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| Pregunta | Respuesta |
| What are the four reagents used to make a gram stain? | crystal violet Gram's iodine acetone-alcohol safranin |
| How is fluid specimen transfered to a slide? | By using a syringe to place a single drop |
| How should specimen from a swab be put onto a slide? | By gently rolling the swab across the slide |
| How are specimen's affixed to the slide? | By using a bunsen burner to heat the speicmen |
| Step one of Gram Staining Process | Flood slide with crystal violet reagent for one minute then rinse with water |
| Which bacteria are stained by crystal violet reagent? | Almost all |
| Step two of Gram staining process | Flood slide with Gram's iodine for one minute then rinse |
| Step Three of Gram staining process | Flood slide with acetone-alcohol for 10 seconds the rinse |
| Which bacteria will retain crystal violet stain after being rinsed with acetone-acetate | Gram positive bacteria |
| Step 4 of gram staining process | Flood slide with safranin for one minute |
| What is the purpose of safranin? | To counterstain the Gram negative bacteria |
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