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Purpose:


Differentiate group A stretpococci from other beta-hemolytic streptococci




Differentiates staphylococci (resistant) from micrococci (sensitive)




Principle:


Taxo A dsiks are placed on SBA and zones of inhibition are observed, >10mm = sensitive

Bacitracin Susceptibility

What are the positive and negative controls for Bacitracin Susceptibility

Pos= Stretpococcus pyogenes; Micrococcs luteus




Neg= S. agalactiae, Staphylococcus aureus

Purpose:


Differentiates enterococci & group D streptococci from nongroup D viridans streptococci




Priniciple:


Determine whether an org can hydrolyze esculin to esculetin


Pos=dark brown to black precipitate will form





Bile Esculin Agar

What are Positive and Negative for Bile Esculin Agar

Pos= Enterococcus faecalis (also pos for 6 1/2 salt)




Neg= Escherichia coli, Streptococcus pyogenes

Purpose:


Differntiate Streptococcus pneumoniae from alpha-hemolytic streptococci




Priniciple:


Bile or bile salts rapidly lyse pnneumococcal colonies on blood agar




want fresh cultures, old may not be as reactive

Bile Solubility Test

What are the Pos and Neg for Bile Solubility Test

Pos= S. pneumoniae




Neg= Enterococcus faecalis

Purpose:


Differentiate group B streptococci from other streptococci speicies


Listeria monocytogenes is also positive




Priniciple:


A diffusible hemolytic protein (CAMP factor) acts synergistically with the beta-lysin of S. aureus causing enhanced lysis.


Pos=arrow head

CAMP Test

What are the pos and neg of CAMP test

Pos= Streptococcus agalactiae




Neg= S. pyogenes

Purpose:


Differntiates Catalase pos organisms and staphylococcus species from catalase neg streptococcus




Priniciple:


Catalase enzyme will converty hydrogen peroxide to water and oxygen, producing bubbles

Catalase Test

What are the pos and neg for the catalase test

Pos= Staphylococcus aureus




Neg= Streptococcus pyogenes

Purpose:


Id an organism's ability to use sodium citrate as the sole source of carbon




Priniciple:


Bacteria capable of growing on this medium will use citrate and convert ammonium phosphate into ammonia and ammonium hydrozide (alkaline-turns blue)

Citrate Utilization

What are the pos and neg for citrate utilization

Pos= Enterobacter aerogenes




Neg= E. coli

Purpose:


Differnetiate S. aureus (pos) from staphylococci(neg)




Principle


Clumping factor reacts with fibrinogen in plasma, producing a clot




results will revert back to neg after 24h

Coagulase Test

What are the pos and neg for Coagulase Test

Pos= S. aureus




Neg= S. epidermidis

Purpose:


Used to visualize the presence and arrangement of flagella for ID motlile bacterial speicies




Principle:


Stain contains a mordant to visalize flagella




need expertiease

Flagella Stain

In the flagella stain,




Peritrichous=




Polar=




Negative=

Peritrichous= E. coli




Polar= Pseudomonas aeruginosa




Negative= Klebsella pneumoniae

Purpose:


ID organisms that produce tryptophanase




Principle:


Trytophanase will hydrolyze tryptophan to pyruvate, ammonia, and indole


Kovac's reagent will react with indonle and produce a red color




Indole spot test will produce a blue color for pos

Indole Production test

Using Kovac's method:




Pos=




Neg=

Pos= E. coli




Neg= Klebsiella pneumoniae

Purpose:


differentiate members of the Enterobacteriaceae family




Principle:


MR detects mixed acid fermination (red) takes 48h




VP detects the ability of org to convert the acid products to acetoin and 2,3-butanediol (red)




Can be pos for one but not both

Methyl Red and Voges-Proskauer Tests

Purpose: Determines whether an enteric org is motile; must posses flagella




Principle:


semicolid agar is used to visualize a diffuse zone of growth extending from the line of inoculation

Motility testing

What are the pos and neg for Motility?

Pos= E. coli




Neg= S. aureus

Purpose:

Determines whether an org can reduce nitrites




Priniciple:


Org capable of reducing nitrite to nitrogen will not turn a color and will produce gas.




Zinc dust is added if broth does not turn red or no gas


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Nitrate Reduction

Pos and Neg for Nitrate Reduction

Pos= Proteus mirabilis




Neg= Acinetobacter baumanii

Purpose:


Diff pneumococci (S) from other alpha-streptococci (R)




Priniciple:


this disk is placed on an inoculated SBA, incubated, and zones are observed




<14mm is questionable

Optochin (P disk) Susceptibility

What are pos and neg for Optochin (P disk Susceptibility)

Pos= Stretpococcus pneumoniae




Neg= S. pyogenes

Purpose:


Determines the presence of cytochrome oxidase activity for enteric bacteria (neg) from other gram negative rods




Priniciple:


Determines presence of cytochrome oxidase using tetramehtyl-p-phenylenediamine dihydrochloride to indophenol (turns purple)

Oxidase test

What are the pos and neg for Oxidase test

Pos= Pseudomonas aeruginosa




Neg= E. coli

Purpose:


Presumptive ID of group A streptococci and enterococci




Priniciple:


Beta-naphthlamine (byproduct of PYR) will turn red in the presence of N,N dimethylamino cinnamaldehyde reagent

Pyrrolidonyl Arylamidase Test

Pos and Neg controls for Pyrrolidonly Arylamidase Test

Pos= Enterococcus faecalis, Streptococcus pyogenes




Neg= S agalactiae

Purpose:


Determine whether a gram - rod ferments glucose and lactose or sucrose and forms hydrogen sulfide bonds




Principle:


Yellow butt= glucose


Slant yellow= lactose or sucrose


Black tube= hydrogen sulfide

Triple Sugar Iron Agar

K/K=




K/A with hydrogen sulfide=




K/A=

K/K= Pseudomonas aeruginosa




K/A with hydrogen sulfide= Proteus mirabilis




K/A= Shigella flexneri

Purpose:


Diff Haemophilus species




Priniciple:


these strips/disks ar eplaced on confluent inoculation


org grow around disk with right factor for growth

X and V Factor Tests

XV=




requires V, grows around V and XV=




Requires X, grows around X and XV = \

XV= Haemophilus influenzaerequires V, grows around V and XV= H. parainfluenzaeRequires X, grows around X and XV = H. ducreyi