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what are the three ways anaerobes can cause infection

1) increase in numbers in areas where they are part of the normal microbiota, 2) they are introduced into a new site 3) when a non normal microbiota anaerobic bacteria enters the host via penetrating wounds as a result of trauma

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what plates should be used for an anaerobic culture

TSA, MAC, CNA, Choc, CDC, Ana CNA, Reduced BHI broth

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what is chocolate plates used for in anaerobic cultures

aerotolerance testing

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how long does it take for oxygen to kill fusobacterium,, anaerobic cocci, porphymonas, prevotella

10 minutes

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what temp are anaerobic cultures kept at

37C

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what are the best/perfect specimens for anaerobic cultures

aspirate obtained by needle or syringe, tissue and biopsy samples

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What swabs are acceptable for anaerobic cultures

Eswab, anaerobic star swabs, Charboal swabs

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which swab is specifically designed to maintain the viability of anaerobes, anarobes, and fastidious organisms

Esswab

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how long should intrauterine devices be incubated for due to Actinomyces spp

10-14 days

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what are four way the anaerobic enviornment is kept controlled

catalyst, dessicant, anatox, indicator strips

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what is the atmospheric content of the anaerobic chamber

5% hydrogen, 5% CO2, 90% Nitrogen

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what is the manometer

it is a gauge that monitors the air pressure inside the anaerobic chamber with a bubble indicator

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What is important to check if a swab is received for an anaerobic sample

the swab needs to be moist! if not reject

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are sputum samples acceptable for anaerobic cultures

no

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are vaginal/cervical swabs acceptable for anaerobic culture

no

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are BAL collections acceptable for anaerobic culture

no

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are rectal or bowel samples acceptable for anaerobic culture

only if the source is specified as an abcess

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what note needs to be added to refrigerated samples for anaerobic cultures

"culture results may be affected due to refrigeration

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that stains as large spore producing GPB

Clostridium pergringes

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that is known for double zone of hemolysis on BAP

Clostridium perfringes

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that is the most common cause of gas gangrene infection

Clostridium perfringes

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What common anaerobe needs to be ruled out and reported in all anaerobic cultures

Clostridium perfringes

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what gram stain does Cutibacterium acnes have

GPB

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that is a common skin contaminant

Cutibacterium acnes

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that is a concern for infection in surgical infections, infect prosthetic joints, and devices

Cutibacterium acnes

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe spp that appears as a GPC in chains, clusters, pairs, or tetrads

Peptostreptococcus spp

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What species includes Finegoldia, Anaerococcus, Parvimonas, Peptoniphulis, and Atopobium spp

Peptostreptococcus

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that can cause infections in any part of the body

Peptostreptococcus spp

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that appears as a long, thin, whispy GNB

Fusobacterium

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that can be dry, “bread crumb”-Like on agar

Fusobacterium

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that causes Lemeirre’s syndrome

Fusobacterium

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What are the most common spp of Fusobacterium

necrophorum, nucleatum

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe spp that includes Fragilis, Thetamicron, Pyogenes, Vulgartus, Ovatus

Bacteroides

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that appear as GNB

bacteroides

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that is a large component of normal gut microbiota but cause infections if displaced in the body

bacteroides

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that are aerotolerant

bacteroides

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that stains as a GNB or coccobacilli

Prevotella

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that includes melananinogenica and bivia as the most common spp

Prevotella

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that are a large component of normal gut microbiota but cause infections if displaced in the body

Prevotella

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that stain as GNC

Veillonella

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that are normal oral flora that rarely causes infections

Veillonella

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what is a commonly encountered anaerobe that includes common spp Atypica and Parvula

Veillonella