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Microbiology

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What is the function of urinary system?   show
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Normal genitourinary tract is ?   show
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show Bladder, urethra  
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Which parts belong to upper UTI?   show
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What are the common lower UTIs?   show
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What are the common upper UTIs?   show
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show catheterisation  
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show E.coli, Proteus, Klebsiella, Stap. aureus, Stap. saprophyticus, Enterococcus  
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show Diphtheroids, Lactobacillus spp., Bacillus spp., Coagulase negative staphylococci other than Staphylococcus saprophyticus  
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What are the specimens for the lab diagnosis of UTI?   show
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show 1.Chromogenic agar 2,MacConkey agar 3.Cysteine lactose electrolyte deficient (CLED) agar 4.Blood agar  
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show 1.Allows direct identification of the commonest urinary pathogens 2.Bacterial enzymes with different substrates to produce colored colonies.  
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If for culture, need __________ for urine collection?   show
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Transport to lab immediately, or refrigerated, or use preservative ________?   show
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What is the example of chromogenic agar?   show
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show non-selective, differential agar  
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What is Cystein Lactose Electroylete Deficient agar(CLED)?   show
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show Lactose fermenter: Yellow Non-lactose fermenter: White/colourless  
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MSU sample will be followed up if ?   show
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There is a follow up if _______________ from Suprapubic urine?   show
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show Cotrimoxazole or Ciprofloxacin or Nitrofurantoin  
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What does routine microscopic urine analysis observe?   show
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show 1.Protein - indicates infection 2.Nitrate reduction - indicate presence of bacteria 3.Leucocyte Esterase - presence of WBC 4.Glucose - decrease during infection  
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