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Autoclaving can achieve sterilization because it is lethal to

vriuses

spores

vegetable cells

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Why are slides used for the capsule stain not subjected to normal heat fixing?

Heat fixing can destroy the capsule.

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Where would a capsule be found on a bacterial cell?

on top of the cell wall

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Why is flaming with the Bunsen burner a part of aseptic technique?

It destroys spores on equipment (loops, needles, bottles, tubes, etc).

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Which species below would be most suitable for use in the spore stain?

Clostridium acetobutylicum

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a patient is suspected of having tuberculosis, which stain would be more useful?

acid fast stain

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Both differential stains described in this exercise detect differences in which cellular structure?

cell wall

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What type of cultures are best as the sounce of cells for Gram staining?

Fresh cultures (16-18 hours old)

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Which substance below is unique to acid-fast bacterial species?

mycolic acids

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Which substance below is unique to gram-negative bacterial species?

LPS

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During heat fixing, slides should be passed through the base of the flame close to the burner.

true

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When accessing a culture tube in order to aseptically retrieve cells or inoculate the medium, how is the cap handled?

Held in the pinky finger of the hand holding the loop or needle

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Why are loops and needles cooled prior to retrieving cells?

Hot loops and needles can kill cells.

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When is it appropriate to flame a loop or needle?

before entering a culture

after entering a culture

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During heat fixing, slides should be passed through the base of the flame close to the burner.

true

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When accessing a culture tube in order to aseptically retrieve cells or inoculate the medium, how is the cap handled?

Held in the pinky finger of the hand holding the loop or needle

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Why are loops and needles cooled prior to retrieving cells?

Hot loops and needles can kill cells.

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When is it appropriate to flame a loop or needle?

before entering a culture / after entering a culture

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You observe cells under the microscope using a wet mount or hanging drop slide. The cells appear to be swimming in an animated, directional manner. This is most consistent with

true motility

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You observe cells under the microscope using a wet mount or hanging drop slide. All of the cells in your field of view move in a flowing, sweeping motion toward one side of the slide. This is most consistent with

water current movement

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You observe cells under the microscope using a wet mount or hanging drop slide. When the cells move, they do so randomly with a jerky, vi-bratory, seemingly aimless movement. This is most consistent with

brownian movement

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Which of the following is NOT part of a bacterial flagellum?

peptidoglycan

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Which type of cell movement is required in order for a cell to display chemotaxis?

true motility (via flagella)