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Micro Mini Practical 2

Ami G. Microbiology Englisch 47 Karten

Micro Mini Practical 2

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  1. 1—Staphylococcus aureus: Gram positive
    (after applying crystal violet)
    Staphylococcus aureus: Gram positive (after applying crystal violet)
  2. 2—Escherichia coli: Gram negative
    (after applying crystal violet)
    Escherichia coli: Gram negative (after applying crystal violet)
  3. 3—Staphylococcus aureus: Gram positive
    (after Gram's iodine)
    Staphylococcus aureus: Gram positive (after Gram's iodine)
  4. 4—Escherichia coli: Gram negative
    (after Gram's iodine)
    Escherichia coli: Gram negative (after Gram's iodine)
  5. 5—Staphylococcus aureus: Gram positive
    (after acetone alcohol decolorizer)
    Staphylococcus aureus: Gram positive (after acetone alcohol decolorizer)
  6. 6—Escherichia coli: Gram negative
    (after acetone alcohol decolorizer)
    Escherichia coli: Gram negative (after acetone alcohol decolorizer)
  7. 7—Staphylococcus aureus: Gram positive
    (after Safranin counterstain)
    Staphylococcus aureus: Gram positive (after Safranin counterstain)
  8. 8—Escherichia coli: Gram negative
    (after Safranin counterstain)
    Escherichia coli: Gram negative (after Safranin counterstain)
  9. 9In order, what are the 4 steps in the staining procedure?Smearing
    Air drying
    Heat fixing
    Staining
  10. 10Broth samples are easier to prepare, but...harder to see
  11. 11Agar samples are harder to prepare, but...easier to see
  12. 12To smear on an Agar sample, you have to...put a drop of water on the slide
  13. 13Heat fixing is used toaffix the bacteria to the slide
  14. 14To heat fix a slide...pass it over the flame, don't hold it there.
    Overheating will cause it not
    to stain correctly
  15. 15Gram Stain Procedure: 4 stepsCrystal Violet
    Gram's Iodine
    Acetone Alcohol decolorizer
    Safranin counterstain
    Rinse w/water after each step
  16. 16Ziehl-Neelson Acid-Fast Stains looks for the cell walls of what two types of bacteria?Mycobacterium
    and
    Nocardia
  17. 17Ziehl-Neelson Acid-Fast Stains steps:Steaming tray
    Carbolfuchsin ZN stain (5 min)
    Acid-alcohol decolorizer
    Loefflers methylene blue counterstain
  18. 18Mycobacterium and Nocardia in an acid-fast stain will turn what color and why?Pink due to the carbolfuchsin dye
  19. 19antibiotic resistant bacteria and chemical resistance bacteria are gram ________?Gram negative
  20. 20environmental resistant bacteria heat pH osmotic pressure are gram __________?Gram positive
  21. 21The difference in gram stains is due to...the difference in the thickness of the cell walls of the bacteria being stained
  22. 22Specific structures like flagella and capsules are seen usingspecial stains
  23. 23Gram stains, acid-fast stains, & endospore stains are all...differential stains
  24. 24Endospore stains use ______ as the primary stain?Malachite green
  25. 25What stain uses water as the decolorizer?Endospore
  26. 26Endospore stain steps:Smear, air dry, heat fix
    Stain w/ malachite green
    (water as decolorizer)
    Safranin as decolorizer & counterstain
  27. 27—Bacillus subtilis
    (endospore stain)
    Bacillus subtilis (endospore stain)
  28. 28—Endospore stain
    Left - water rinse, followed by Safranin
    Right - water rinse, no Safranin
    Endospore stain Left - water rinse, followed by Safranin Right - water rinse, no Safranin
  29. 29Capsule stains are viewed under what magnification?100x w/oil
  30. 30What stain does not use heat fix?Capsule stain bc it would
    destroy the capsule
  31. 31Malachite Green Safranin Crystal Violet & Methylene Blue are what types of dyes?Cationic dyes (positive sticking to negative particles)
    Bacteria have a negative charge, making cationic dyes best
  32. 32Eosin and acid fuchsin are what types of dyes?anionic dyes (negative sticking to positive particles)
  33. 33Refers to placing a thin layer of the organism on a slideSmear
  34. 34Allows the organism to dry through evaporationair dry
  35. 35allows the organism to be attached to the slidefixing
  36. 36Who developed the Gram StainHans Christian Gram (late 1800s)
  37. 37What is the very first thing done before Gram Staining?Streaking for isolation
  38. 38What acts as a mordant (dye fixative)?Gram's Iodine
  39. 39How can time affect a gram stain?If decolorizing for too long, all bacteria would decolorize and would make it a false gram negative.
    If too short, not sufficient, so false gram positive
  40. 40—Capsule stainCapsule stain
  41. 41How can age affect a gram stain?Cultures older than 24 hours decolorize easier and are falsely Gram negative
  42. 42How can heat affect a gram stain?The cell wall can be destroyed which leads to a false gram negative
  43. 43What two bacteria normally construct an endospore?Bacillus & Clostridium
  44. 44Tetanus, botulism, gangrene, & anthrax ae caused by what bacterias?Bacillus & Clostridium
  45. 45The pink bacteria seen after an acid-fast stain are read as gram negative? True or FalseFalse
  46. 46Old cultures tend to stain Gram negative? True or FalseTrue
  47. 47In the capsule stain, the capsule appears blue in color due to the use of Loafers methylene blue as the primary dye. True of False?False

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Microbiology Karteikarten am Micro Mini Practical 2, erstellt von Ami G. am 24/02/2022.
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