Lab Tests and Stains & Inclusion Bodies

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what does an acid fast stain detect?

mycobacterium

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what is acid fastness?

a property that gives a bacterium the ability to resist decolorization by acids during staining

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what is ASO titer?

blood test to detect streptococcus pyrogenes

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what are illnesses caused by streptococcus pyrogenes

strep throat, erysipelas, rheumatic fever, glomerulonephritis, impetigo and scarlet fever

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what is a blood agar?

growth medium to detect and differentiate hemolytic bacteria based on blood cell destruction

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what does a catalase test differentiate?

catalase + staphylococcus from catalase - streptococcus

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what is catalase?

an enzyme that detoxifies hydrogen peroxide by breaking it down into water and oxygen

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what is chocolate agar?

growth medium to detect fastidious organisms, such as neisseria gonorrhea

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what is the AKA for chocolate agar?

thayer martin agar or heated blood agar

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what is a coagulase test?

test to differentiate + coagulase staphylococcus from - coagulase staphylococcus species

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what is coagulase?

enzyme that clots blood plasma

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what is a coliform test?

test for water bacterial contamination specifically e.coli

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what is a coombs test?

blood test to detect antibodies against red blood cells, tests for RBC antigens

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what are coombs test used to diagnose?

blood related conditions such as hemolytic anemia

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what is dick test?

skin test to determine susceptibility of scarlet fever

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what is an elisa test?

blood test to detect HIV infection

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what is needed to confirm HIV infection?

western blot

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what is most commonly used to check the health of the immune system after HIV infection?

CD4 count

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what does a giemsa stain detect?

protozoa

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what is a gram stain?

differentiates gram positive and gram negative bacteria

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what are the 6 gram positive bacteria?

bacillus, listeria, clostridium, corynebacterium, staphylococcus, streptococcus

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what is an HLA B27 test?

blood test to detect the protein human leukocyte antigen B27 and indicates seronegative arthritis

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what is hektoen agar?

growth medium to differentiate shigella and salmonella

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what is MacConkey agar?

growth medium to differentiate lactose + and lactose - bacteria

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what is mannitol salt agar?

growth medium to detect staphylococcus organisms

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what is sabouraud agar?

growth medium to detect fungi

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what is a schick test?

blood test to detect diphtheria

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what is a schultz-charlton test?

skin test to determine susceptibility of scarlet fever

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what is a weil felix test?

blood test to diagnose all rickettsia organisms except coxiella burnetii

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what is a western blot test?

blood test to confirm a positive HIV infection, also used to detect lyme disease

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what is a tzanck smear?

skin test to examine alterted epithelial cells

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what are the special tests for syphilis?

kline test

wasserman reaction

VDRL test

darkfield microscopy

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what are the skin tests for tuberculosis?

mantoux test/tine test and PPD

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what is the acid fast stain for tuberculosis?

ziehl nielson staining

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what is seen on an xray of a patient with tuberculosis?

gohn lesion

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what are the special tests for mononucleosis?

heterophile antibody test, blood smear

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what are inclusion bodies?

aggregates of virus particles or proteins or special structures characteristic of infection

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what are the inclusion bodies for rheumatic fever?

aschoff bodies

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what are the inclusion bodies for diphtheria?

babes ernst granules

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what are the inclusion bodies for viral hepatitis?

councilman cells

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what are the inclusion bodies for mononucleosis?

downey cells

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what are the inclusion bodies for tuberculosis?

gohn lesions

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what are the inclusion bodies for smallpox?

guarnieri bodies

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what are the inclusion bodies for tertiary syphilis?

gumma spots/lesions

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what are the inclusion bodies for measles?

koplik spots

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what are the inclusion bodies for old age pigment/brown’s atrophy?

lipofuscin

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what are the inclusion bodies for Parkinson’s?

lewy bodies

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what are the inclusion bodies for alcohol-induced hepatites?

mallory bodies

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what are the inclusion bodies for rabies?

negri bodies

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what are the inclusion bodies for Hodgkin’s lymphoma?

reed sternberg cells

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what are the inclusion bodies for multiple myeloma?

russell bodies