1/29
A set of 30 practice flashcards based on microbiology lab quiz topics including biochemical tests, microscopy, antibiotics, and helminthology.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced | Call with Kai |
|---|
No analytics yet
Send a link to your students to track their progress
What conclusion can be made from a coagulase broth incubated at 37∘C for 36 hours showing positive results?
Coagulase is produced
True or False: A VP positive organism undergoes a 2,3-butanediol fermentation.
True
What is the limit of resolution for a microscope using the 40× objective (0.65 numerical aperture) at 500nm?
384.6nm
To what class of helminth does the organism described in slide 4 belong?
Cestode
What is the route of transmission for the organism identified in slide 5?
Vector borne via Reduviid bug
True or False: Taxo A (bacitracin) is used to differentiate and presumptively identify Group A strep (Streptococcus pyogenes).
True
What conclusion can be made about an organism on a Novobiocin plate if it produces catalase enzyme?
Staphylococcus spp; susceptible
What is the enzyme produced in a positive Bile Esculin Hydrolysis test?
Esculinase
True or False: The spontaneous oxidation reaction in the oxidase test only occurs after the 20 second waiting period.
False
True or False: PEA medium contains a differential substrate.
False
What conclusion can be made about an organism on an HEA plate incubated for 24 hours at 37∘C showing fermentation?
Probable Gram negative organism; Lactose/Sucrose/Salicin fermenter
What organism is presumptively identified (P-ID) on an HEA plate showing blue/green growth without fermentation?
Shigella spp
What organism is presumptively identified (P-ID) on an HEA plate showing black precipitate?
Salmonella spp
True or False: The production of a single bubble in the catalase test is a positive result.
True
What is the conclusion for a bacterium on an MSA plate showing yellow growth?
Halotolerant organism and mannitol fermenter; Staphylococcus aureus
What is the Mechanism of Action (MOA) for the antibiotic Tetracycline?
Inhibits protein synthesis
What is the Mechanism of Action (MOA) for the antibiotic Penicillin?
Inhibits cell wall synthesis
True or False: Penicillium species reproduce asexually by conidiospores.
True
To what phylum does the organism identified in slide 19 belong?
Mastigophora
What conclusion should be made for a citrate slant incubated for only 18 hours?
Inconclusive because the test was not incubated long enough
What is the observation and result for a Phenol Red broth test showing a yellow broth with no bubble?
A/−
What are the observation and result for a positive Urease test?
pink and positive
What type of leukocyte is identified in the slide 23 image?
Neutrophil
Which of the following is NOT a function of a lymphocyte: Produce antibodies, Phagocytosis, or Attack cells infected with viruses?
Phagocytosis
What is the conclusion for an organism on a MAC plate showing pink/red growth?
Organism is a gram negative, lactose fermenter
Which ingredient in a medium, such as Peptic digest of soybean meal, would make it undefined?
Peptic digest of soybean meal
What is the Mechanism of Action (MOA) for Nalidixic Acid in the CNA Agar plate?
Inhibit DNA synthesis
What is the conclusion for a bacterium on a CNA agar plate showing a clear zone of clearing?
Probable Gram-positive, beta hemolytic organism
What is the conclusion for a bacterium on a CNA agar plate showing greening of the medium?
Probable Gram-positive, alpha hemolytic organism
True or False: The bacterium on a CNA agar plate showing no change in the medium is a gamma hemolytic organism.
True