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32 Cards in this Set
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gram +, cocci clusters, catalase positive test
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staphylococcus
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Gram +, coagulase + staph (clusters, catalase +) bacteria?
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s. aureus
MRSA MSSA |
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Gram +, cocci chains, catalase negative test
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streptococcus
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Gram +, coagulase - staph bacteria?
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s. epidermidis
s. hemolyticus s. saprophyticus |
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Gram +, hemolysis alpha (partial) bacteria?
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viridans
s. pneumoniae (diplococci pairs) |
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Gram +, hemolysis beta (complete) bacteria?
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Groups A, B, C
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Group A in strep hemolysis beta
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s. pyogenes
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Association: ETOH
INFXNs: pharyngitis, TSS, myositis, scarlet and rheumatic fever, glomerulonephritis which strep beta hemolysis group? |
Group A- s. pyogenes
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Group B in strep hemolysis beta
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s. agalactiae
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Association: Babies, DM
INFXNs: neonatal meningitis, PNA, sepsis which strep group beta hemolysis group? |
Group B- s. agalactiae
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Group C strep hemolysis beta
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s. equisimilis
s. equi s. zooepidemicus |
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Association: NF oropharyngeal, vaginal, rectum
INFXNs: pharyngitis, epiglottis, sinusitis, bacteremia, SST which strep hemolysis beta group? |
Group C- s. equisimilis, equi, zooepidemicus
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Viridans and s. pneumoniae are part of which strep hemolysis group
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alpha (partial hemolysis)
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Gamma (non hemolysis) strep contains which group, also known as what?
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Group D, enterococci
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oropharynx, GI, gingival crevices
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viridans, alpha hemolysis strep
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upper airways, extreme ages, deficient pulmonary clearance
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s. pneumoniae, alpha hemolysis strep, diplococci
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gram positive bacilli split into two groups
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anaerobic and aerobic
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actinomyces, bifidobacterium, propionibacterium
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anaerobic gram positive bacilli
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lactobacillus spp, listeria monocytogenes, corynebacterium spp.
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aerobic gram positive bacilli
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clostridium spp and bacillus spp.
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sporeforming anaerobic/aerobic gram positive bacilli
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gram negative bacilli are known as
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enterobacteriaceae
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in gram negative bacilli, undergo ______ fermentation (+) to enterobacteriacea and then split into _______ fermentation (- or +)
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glucose, lactose
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citrobacter spp, enterobacter spp, escherichia coli, klebsiella spp
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gram negative, lactose + fermentation enterobacteriacea
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morganella morganii, providencia spp, proteus spp, samonella spp, shigella spp, yersina spp, serratia spp
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gram negative, lactose - fermentation enterobacteriacea
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glucose fermentation in gram negative bacilli is split into two groups
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oxidase + and oxidase -
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pseudomonas aeruginosa, flavobacterium spp, alcaligenes spp
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oxidase + glucose fermentation gram negative bacilli
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stenotrophomonas maltophilia, burkholderia cepacia, acinetobacter spp
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oxidase - glucose fermentation gram negative bacilli
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gram negative cocci are split into two groups
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coccobacilli and diplococci
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haemophilus influenzae, bordetella pertussis, pasteurella spp, brucella spp
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coccobacilli gram negative cocci
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moraxella catarrhalis, neisseria spp
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diplococci gram negative cocci
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peptococcus, peptostreptococcus, clostridium spp
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gram + anaerobic bacteria
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bacteroides spp, fusobacterium spp, prevoltella spp
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gram - anaerobic bacteria
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