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What is the purpose of M/Sorb agar?
Grows GNRs, but specifically for growth of E. coli 0157:H7
What do pink colonies on a M/Sorb plate indicate?
Sorbital was fermented so the organism isn’t E. coli 0157:H7
What is the purpose of SBA agar?
Grows GPC and GNR, but won’t grow Haemophilus
What is the purpose of GN Broth?
Grows GNRs ONLY
What is the purpose of LIM Broth?
Aids in growth of group B strep
Which media is capable of showing lactose and non-lactose fermentation?
MAC
What is the purpose of THIO Broth?
Grows all bacteria including anaerobes
In order for THIO broth to work correctly, what must be done to the media?
Oxygen must be removed
Neisseria organsims will grow on which media types?
CHOC, TM, and least used SBA
What technique is used when streaking plates for a urine culture?
Quantitative Isolation Streak
Processes done to sputum and bronchial washings before setup:
Decontamination and Digestion
What stool pathogen will appear as clear colonies on an XLD or HE plate?
Shigella
What is the purpose of EMB agar?
Grows all GNRs
What is the most important step in performing a urine culture?
Mix the specimen before placing urine on media
What is the purpose of MAC agar?
Grows all GNRs
What is the term used to describe partial lysis of RBCs around individual bacteria giving media a greenish appearance?
Alpha
What is the purpose of Selenite Broth?
Aids in grows of GRNs (specifically Salmonella/Shigella)
How should a sputum specimen be stored until it is inoculated onto media?
Refrigerator
What is the term used to describe complete lysis of RBCs around each colony?
Beta
Viral media must inhibit growth of what?
Bacteria and Fungus
What is the greatest variable in blood culture collection?
How much blood is collected
What do clear colonies on a M/Sorb plate indicate?
Sorbital was not fermented, could possible be E. Coli
Colonies on a MAC plate which are non-lactose fermenters will have what appearance?
Clear
A urine for culture is received in a tube preservative. How should it be stored before setup?
Room Temperature
HE media is only used when inoculating what culture type?
Stool
What media are capable of showing H2S production?
XLD and HE
A urine streaked with a 0.001 loop has 56 colonies. What is the colony count?
56,000
What is different about specimen containers in which anaerobic cultures are collected?
They need to be free of oxygen so the anaerobes don’t die
What is the blood to broth ratio in blood culture bottles?
1:10
What are 2 specific media used for growth of AFB?
LJ and Middlebrook 7H11
What is the purpose of PEA agar?
Grows all GPC
Which streaking technique consist of 3 to 4 quadrants for isolation of bacteria?
Isolation Streak
Growth of normal stool bacteria on either a XLD or HE plate has what appearance?
Orange/Yellow Colonies
Specimens received on a swab which contains preservative should be stored how until inoculation onto media?
Room Temperature
What is the term used to describe no hemolysis of RBCs on a plate or broth?
Gamma
Other than the name of the patient, what is the most important information needed to correctly read-out a culture?
Culture or Specimen Source
Black colonies on HE is what organism?
Salmonella
Media with special ingredients to aid in growth of fastidious organisms is called:
Enriched Media
Colonies on a MAC plate which are lactose fermenters have what appearance?
Pink
1 drop of CSF for culture should be put onto what plate?
CHOC
Which media are capable of showing beta hemolysis?
SBA, CNA, and PEA
All collection containers MUST be sterile except for those containing what specimen type?
Stool
What is the purpose of SS agar?
Grows Salmonella/Shigella
Which media are capable of showing alpha hemolysis?
SBA, CNA, PEA, and CHOC
Anticoagulant in blood culture is what?
SPS
Why is a quantitative isolation streak used when inoculating urine specimens?
Allows the colonies to be counted
Media which aids in growth of 1 type of organism while inhibiting growth of another type is called:
Selective
If unable to immediately setup a CSF culture, how should it be stored?
Incubator
What is the purpose of TM agar?
Grows of Neisseria species
Inoculation of what culture type requires a calibrated loop to be used?
Urine
AFB media must be inoculated in the dark, due to production of what?
Formaldehyde
What type of culture would you use a selenite broth on?
Stool
What is the purpose of CNA agar?
Grows all GPC
An unpreserved urine should be stored how if it can’t be cultured immediately?
Refrigerated
Orange or yellow colonies on which media indicates normal stool bacteria?
XLD and HE
What is the purpose of CHOC agar?
Grows all bacteria including Haemophilus
What media is selective for growth of GPC?
CNA and PEA
What media is considered to be nonselective for growth of bacteria?
SBA
A sputum culture has growth of colonies into the 3rd or 4th quadrants. How should this be reported?
Moderate/Heavy Growth
What bacteria needs increased CO2 for growth called?
Capnophile
What temperature should be used to obtain growth for most bacteria associated with human infections?
35-37 degrees Celsius
A urine culture setup on SBA and MAC plates has growth on only the SBA plate after incubation. What does this mean?
UTI caused by a GPC