Medical Bacteriology flashcards
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This page gathers over 290 Medical Bacteriology flashcard resources made by more than 150 GoConqr users, spanning stains and growth media to individual bacteria. University students and professional candidates can practise recall, while teachers can find ready-made material for university and professional-level study. Pick a deck and begin practising.
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- Bacterial Classification and Morphology98
- Bacterial Cell Structure and Growth41
- Bacterial Culture, Staining and Identification14
- Bacterial Pathogenicity and Virulence9
- Antibiotics and Bacterial Resistance5
- Gram-Positive Cocci87
- Gram-Positive Rods39
- Anaerobic Bacteria and Infections22
- Mycobacteria, Tuberculosis and Leprosy44
- Actinobacteria and Actinomycetes10
- Enterobacteriaceae45
- Neisseria18
- Other Gram-Negative Bacteria21
- Helicobacter and Campylobacter8
- Chlamydia, Rickettsia, Mycoplasma and Spirochetes14
Flashcards
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33 cards122 - Stains & Properties of Growth Media What is the mnemonic device/sentence to remember the bugs that do not Gram stain well?
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35 cards124 - Intracellular Bugs What bugs are obligate intracellular?
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33 cards129 - Endotoxins
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25 cardsBacterial Morphology + Gram Stains Why do we stain bacteria?
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63 cardsGram Positive Rods The only genus of aerobic gram rods that form endospores
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20 cardsOnline Gram Stain Module Which of the following best describes this Gram stain of a sputum specimen?
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6 cardsMicrobiology Test 3 Which of the following bacterial diseases of the respiratory system can be prevented by vaccine? Choose one...
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11 cardsShigella
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942 cardsBacteriology: Final Flashcards Farcy is what?
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145 cardsLecture 2_bacteriology Why are commensal bacteria important?
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200 cardsaug 12th Neisseria and Moraxella
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200 cardsMedical microbiology What features of a bacteria should be identified when observing macroscopic appearance?
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166 cardsEnterobacteriaceae Other term for Enterobacteriaceae
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139 cardsBacteriology
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111 cardsCSIM1.36／/CSIM1.37/CSIM1.38/CSIM1.40 What are virulence factors?
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124 cardsGram-Positive Cocci What are some key concepts regarding species and strains?
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138 cardsMIC101 Lecture 15 What is the title of Lecture 15?
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143 cardsMicro - Gram positive organisms Transmission of Streptococcus pyogenes (+ when is it facilitated)
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63 cardsMicrobiology and Immunology Lectures 2-6 Diversity of bacteria (tree of life)
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50 cardsmicrobiology Classification of bacteria
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91 cardsMicrobiology-Bacteriology Gram + Cocci in clusters "bunches of grapes" Yellow/white, smooth, creamy colonies on SBA, can show hemolys...
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88 cardsEnterics II What are the microbiological features of Salmonella?
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63 cardsMicrobes & Disease - Lecture 12 When were Streptococcus first recorded?
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96 cardsExam 5 - Bacteria
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147 cards1 Which species of campylobacter cannot be cultured due to hydrogen requirements
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68 cardsMicrobio Basic characteristics of staphylococcus
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141 cardsMicrobiology exam #2
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58 cardsEnterobac & Pseudo. Aerug. Enterobact. - Properties & Physical Characteristics-
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87 cardsEnterics I
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36 cardsE. coli Define the taxonomy of e. coli
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58 cardsEnterobacteriaceae
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48 cardsBrucella How many species of Brucella are there?
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25 cardsBacillus Describe bacillus species
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50 cardsMicrobiology 2 2 species of pathogenic Listeria
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30 cardsStreptococci Are Staphs catalase +ve or –ve?
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24 cardsQuorum sensing What is bioluminscence?
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25 cardsPathogenic Neisseria Species Gram stain and morphology of neisseria species?
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11 cardsBacterial Infection: General Principles and Diagnosis 1502 Define bacteraemia, sepsis, severe sepsis, and septic shock.
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19 cardsS. Aureus MRSA resistance is mediate by what?
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87 cardsGI and Repro Bacteria affect pigs 0-4wks
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These decks let you practise recall across topics in the unit. For a focused start, try Shigella: its cards cover causes, transmission, toxin production and other properties of the organism. Work through the prompts, then return to any that you found difficult.
If you want to compare topics, the deck on intracellular bugs uses mnemonics to prompt recall, while the endotoxins deck also includes a mnemonic. You could use these after a focused organism deck to practise a different kind of recall.
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Choose a small set of cards and answer each prompt before checking it. Group the cards you need to revisit by topic, such as staining or bacterial properties. Once you have worked through a deck, switch to a quiz on the unit page to practise with a different format, or use a mind map to see how ideas fit together.
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Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Try Shigella if you want to focus on one organism. Its prompts cover causes, transmission, toxin production and other properties. Work through the cards and note which prompts need another look. You can then choose a broader deck, such as Gram Positive Rods, for a change of focus.
What do these flashcards cover?
The listed decks include stains and growth media, intracellular bugs, endotoxins and individual bacteria. Some focus on groups, such as Gram Positive Rods, while others, such as Shigella, concentrate on one organism. There are also decks on bacterial morphology and Gram stains, and on infection and diagnosis.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores.