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Neisseria
Non motile
aerobic
5-10% CO2
Capnophilic
Cold sensitive
non hemolytic
Candle Jar
effective and economical way of providing increased CO2
N. elongata
Catalase Test and Cytochrome Oxidase: Positive
Pigmented Colonies
N. flava
N. flavescens
N. subflava
Oxidase Test
Screening test
Rgt for Oxidase Test
1% tetramethyl-p-phenylenediamine dihydrochloride, no DMSO
Purple Color
Positive Results for Oxidase Test
CTA
Media for CHO Utilization Test
Phenol Red
Indicator for CHO Utilization Test
Thayer Martin
VCN
Vancomycin
to prevent gram (+) organisms
Colistin
to prevent other gram (-) organisms
Nystatin
prevent fungi
Modified Thayer Martin
VCN-T
Same as Thayer Martin but with Trimetophrim - prevent swarming organisms
Swarming i.e. Proteus spp.
Martin Lewis
VCA-T
Same as Modified Thayer Martin but Nystatin is replaced by Anisomycin
New York City
VCA-T
Same as Martin Lewis but Anisomycin is replaced by Amphotericin B
GC-LECT Medium
VCA-T plus Lincomycin
Same as New York City but with Lincomycin
N. gonorrhea
Glucose: +
Maltose: -
Lactose: -
Sucrose: -
Fructose: -
N. meningitidis
Glucose: +
Maltose: +
Lactose: -
Sucrose: -
Fructose: -
N. lactamica
Glucose: +
Maltose: +
Lactose: +
Sucrose: -
Fructose: -
ONPG: +
N. cinerea, N. flavescens, N. elongata, Moraxella spp.
Glucose: -
Maltose: -
Lactose: -
Sucrose: -
Fructose: -
N. sicca, N. mucosa
Glucose: +
Maltose: +
Lactose: -
Sucrose: +
Fructose: +
N. sicca
bread crumb like
wrinkled colonies
N. subflava
Glucose: +
Maltose: +
Lactose: -
Sucrose: V
Fructose: V
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Never a normal flora, always a pathogen
Kidney, coffee bean shaped diplococci intracellular within PMN
Virulence factor: Common Pili
Superoxol Test: +
Ferments glucose only
Can cause: Gonorrhea, Opthalmia neonatorum, Perihepatitis or Fitz Hugh Curtis syndrome
Superoxol Test
Rapid test for N. gonorrhoeae
Rgt: 30% hydrogen peroxidase
+ results: Vigorous Bubbling
Gonorrhea
STD
Clap Disease
Opthalmia naonatorum
a gonorrheal form of conjunctivitis acquired by newborns from an infected mother (foul smelling vaginal discharge)
Perihepatitis or Fitz Hugh Curtis Syndrome
PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease)
Neisseria meningitidis
Bean shaped diplococcic; sensitive to SPS
Virulence factors: Capsule
Neufeld Quellung Test (+)
Ferments: maltose & glucose
Natural habitat is oro and nasopharynx
Can cause Bacterial Meningitis, Meningococcemia, Waterhouse Friderichsen syndrome
Bacterial Meningitis
>5-29 y/o
Meningococcemia
presence of N. meningitidis in the blood
Waterhouse Friderichsen Syndrome
Severe form of meningococcemia characterized by bleeding of adrenal glands
Specimen for detection in N.meningitidis
CSF: Meningitis
Nasopharyngeal Swab: Carrier State
Encapsulated
pathogenic
causes meningitis and all other diseases
encapsulated strain
CSF
Moraxella catarrhalis
Morphologically and biochemically resembles Neisseria
Encapsulated, with Pili, Non-motile
Catalase negative, DNase Test (+)
Hemolysis pattern: Gamma Hemolytic
Oxidase (+) because of Indophenol oxidase
does not degrade sugar – asaccharolytic
a normal flora of oro and nasopharynx but may cause otitis media
hockey puck colonies
Hockey puck colonies
these are colonies remaining intact when pushed across the plate using inoculating loop
DNase Test
Best test to differentiate M. catarrhalis from another Moraxella
Butyrate Disk Test/Tributyrin Test
Rapid test for identification of M. catarrhalis
(+) result: Blue color
Non-encapsulated
Normal flora
Nasopharyngeal swab
M. catarrhalis
Modified Thayer Martin: V
Nutrient Agar at 35C: +
BAP/CAP at 25C: +
N. cinerea
Modified Thayer Martin: V
Nutrient Agar at 35C: +
BAP/CAP at 25C: -
N. flavescens, N. mucosa, N. sicca, N. subflava
Modified Thayer Martin: -
Nutrient Agar at 35C: +
BAP/CAP at 25C: +
N. gonorrhoeae and N. meningitidis
Modified Thayer Martin: +
Nutrient Agar at 35C: -
BAP/CAP at 25C: -
N. lactamica
Modified Thayer Martin: +
Nutrient Agar at 35C: V
BAP/CAP at 25C: V