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Nonspore Forming - GPR

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  1. 1Corynebacterium sp. "diptheroids": [blank_start]Small[blank_end], pleomorphic, beaded, palisading "Chinese Letters" -> [blank_start]Dry[blank_end], [blank_start]white[blank_end] colonies -> Catalase [blank_start]positive[blank_end]
    1. ASmall
    2. BPinpoint
    3. CMedium
    4. DLarge
    5. Ewhite
    6. Fgray
    7. Goff-white
    8. Hgreen/brown
    9. IDry
    10. JWet
    11. KCreamy
    12. LSticky
    13. Mpositive
    14. Nnegative
  2. 2Listeria monocytogenes: [blank_start]small[blank_end] coccobacillary -> [blank_start]narrow[blank_end]-zone, [blank_start]beta[blank_end] hemolytic colonies -> catalase [blank_start]positive[blank_end] -> umbrella & tumbling, Motility at 25C, Litmus milk-chalky, white, indicator [blank_start]red[blank_end]. Salicin +, Dextrose +, Trehalose +, Bile esculin +
    1. Anarrow
    2. Bwide
    3. Cbeta
    4. Dalpha
    5. Egamma
    6. Fpositive
    7. Gnegative
    8. Hsmall
    9. Imedium
    10. Jlarge
    11. Kpinpoint
    12. Lred
    13. Myellow
  3. 3Erysipelothrix: thin, [blank_start]small[blank_end], pointed rod -> small, [blank_start]alpha[blank_end] hemolytic -> catalase [blank_start]negative[blank_end] -> TSI=H25
    1. Asmall
    2. Bmedium
    3. Clarge
    4. Dpinpoint
    5. Ealpha
    6. Fbeta
    7. Ggamma
    8. Hnegative
    9. Ipositive
  4. 4Lactobacillus sp: [blank_start]long[blank_end], thin GPR in chains -> small, [blank_start]alpha[blank_end] hemolytic -> catalase [blank_start]negative[blank_end]
    1. Aalpha
    2. Bbeta
    3. Cnegative
    4. Dpositive
    5. Elong
    6. Fshort
  5. 5Listeria's main source is dairy products such as milk, cheese and icecream
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  6. 6Listeria is manifested primarily as [blank_start]septicemia[blank_end] and [blank_start]meningitis[blank_end] in neonates and immuno-compromised patients
    1. Asepticemia
    2. Bpnuemonia
    3. Cimpetigo
    4. Dmeningitis
    5. Eendocarditis
    6. Finflammation of hands and fingers
  7. 7For what microorganism do you use the rabbit monocyte test?
    1. AListeria monocytogenes
    2. BDiptheroids
    3. CErysipelothrix
    4. DLactobacillus sp
  8. 8Normal habitat: sewage, silage, soil, fertilizers, decaying vegetation
    Normal flora of GI tract of many animals-often found in milk (cows, goats)
    1-5% of humans are asymptomatic intestinal carriers
    1. AListeria monocytogenes
    2. BCorynebacterium sp
    3. CErysipelathrix
    4. DLactobacillus sp.
  9. 9Normal habitat: animals such as fish, shellfish, birds (poultry), swine (major reservoir), rodents, cattle, horses, dogs
    soil, food, water
    organism is able to survive for long periods outside of the body and survives pickling, salting, or smoking processes used in preservation of meats
    1. AListeria monoctogenes
    2. BCorynebacterium sp
    3. CErysipelothrix
    4. DLactobacillus
  10. 10Normal Habitat: Female genital tract, GI tract, skin, found in dairy products
    1. AListeria monocytogenes
    2. BCorynebacterium sp
    3. CErysipelothrix
    4. DLactobacillus

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