TSI slant: K/K H2S

Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae


  • Small GPR
  • SBA: pinpoint growth alpha hemolytic (green agar)
  • TSA/CNA: No growth
  • Catalase: -
    • Motility: -

Lactobacillus


  • Small gram negative coccobacilli
  • CA: grey wet round medium size
  • SBA/MAC: no growth
  • Satellitism SBA: positive
  • X/V: no growth
  • Growth between X and V
    • ALA-porphoryn reaction: negative

Haemophilus influenzae


  • Small gram negative coccobacilli
  • CA: grey small round
  • SBA/MAC: no growth
  • X: no growth
  • V: growth
  • Growth between V and X and all around V
    • ALA-porphoryn reaction: positive

Haemophilus parainfluenzae


  • Small gram negative rods
  • CA/SBA: medium sized white/creamy
  • MAC: growth at 24hr, more apparent 48hr
  • Oxidase: +
  • K/K
  • Urea: rapid 4 hours
    • Motility: +

Bordetella bronchiseptica


  • Short/fat gram negative rods
  • CA/SBA: medium white/creamy
  • MAC: no growth
  • Oxidase: +
  • TSI: A/A
  • Urea: -
  • Motility: -
    • Spot indole: +

Pasteurella multocida


  • Mac: LF
  • TSI: A/A gas
  • IMVC:+/+/-/-
  • Motile
  • L/O/A: +/+/-
  • Urea: -
    • Malonate: -

Escherichia coli


  • MAC: LF
  • TSI: A/A gas
  • IMVC:-/-/+/+
  • Non-motile
  • L/O/A: +/-/-
  • Urea: +
    • Malonate: +

Klebsiella pneumoniae


  • MAC: LF
  • TSI: A/A gas
  • IMVC: -/-/+/+
  • Motile
  • L/O/A: +/+/-
  • Urea: -
    • Malonate: +

Enterococcus aerogenes


  • NLF
  • A/A
  • IMVC: +/+/-/-
  • Motile at 25, Nonmotile 35
  • L/O/A: -/+/-
  • Urea: +
    • Malonate: -

Yersinia enterocolitica


  • MAC: NLF
  • TSI: K/A H2S gas
  • Indole: neg
  • Citrate: +
  • Motile: +
  • ODC: +
  • PD: +
    • Urea: +

Proteus mirabilis


  • MAC: NLF
  • TSI: A/A H2S gas
  • Indole: +
  • Citrate: -
  • Motile: +
  • ODC: -
  • PD: +
    • Urea: +

Proteus vulgaris


  • MAC: NLF
  • TSI: K/A gas
  • Indole: +
  • Citrate: -
  • Motile: +
    • ODC: +
  • PD: +
    • Urea: +

Morganella morganii


  • MAC: NLF
  • TSI: K/A
  • Indole: +
  • Citrate: +
  • Motile: +
  • ODC: -
  • PD: +
    • Urea: +
      • Adonitol/Inositol: +

Providencia rettgeri


  • MAC: NLF
  • TSI: K/A (or A/A)
  • Indole: +
  • Citrate: +
  • Motile: +
  • ODC: -
  • PD: +
    • Urea: -
      • Adonitol/Inositol: -/+

Providencia stuartii


  • MAC: late LF
  • TSI: A/A
  • IMVC: -/-/+/+
  • Motile at 35
  • LDC: +
  • Malonate: -
  • ONPG: +
  • L-arabinose: -
    • Dnase: +

Serratia marcescens


  • MAC: weak LF
  • TSI: A/A
  • IMVC: -/-/+/+
  • Motile at 35
  • LDC: V (-)
  • Malonate: +
  • ONPG: +
  • L-arabinose: +
    • Dnase: +

Serratia rubidaea


  • MAC: late LF
  • TSI: K/A
  • IMVC: +/+/-/+
  • Motile at 35
  • LDC: -
  • ODC: +
  • Malonate: +
  • ONPG: +
  • L-arabinose: +
    • Dnase: -

Citrobacter diversus


  • MAC: late LF
  • TSI: A/A H2S
  • IMVC: -/+/-/+
  • Motile at 35
  • LDC: -
  • ODC: -
  • Malonate: -
  • ONPG: +
  • L-arabinose: +
    • Dnase: -

Citrobacter freundii


  • MAC: NLF
  • TSI: K/A H2S gas
  • IMVC: -/+/-/+
  • Motile at 35
  • LDC/ODC/ADC: +/+/+
  • PD: -
  • Urea: -
  • Malonate: -
    • ONPG: -

Salmonella Typhimurium


  • MAC: NLF
  • TSI: K/A
  • IMVC: -/+/-/-
  • Non-Motile at 35
  • LDC/ODC/ADC: -/+/-
  • PD: -
  • Urea: -
  • Malonate: -
    • ONPG: +

Shigella sonnei


  • MAC: NLF
  • TSI: K/A
  • IMVC: -/+/-/-
  • Non-Motile at 35
  • LDC/ODC/ADC: -/-/-
  • PD: -
  • Urea: -
  • Malonate: -
    • ONPG: -

S. flexneri


  • MAC: NLF
  • TSI: K/A weak H2S moustache
  • IMVC: -/+/-/-
  • Motile at 35
  • LDC/ODC/ADC: +/-/-
  • PD: -
  • Urea: -
  • Malonate: -
    • ONPG: -

