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Lab Microbiology

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Group of bacteria forms a   show
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Disease causing microorganisms   show
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4 types of pathogens   show
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show Purple  
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Mordant   show
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show Gram Negative  
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Microorganisms normally found in the body and is not pathogenic   show
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show Anaerobic  
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show Mycology  
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show Virus  
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Sexually transmitted disease sometimes found in urine   show
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show Cellophane/Tape Test  
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Used to kill or inhibit the growth of a bacterial infection   show
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Total absence of microorganisms   show
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Contains ingredients that inhibit the growth of certain microorganisms   show
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show Primary Media  
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Counterstain   show
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show Fastidious  
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Decolorizer   show
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Stain used to differentiate bacteria by their cell walls   show
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Coccidioides, immitis, and Aspergillus are types of   show
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Beta hemolysis is characterized by   show
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Beta hemolysis indicates   show
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Alpha hemolysis is characterized by   show
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show Group B Strep/Normal Flora  
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show Oxidase Test (Hydrogen Peroxide)  
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Intestinal protozoan parasite that causes malabsorption syndrome   show
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Parasitic worms are called   show
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show Staphaureus  
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Purple gram stain reaction   show
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Patients should avoid aspirin and vitamin C for how long   show
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show Coagulase  
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show E. coli  
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Specimen that is inoculated right from the source of infection   show
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Procedure to measure the growth of bacteria in the presence of antibiotics   show
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show Enterobius Vermicularis  
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show Kirby Bauer  
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show Spirilla  
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show Cocci  
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show Bacilli  
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show Micrococci  
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show Diplococci  
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show Staphylococci  
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show Streptococci  
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Pneumonia is caused by what type of bacteria (shape)   show
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show Cocci  
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Wound Infection is caused by what type of bacteria (shape)   show
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show Cocci  
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show Cocci  
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show Cocci  
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show Cocci  
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show Palisades  
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show Streptobacilli  
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show Bacilli  
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show Bacilli  
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show Bacilli  
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show Bacilli  
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UTI is caused by what type of bacteria (shape)   show
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show Bacilli  
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Legionnaires’ is caused by what type of bacteria (shape)   show
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show Bacilli  
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show Bacilli  
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show Spirillum/Spirochete  
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Lyme Disease is caused by what type of bacteria (shape)   show
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Pyloric Ulcers (H. Pylori) is caused by what type of bacteria (shape)   show
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show Spirillum/Spirochete  
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Streptococcus is gram   show
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Staphylococcus is gram   show
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show negative  
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show negative  
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Gonorrhea is gram   show
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show 37 Degrees Celsius  
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show 24-72 hours  
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Aerobic Bacteria   show
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Anaerobic Bacteria   show
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show fungi  
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Candida is also known as   show
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Coccidioides Immitis is also known as   show
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show Tinea (Ring Worm), Athlete’s Foot, Jock Itch  
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show pneumocysitis  
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show Skin scraping/swabs, KOH Prep, Wet Prep, Sabourad’s dextrose agar  
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show cell culture, ELISA, Kit tests (flue, herp, rubella)  
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show contaminated water  
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show malaria  
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show pthirus pubis  
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Head lice is called   show
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show Tape worm, round worm, hook worm, pin worm  
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Testing method for intestinal parasites   show
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show thin & thick blood smear  
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show Urine & Vaginal Exam  
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Contains substances that visibly change as a result of the metabolic activity of certain organisms   show
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show EMB, MacConkey’s  
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show selective  
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show Pure Culture  
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show Direct Smear  
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