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What color does the KIA test show if it ferments?

yellow

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What color does the KIA test show if it reduces sulfur?

black

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What does the butt of the KIA test consist of?

glucose

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What does the slant of the KIA test consist of?

lactoe

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What type of media is the KIA test?

undefined solid

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What is the purpose of the KIA test?

to see if it ferments glucose, lactose, or reduces sulfur

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What is the indicator in the KIA test?

phenol red

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What are the limitations of the KIA test?

time sensitive, must be innoculated with needle

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What is the purpose of the phenol red test?

to determine the ability of an organism to ferment carbohydrates and produce acid.

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What type of media is the phenol red test?

undefined liquid

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What does the media in the phenol red test contain?

casin peptones, carbohydrates, phenol red, durham tube

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What color does the phenol red test show if it ferments?

yellow

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What color does the phenol red test show if its neutral?

red

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What color does the phenol red test show if it eats peptones?

magenta

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What is the limitation of phenol red broth?

time sensitive (48 hrs)

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What is the purpose of the oxidase test?

to determine the presence of cytochrome c oxidase in bacteria.

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What is the media in the oxidase test?

dry slide, TPP

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What are the limitations of the oxidase test?

results must be collected in 20 seconds and no metal innoculating tools

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What bacteria contains oxidase?

PSA

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What bacteria doesnt contain oxidase?

EC

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What is the purpose of the catalase test?

To see if catalase is produced

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What does catalase do?

breaks down hydrogen peroxide

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What does a positive catalase test show?

bubble formation

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What does a negative catalase test show?

no bubble formation

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What is the purpose of the nitrate reduction test?

to see if nitrate is converted into nitrite

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What is the media of the nitrate reduction test?

undefined liquid

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What is the indicator in the nitrate reduction test?

no indicator

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What does reagent nitrate A show?

shows nitrite by showing a red color

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What does reagent nitrate B show?

confirms nitrite by showing a red color

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What does reagent nitrate C show?

indicates nitrate if no color change occurs

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What does the oxidation fermentation test do?

see if bacteria ferment and/or oxidizes carbohydrates

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What is the media in the oxidation fermentation test

semisolid

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What does the media in the oxidation fermentation test contain?

low peptones and high glucose

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What is the indicator in the oxidation fermentation test?

Bromothymol blue

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What color does bromothymol blue show in neutral pH

green

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What color does bromothymol blue show in acidic pH

yellow

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What color does bromothymol blue show in basic pH

blue

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What is the purpose of the citrate test?

see if bacteria can import and ferment citrate

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What are the enzymes in the citrate test?

citrate permease and citratelyase

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What is the media in the citrate test?

defined

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What does the media in the citrate test contain?

citrate, ammonia, and bromothymol blue