19 - Pseudomonas

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Aquatic habitats and soil

Pseudomonas are most commonly found in where?

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P. mallei

This pseudomonas specie is a specialized mammalian parasite

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P. pseudomallei and P. aeruginosa

These pseudomonas species are occasional parasite of animals

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P. mallei

Pseudomonas are all motile by means of polar flagella except?

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Rod

What shape is the genus pseudomonas

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Oxidase-positive

Pseudomonas are what enzyme positive?

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P. pyocyaneus

This pseudomonas specie is the bacillus of green pus

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Rod-shaped

What shape is the genus Pseudomonas?

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Chicken

Pseudomonas is common in intestinal contents of __ , and can result in early meat spoilage

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P. aeruginosa

Causes “green wool” in sheep, associated with wetting of the fleece

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Gram negative

Is pseudomonas Gram + or -

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aminoacetophenone

Pseudomonas is recognized by its green pigment, and grape-like odor ___ ?

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Fluorescein

This Pseudomonas pigment consists of a pyoverdine that is yellow green, that oxidizes to yellow

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Fluorescein

This Pseudomonas pigment is a bluish green pigment that oxidizes to brown

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Pycocyanin

This Pseudomonas pigment is a bluish green pigment that oxidizes to brown

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Pyocyanin

Fluorescein and pyocyanin are water soluble but only which is soluble in chloroform?

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Potassium gluconate medium

Apyocyanogenic strains’ mucoid growth can be identified on what medium?

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terminal electron receptor

Pseudomonas are obligate aerobes that uses oxygen as

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4 to 42 Celsius

Pseudomona’s range of incubation temp ranges from ___

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fimbriate

Pseudomonas produce smooth, shiny, moist, __ and spreading colonies

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translucent

Pseudomonas colonies have thin, irregular margins and __ centers are cream colored although often disguised by green pigment

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Opalescent sheen

Pseudomonas colonies have what on the surfaces of growths on solid media?

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Carbohydrates

Pseudomonas strains mostly do not ferment __

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Negative

Pseudomonas are Indole __?

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Negative

Pseudomonas are MR __?

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Negative

Pseudomonas are VP __?

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Positive

Pseudomonas are Catalase and Oxidase __?

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O

Pseudomonas have 17 _ antigens

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H

Pseudomonas have 6 __ or flagellar antigens

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Elastin

Pseudomonas toxins have toxin A, alkaline proteases and elastase which destroys __ in lung parenchyma

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Toxin A

This toxin in Pseudomonas inhibits protein synthesis and contributes significantly to lesion development in burn infections

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Pyocin

Pseudomonas produces this bacteriocin used in typing, it kills other strains of same species

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Skin

Pseudomonas is a component of the normal bacterial flora of __

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Soil and water

Pseudomonas’ presence reflects exposure to environment such as __

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Toxin A and protease

These are important in Pseudomonas’ edema production, induration, hemorrhage and necrosis observed in skin lesions

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P. aeruginosa

This Pseudomonas specie is found in necrotic pneumonias, enteritis and rhinitis in swine, lesions associated with traumatic reticulopericarditis in cattle; bovine mastitis, sporadic abortion (cattle), balanoposthitis (bulls); suppurative otitis externa (dogs)

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Minks and chinchillas

P. aeruginosa infection most devastating in __, causing hemorrhagic pneumonia; organism enters when animal sniffs food

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Green wool or fleece rot

This results from growth of the organism in fleece subjected to prolonged wetting favored by protein that leaks out of macerated skin; dermatitis results and wool fibers separate; protein degrades resulting in odor that stimulates oviposition by flies predisposing to development of strike

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