Salmonella Typhi


  1. Staphylococcus aureus
    1. Staphylococcus epidermidis

Top: Positive; S. aureus


Bottom: Negative; S. epidermidis, S. saprophyticus, M. luteus



Enzyme clots plasma


Cell bound: slide


Extracellular free coagulase: test

Left: Positive


Right: Negative



2H20--->2H20+O2

Produces bound coagulase but not free coagulase

Staphylococcus lugdunensis

Bacitracin

Bacitracin

Left: Susceptible >10mm M. luteus, S. pyogenes


Right: Resistant <10mm S. agalactiae

Left: susceptible >16mm


Right: resistant <16mm

MSA

MSA

  • Left: Ferments Mannitol S. saprophyticus, S. aureus
  • Right: Does not ferment mannitol S.epidermidis
  • M. luteus: does not grow
  • Selective for Gram positive due to high salt content
    • Differential for mannitol fermentation

PYR

PYR


  • Left: positive Streptococcus pyogenes
    • Right: negative Streptococcus agalactiae
CAMP test

CAMP test

A: Positive S. agalactiae


B: Negative: S. pyogenes


C: S. aureus

Sodium Hippurate

Sodium Hippurate

Left: Positive; S. agalactiae


Right: Negative S. pyogenes


Ninhydrin added

SXT

Group C streptococci SXT susceptible


S. pyogenes: SXT disk resistant

Left: Positive; Enterococcus fecalis


Right: negative

6.5% NaCl

Cloudy: Positive; E. fecalis

Bile solubility

Bile solubility


  • S. pneumoniae; clearing
Optochin

Optochin


  • Left: Resistant S. sanguinus (Viridans Group) <14mm
  • Right: Sensitive S. pneumoniae >14mm

Chocolate Agar

Enriched growth medium


Contained lysed RBC which has: X and V

phenol red indicator


If sugar is oxidized; yellow

A: Positive


B: Negative


Presence of enzyme cytochrome oxidase

MTM; modified thayer martin

Selective for N. gonorrhoeae, N. meningitidis


Colistin: Inhibits gram negative bacteria other than Neisseria


Vancomycin: inhibit most gram positive bacteria


Nystatin or anisomycin: inhibit yeast


Trimethoprim: inhibit Proteus

Nitrate reduction

NO3-->NO2-->N2


Red after addition of alpha-naphthylamine, sulfanic acid


Zn detects nitrate not reduce


Red is positive

Urease

Urease

Left: negative acidic


Right: Positive alkaline


Produce urease (hydrolysesammonia)

carbohydrate fermentor (lactose (1%), glucose (0.1%), sucrose(1%))


  • K/K: nonfermentor
  • K/A: ferments glucose, and either lactose or sucrose or both
  • A/A: ferments glucose and either lactose or sucrose or both
    • H2S: black precip and ferments glucose

Eosin Methylene Blue


  • Selective: Eosin and Methylene blue inhibit GP bacteria
    • Differential: Lactose Fermentation (Dark Pink/Almost Black)

MacConkey


  • Selective: Bile salts and crystal salts- inhibit
    • Differential: fermenting lactose
Indole

Indole

  • Measure organisms ability to metabolize tryptophan with the enzyme tryptophanase
  • Enzyme degradation leads to formation of pyruvic acid, indole, and ammonia
    • Koch's reagent


  • Mixed acid pathway, pH remains under 4.4 for at least 48 hours
    • Add methyl red
Voges Proskauer

Voges Proskauer


  • Glucose fermented by butylene glycol pathway
  • Main end produce: acetylmethylcarbinol
  • Addition of alpha-naphthol
  • 40% KOH


  • Sodium citrate as the sole source of carbon
    • pH: indicator bromothymol blue turn blue with alkaline pH

Bordet-Gengou Agar


  • Potato starch, glycerol and blood
  • Buffered charcoal
  • Yeast extract
  • Isolates legionella
    • Contains cysteine

CA


  • Can contain: X, V, isovitaleX
    • Glucose, cysteine

Malonate


  • Sodium malonate as a carbon source
    • Bromothymol blue; alkaline product

Phenylalanine Deaminase


  • Enzyme produce phenylalanine deaminase
  • Forms pyruvic acid will form a dark green complex
    • FeCl3

Shigella Serotypes


  • A: S. dysenteriae
  • B: S. flexneri
  • C: S. bodyii
    • D: S. sonnei

Hektoen Enteric Agar (HE)


  • Selective: Bile salts
  • Ferric ammonium citrate and sodium thiosulfate: Detects H2S
  • Indicator: Acid fuchsin and bromothymol blue
    • Green colonies: don't ferment lactose

Xylose Lysine Desoxycholate (XLD)


  • Selective: sodium deoxycholate; inhibits gram positive
  • Shigella does not ferment lactose
  • Differental: lactose; alkaline pH
    • H2S: sodium thiosulfate ferric ammonium citrate

Cefsulodin-Irgasan-Novobiocin (CIN)


  • Selective inhibition: Crystal violet, sodium desoxycholate and Irgasan
  • Supplementation: cefsulodin (inhibits normal enteric organisms)
    • For isolation of Yersinia entercolitica

Fermentation of L-arabinose

S. marcescens is the only Enterobacteriaceae that does not ferment L-arabinose


Pos: Yellow

ONPG

Differentiates between lactose and non-lactose fermentors


ONPG: is an analog of Lactose


Hydrolzyed by Beta-galactosidase

DNase

Dnase degrades extracellular DNA


Serratia: +


Enterobacteriaceae: =