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micro lab exam2

pearson microbiology Bauman lab 2

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Blood agar - test type - chemical reaction - and plate changes differential - hemolysis - breakdown of hemoglobin - greening or clearing of medium
Blood agar results Alpha Hemolysis - bacteria example Incomplete breakdown of hemoglobin - greening of medium - streptococcus bovis
Blood agar - results Beta hemolysis - bacteria example Complete breakdown of hemoglobin - clear zone - Streptococcus pyogenes and staphylococcus aureus
Blood agar - results gamma hemolysis - bacteria example No growth or no breakdown of hemolysis - enterococcus faecalis
MSA - full name - uses - test type - initial color Mannitol Salt Agar - isolation of staphylococcus - differential for mannitol fermentation selective because of high salt - reddish plate
PH indicator in MSA phenol red - yellow acidic red alkaline
Results for MSA Yellow = + mannitol fermentation Orange red = no reaction Hot pink = - for mannitol fermentation
DNA agar - test type - initial color - indicator - results - example Differential enzyme test - light bluegreen - methyl green - if bacteria produces enzyme DNase clearing of medium - halo =+ DNase - Staphylococcus aureus
BEA - full name - test type - initial color - indicator - initial color Bile Esculin Agar - differential esculin breakdown and selective bile and sodium azide inhibits - yellow plate
BEA results - example Black media = (+) esculin breakdown no black = - esculin breakdown
Plasma coagulase - test type - contains - results - example differential enzyme test - rabbit plasma - organism produces coagulase will cause fibrinogen to form fibrin clot - clot = (+) for coagulase - staphylococcus aureus
6.5% NaCl broth - test type - uses Selective salt tolerance - growth causes turbidity - used to differentiate E. faecalis and streptococcus species - turbidity = (+) clear = (-)
Catalase test - test type - results - example Differential enzyme test - if organism produces catalase it will bubble when exposed to hydrogen peroxide -
Methyl red is used to test for _____ and turns what color?? pH indicator - red is ACID and yellow is alkaline
Which three tests show sulfur reduction? HEA TSI SIM
The clear zone around an antibiotic disc is called ______ and if it is under 10mm then the bacteria is ________ to the antibiotic. Zone of inhibition and resistant
EMB - full name - uses - test type - indicator Eosin Methylene Blue Agar - isolate gram neg - selective eosin m blue and dyes are inhib to gram +; differential lactose fermentation - colors of colonies
EMB results - example Metallic green/blue black colonies (+) vigorous lactose fermentors, acidic Dark purple colonies = (+) slow fermentors lt pink colorless colonies = (-) fermentation -e coli blue black metallic green
Phenol red broths test for and contain ________ tubes carbohydrate fermentation with or without gas - Durham tubes
Phenol red broth indicator - results Phenol red - yellow is acidic pink is alkaline A - acid (yellow) = (+) carb fermentation NR = no reaction K - alkaline (pink) = (-) carb fermentation G - gas in durham tube
SIM - full name - test type - tests for Sulfide Indole Motility - Differential - production of hydrogen sulfide, motility and breakdown of tryptophan
What is added to a SIM test to test for indole? What color does it change to? What does it mean? Kovac's reagent turns red if the organism is able to breakdown tryptophan and produce indole
SIM results - example of result Black = (+) H2S no black = (-)H2S Red kovac's = (+) indole yellow Kovac's = (-) indole Motility = cloudy funnel shape S+ I+ M-
What method of inoculation do you use for a SIM test? Stab
Urea broth - test type - looks for - indicator - results Differential enzyme test - urease will break down urea into ammonia and Co2 which makes it alkaline - indicator is Phenol red - Hot Pink = (+) rapid urease Peach = (-) urease
Phenylalanine slant - test type - special content - initial color - looking for - results Differential enzyme test - amino acid phenylaklanine and a reagent FeCl3 - blue - PDase will deaminate phenylalanine and produce ammonia Dark Green = (+)for PDase No change = (-) for PDase
Citrate slants - test type - initial color - indicator - results Differential enzyme test - blue - bromthymol blue - Blue = (+) for citrase Green = (-) for citrase
What is the nitrogen source in a citrate slant? ammonium phosphate
What is the carbon source in a citrate slant? sodium citrate
What does a color change from green to blue in a citrate test indicate? An organism producing the enzyme citrase will convert the nitrogen and carbon sources into pyruvic acid and ammonia which will cause a pH shift to alkaline and change from green to blue.
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