CH6 Primary Inoculation (MEDIA)

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What are the 7 Standard Medium Types?

1. Nonselective

2. Selective

3. Differential

4. Differential + Selective

5. Enriched

6. Enrichment BROTH

7. Broth MEDIA


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What does Nonselective Media support growth for?

Most NON-FASTIDIOUS organisms:

Staph and Strep

non-fastidious = no es fastidioso, does not need much to grow.

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What are 2 types of Nonselective Media?

  1. Sheep Blood Agar

  2. TSA +5% SHEEP BLOOD


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What does Selective Media support the growth of?

ONE TYPE of organism and NOT another one

Such as growing only gram positive and killing gram negative VICE VERSA

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What is one type of Selective Media?

Columbia Nalidixic Acid (CNA) agar



Columbia is SELECTIVE for which students get in

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What kind of bacteria does CNA agar favor?

Gram POSITIVE

Staphylococcus

streptococcus

enterococcus

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What does Differential Media support the growth of?

It allows for organisms to be distinguished by their VISIBLE GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS

such as different hemolysis

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What is an example of a Differential Media?

Sheep Blood Agar - shows the different hemolysis

TSA +5% Sheep Blood

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What does Enriched media support the growth of?

SAME AS NONSELECTIVE but with ADDED growth factors

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What is an example of an Enriched media?

Chocolate agar:

FASTIDOUS organisms

Fastidiosos want chocolate

Haemophilus influenza and Neisseria spp.

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What does Enrichment Broth support the growth of?

Enhances SPECIFIC ORGANISM while REDUCING competing flora

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What is an example of an Enrichment Broth and what does it enhance the recovery of?

Lim Broth enhances recover of GROUP B Streptococcus

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Which BROTH is used for Group B streptococcus enrichment?

Lim Broth

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What do the Selective + Differential mediums do?

SELECT one group and DIFFERENTIATES members within the group

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Which is the main example of a Selective + Differential Media?

MacConkey Agar - differentiate based on LACTOSE FERMANTATION

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Which medium SELECTS Gram-Negative organisms and DIFFERENTIATES lactose fermentation?

MacConkey Agar

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What is the main purpose of Broth Medium?

Help recover SMALL NUMBERS and also supports VARYING OXYGEN needs

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What is an example of a Broth Medium?

Thioglycolate broth - aerobes, anaerobes, facultative organisms

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Why might a LARGE-VOLUME sterile body fluid be CENTRIFUGED before culture?

To concentrate organisms that may be present in low numbers

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What are the 2 methods of isolation?

  1. Isolation 4 quadrant streak

  2. Quantitative Isolation - Streak DOWN CENTER


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For which specimen are Quantitative Isolations MOST USED FOR ?

Urine Cultures

<p>Urine Cultures </p>
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What is the purpose of Isolation streaks (4 quadrant)?

To create ISOLATED COLONIES

The 4 quadrant is to dilute (most colonies on the final streak)

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What are Quantitative Isolations mostly used for?

Urine and it is to COUNT COLONIES (concentration)

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What to Capnophilic organisms prefer?

CO2

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What do Microaerophilic organisms prefer?

DECREASED O2 levels

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What do Anaerobic organisms prefer?

NO O2