LONG EXAM PART II

MOVING EXAM
1. Identify the bacaterial morphology,

2. Identify the Genus and specie of

bacteria

3. Name of the media used which

produced black colonies
4. IDENTIFY GRAMS STAIN MORPHOLOGY OF
BACTERIA

5. PRIMARILY CAUSE OF TRAVELERS

DIARRHEA, WHAT STRAIN OF (ANSWER
FROM 6)?

6. NAME OF THE BACTERIA (GENUS AND

SPECIE)
7. PURPOSE OF THIS TEST

8. PERCENTAGE OF REAGENT USED ON THIS

TEST.

9. RESULT REACTION OF S.PYOGENES?

10 NAME OF THE TEST?

11. WHAT IS THE BIOCHEMICAL RESULT OF

KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE TO THIS TEST?

12. WHAT IS THE PRINCIPLE?

13. WHAT IS THE MORPHOLOGY AND GRAM
STAIN REACTION SHOWN?

14. WHAT IS THE CLINICAL MANIFESTATION

CAUSE BY THIS BACTERIAL PATHOGEN?

15. NAME OF THE BACTERIA (GENUS, SPECIE)

16. DISEASE CAUSE BY THIS BACTERIAL
PATHOGEN?

17. WHAT IS THE MORPHOLOGY AND GRAM

STAIN RESULT?

18. NAME OF THE BACTERIA (GENUS SPECIE)

19. WHAT IS THE MORPHOLOGY AND GRAM
STAIN RESULT?

20. MOST OF THE CASES THIS BACTERIUM

ACQUIRED IN________?

21. NAME OF THE BACTERIUM (GENUS,

SPECIE)
22. NAME OF THIS TEST METHOD?

23. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS TEST?

24. WHAT IS THE APPROXIMATE BACTERIUM

STANDARD OF THIS TEST TO BACTERIAL
SUSPENSION?

25. THE STANDARDIZED CONTENT OF THIS

TEST
(COMPLETE WITH PERCENT OF THE REAGENT
AND VOLUME OF REAGENT)
26. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS TEST
METHOD?

27. NAME OF 2 ANTIBIOTIC DRUG USED ON

IMAGE SHOWN?

28. WHAT IS THE BACTERIUM NEED FOR

THIS TEST?
29. IDENTIFY THE BACTERIAL MORPHOLOGY,
AND GRAM STAIN REACTION

30. WHAT ARE THE 3 CATEGORIES OF

CLINICAL MANIFESTATION OF THIS
BACTERIUM?

31. NAME OF THE BACTERIA (GENUS AND

SPP.)
 FILL IN THE BLANKS
ABNORMAL RESULT PROBABLE CAUSE
Tetracycline zone too large and clindamycin too small with E.coli or S. aureus pH of agar too low
controls

Tetracycline zone too small and clindamycin too large with E.coli or S. aureus
controls
32.
Aminoglycoside zone too small with P. aeruginosa control Ca++ and/or Mg++ too _____ in agar

Aminoglycoside zone too large w/ P. aeruginosa control

33.
Inoculum too light
34. nutritionally poor medium
slow-growing organism (not seen with controls)
Agar depth too thin

Zones universally too small on control plates Inoculum too heavy agar depth too thick

Methicillin zone decreasing over days or weeks with control organisms Methicillin degrading during refrigerator storage

Methicillin zone intermediate in disk test Methicillin being degraded by strong B-lactamase producing staphylococci

Colonies within zone of inhibition Mixed culture resistant mutants within zone
A swarming proteus feather edges of zones around penicillin or ampicillin disks
35. usually occur w/ b-lactamase neg strains of S. aureus.
B-lactamase pos, H. influenza w/ penicillin or ampicillin
36. NAME OF THE CULTURE METHOD USED?

37. IN WHAT QUADRANT, WHERE YOU CAN

ISOLATE A PURE COLONY OR CULTURE?

38. RECOMMENDED INOCULATING WIRE OR

LOOP TO BE USED IN STREAKING ON MEDIA
PLATES?
39. NAME OF THE CULTURE METHOD USED?

40. What bacterium is the No.1 cause of

UTI?

41. What is the prepared type collection of

urine specimen?

42. What is the indication, if the plates are

contaminated?
43. NAME OF THE CULTURE METHOD USED?

44. NAME OF THE CULTURE METHOD USED?

43. 44.
 45
45. NAME OF THE CULTURE METHOD USED?

46. NAME OF THE CULTURE METHOD USED?

46
47. NAME OF THIS DEVICE?

48. PURPOSE?

49. 4 CHEMICAL PELLETS THAT HELPS

ELIMINATES OXYGEN INSIDE OF THIS DEVICE?
 A B

50. WHAT IS THE PRIMARY IDENTIFICATION

USED SHOWN ON THE IMAGES A?

51. NAME OF THE MEDIA USED FOR THE

CONFIRMATORY? (IMAGE B)

52. NAME OF THE BACTERIA (GENUS AND

B
SPP)
53. WHAT IS THE COLONY APPEARANCE ON
IMAGE SHOWN?

54-55. 2 TYPES OF SPECIES EXHIBITED THIS

COLONY APPEANCES.
56. IDENTIFY THE BACTERIAL MORPHOLOGY
AND GRAMS STAIN REACTION.

57- 58 TWO COMMON TYPES OF SPECIES

PRIMARILY PATHOGENIC TO HUMAN

Weakly acid-fast
Disease common patient with
immunosuppression and
cancer
Airborne Pathogens
59. NAME OF THE TEST METHOD?

60. WHERE IS LOCATED THE LOWEST

CONCENTRATION OF DRUG?