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Clostridium Difficle



Anaerobic GI pathogen=?


Aggulutination test (for toxin A)

What is the test to ID Clostridium Difficle?



Lactose postive

Pink colonies on Macconkey agar are... ?

E. Coli


Enterobacter

List two bacteria that are lactose positive

Pseudomonas


Proteus


Salmonella


Shigella

List four bacteria that are lactose negative

Green with black centers


Color of the Salmonella colonies if on HE agar.

Green with black centers

Color of the Proteus colonies if on HE agar.

Green (no black center)

Color of the colonies if Shigella is present on HE agar.

Orange

Color of the colonies if E. Coli or Enterobacter is present on HE agar

Yellow

42C


5-6% O2


3-10% CO2



Growth of Campylobacter sp. requires what conditions?



Red

Color of XLD agar if Shigella or Pseudomonas is present.

Yersinia enterocolitica

YSA agar is used to grow this intestinal pathogen

Pink

Color of Urea agar if Proteus sp is present.

Proteus

bacteria that is associated with "swarming"

Salmonella


Proteus

H2S + Fe --> FeS




What bacteria would cause this reaction?

Hydrolysis of Esculin

What causes the blacking on Bile Esculin by Enterococcus Faecalis?

Enterobacter


What bacteria produces pink mucoid colonies on Macconkey agar?

Yersinia enterocolitica

Dark pink colonies with a transluscent border on YSA agar at 48 hours of incubation

Proteus


Salmonella

Name the two bacteria with red colored colonies with a black center on XLD agar

Enterococcus faecalis

Black colony on Bile Esculin agar

E. Coli 0157-H7

What is a lactose positive pathogen?

Lactose negative

What type of lactose fermenters are colorless on Macconkey agar?

E. Coli

What bacteria produced flat pink colonies on Macconkey agar?

Proteus


Psuedomonas

What two bacteria are lactose negative normal (non-pathogenic) flora?

Red with black center

What color does Salmonella grow on XLD agar?

colorless

What color are Salmonella or Shigella on Macconkey agar?

S. enteritidis

Species of Salmonella that is often associated with eggs?

E. coli 0157-H7

What is the bacteria that causes HUS? (hemolytic anemia(anemia caused by destruction of red blood cells), acute kidney failure(uremia), and a low platelet count )

selective

type of media that allows certain types of organisms to grow, and inhibits the growth of other organisms



differential

type of media that contains compounds that allow groups of microorganisms to be visually distinguished by the appearance of the colony or the surrounding media, usually on the basis of some biochemical difference between the two groups




Ex. BAP -- different hemolysis reactions

lactose positive

type of bacteria that can ferment the carbohydrate (sugar) lactose as a carbon source




Ex. E. Coli and Enterobacter

lactose negative

type of bacteria that can ferment the carbohydrate (sugar) lactose as a carbon source




Ex. Shigella, Salmonella, Pseudomonas, Proteus

Enterobacteriaceae

large family of Gram-negative rod shaped `bacteria

Occult test

test that is performed to determine if there is blood present in a stool sample

Enterococcus faecalis

gram positive coccus

E. Coli

MAC -- pink flat colonies


XLD -- yellow colonies


HE -- orange colonies


lactose fermenter


normal flora of GIT

Enterobacter

MAC -- pink mucoid colonies


XLD -- yellow colonies


HE -- orange colonies


lactose fermenter


normal flora of GIT

Proteus

MAC -- colorless


XLD -- Red with black center


HE -- green with black center


possible swarming*


H2S producer


non-pathogen (normal flora)


produce urease -- pink


non-lactose fermenter




Salmonella

MAC- colorless


XLD -- red with black center


HE -- green with black center


does NOT produce urease (yellow)


pathogenic


H2S producer


non-lactose fermenter



Shigella

MAC -- colorless


XLD-- red


HE - green


does not produce oxidase (not blue)


pathogenic


non-lactose fermenter

Pseudomonas

MAC -- colorless


XLD -- red


HE -- green


produce oxidase (blue)


normal flora


non-lactose fermenter

Enterococcus faecalis

gram positive


No growth on MAC, XLD, HE (selective gram neg)


BAP -- pinpoint white colonies


Bile Esculin --- black halos

Clostridium difficile

gram positive rods


anaerobic


No growth on MAC, XLD, HE (selective gram neg)


Takes over GI tract if normal flora is wiped out (antibiotics)

GN Broth

What media promotes growth of Salmonella and Shigella (pathogens) and inhibits growth of normal flora?




* selective for gram negative organisms

Campylobater jejuni

Camp agar


incubated 24-48 hrs


5-6% O2 (microaerophillic)


3-10% CO2


Gram-negative


one of the most common causes of human gastroenteritis



cold enrichment

specimen that thrives in being in colder temps (4C -- refrigeration)




ex. Listeria , Yersina

Yersinia entercolitica

Gram-negative bacillus-shaped bacterium


cold enriched


self-limiting gastrointestinal infections

Bile Esculin

agar that turns black with Enterococcus faecalis


selective against gram negative

Blood agar

enriched medium that grows variety of organisms


demonstrates hemolytic activity

Campylobacter

selective agar inhibits normal flora


selective for Camylobacter jejuni


incubated for 24-48 hrs


42C


5-6% O2


3-10% CO2

Hektoen Enteric (HE)

Green tinted agar


Fe present in the agar which reacts with H2S and produces FeS (black)


selective for gram negative organisms

MacConkey

selective for gram negative rods


differential for lactose fermenting bacteria (pink)


non-lactose are colorless


XLD

red tinted agar Fe present in the agar which reacts with H2S and produces FeS (black) selective for gram negative organisms

Yersinia Selective Agar (YSA)

inhibits normal flora


allows growth of Yersinia enterocolitica (appear dark pink at 48 hours)