Microbiology Lab Exam 4

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Staphylococcus aureus

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toxic shock syndrome

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Bacillus anthracis

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anthrax

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Clostridium perfringens

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gangrene

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Clostridium botulinum

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botulism

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Clostridium tetani

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tetanus

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Yersinia pestis

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plague

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Toxoplasma gondii

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toxoplasmosis

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Streptococcus pneumoniae

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pnuemococcus pneumonia

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis

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tuberculosis

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Mycobacterium leprae

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leprosy

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Bartonella henselae

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cat scratch fever

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Salmonella typhi

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typhoid fever

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Proteus mirabilis

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urinary tract infection

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Shigella dysenteriae

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shigellosis

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Vibrio cholerae

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cholera

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Treponema palidium

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syphilis

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Helicobacter pylori

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peptic ulcers

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Test that make up the IMViC.

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Indole test.
Methyl red test.
Voges-Proskaur test.
Citrate test.

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Reagent of indole test.

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Kovac's reagent

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Reagent of methyl red test.

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methyl red

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Reagent of Voges-Proskaur test.

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Barritt's A and B solution.

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Reagent of citrate test.

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Bromothymol blue.

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Detects presence of indol.

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Kovac's reagent tests for.

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Detects presence of acid from glucose fermentation.

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Methyl red tests for.

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Detects presence of acetoin.

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Barrit's A and B solution tests for.

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Detects presence of alkaline products from breakdown of citrate by permeases.

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Bromothymol blue tests for.

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Lymphocytes.

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Large nucleus, almost fills cell.

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Monocytes.

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Bean shaped nucleus.

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Neutrophils.

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Lilac colored granules, multi-lobed nucleus.

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Eosinophils.

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Red to orange colored granules, bi-lobed nucleus.

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Basophils.

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Blue colored granules, bi-lobed or s-shaped nucleus.

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Sugars in the Triple Sugar Iron (TSI) Fermentation Test.

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Lactose (1%)
Sucrose (1%)
Glucose (0.1%)

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Control.

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Sample that is treated exactly the same as other samples in an experiment, except for the variable that the experiment is designed to test.

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Basophils.

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Blue colored granules, bi-lobed or s-shaped nucleus.

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Color of positive urea test.

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Hot pink.

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Sugars in the Triple Sugar Iron (TSI) Fermentation Test.

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Lactose (1%)
Sucrose (1%)
Glucose (0.1%)

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Color of acid produced in carbohydrate fermentation test.

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Yellow (A+)

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Control.

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Sample that is treated exactly the same as other samples in an experiment, except for the variable that the experiment is designed to test.

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Color of no acid produced in carbohydrate fermentation test.

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Red (A-)

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Color of positive urea test.

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Hot pink.

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Order of observation recording in carbohydrate fermentation test.

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Acid over gas.

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Color of acid produced in carbohydrate fermentation test.

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Yellow (A+)

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Color of no acid produced in carbohydrate fermentation test.

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Red (A-)

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Cause of black butt.

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Presence of hydrogen sulfate (reacts with ferrous aluminum to form an insoluble black precipitate, ferrous sulfate).

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Order of observation recording in carbohydrate fermentation test.

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Acid over gas.

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Denotation of presence of hydrogen sulfate in carbohydrate fermentation test.

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H2S+ (subscript 2)

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Cause of black butt.

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Presence of hydrogen sulfate (reacts with ferrous aluminum to form an insoluble black precipitate, ferrous sulfate).

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Denotation of presence of hydrogen sulfate in carbohydrate fermentation test.

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H2S+ (subscript 2)

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Color of positive urea test.

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Hot pink.