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If misplaced items are found in your storage
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In the "orphaned slides, tubes and plates" area
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When cleaning up a spill how should you
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always use a rotating motion of the hand to bring the paper towels toward the middle
of the spill area
....
Never use the "windshield wiper" method!!
The working distance on your microscope ...
decreases with increasing magnification
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Why should you use only fine focus knob
while viewing a specimen with the 100x
objective?
Because working distance is minimal and if the coarse adjustment is used you are likely
to shatter the slide or the objective lens
In case of accidental spill you would...
remain at your work station until instructor comes to your assistance
Why is a wet film of disinfectant left on the
lab bench to air dry?
If you wipe the lab bench completely dry there is no disinfectant left on the bench top
which leaves the bench top open for contamination from the paper towel you're wiping
with, aerosols and many other things
To prevent aerosols from forming, wires that
from loops and needles are flamed...
from handle connection to tip (loop)
Why are loops flame sterilized from handle
to tip (loop)
to prevent aerosols from forming and being spread
When do you sterilize the inoculating loop?
Before obtaining a sample and after transferring the bacteria to another medium or
slide
At a minimum how many times are you
required to wash your hands for this lab?
2 (one at the start and one at the end)
The iris diaphram of the microscope
controls the amount of light passing through the condenser
Which microscope is used to visualize
viruses?
Electron
The total magnification of the specimen is
200x. If the ocular lens used on the
microscope was 20x, then which objective
lens was used?
10x
Which staining technique results in an
unstained cell against a dark or colored
background?
Negative staining
The counterstain of the Gram stain is
Safranin
Iodine of the Gram stain serves as the
mordant
The basic categories of colony morphology
are
shape, margin, texture, elevation, pigment production
A device used for counting colonies is called
a colony counter
a word that means in the absence of oxygen
anaerobic
The process for removing oxygen in the
anaerobic jar works how?
a packet containing chemiclas that react oxygen gas with hydrogen gas producing
water
a device used for producing an oxygen free
environment is called an
anaerobic jar
How will you know when the anaerobic jar
chamber is void of oxygen?
the methylene blue indicator strip will appear clear or white
Is the counter stain in an acid fast stain basic
or acidic?
basic
Acid fast stains aid in the diagnosis of which
diseases?
leprosy, tuberculosis, and Nocardiosis
The Gram and acid-fast stains are referred to
as differential stains because
They color various structures in bacterial cells contrasting colors
The Schaeffer-Fulton staining procedure is
used to stain cells with
Endospores
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Endospores exist in a cryptobiotic state
means what
They have no measurable metabolic activity
When making a hanging drop preparation, a
drop of water and a drop of bacteria culture
are added to _______
a cover slip
Colony morphology is affected by what?
Genetics of organism, Incubation times, Nutrient availability, Temperature
How long does the reaction take to produce
an anaerobic jar vessel with little to no
oxygen present?
Up to one hour
List factors that affect pigment production
by colonies
pH, incubation temperature
define a colony
a colony refers to individual organisms of the same species living closely together,
usually for mutual benefit, A colony contains only ONE single type of microbe
what are the basic shapes described in
colony morphology
round, irregular, and punctiform ( tiny, pinpoint)
In colony morphology the margin (edge)
may be described how
entire- smooth with no irregularities
undulate- wavy
lobate- lobed
filamentous or rhizoid- branched like roots
Elevations in colony morphology include
flat, raised, convex, pulvinate (very convex), umbonate (raised in center)
pigment production is combined with optical
properties such as
opaque, translucent, shiny or dull
B. Subtillis was what color and what did the
margin appear like after incubation?
white in color with filamentous margin
What color was M. Lutea
mustard yellow
what color was S. Marcescens
red
when we made mixed plates which three
bacterium were on Mix A
B. Subtillis, S. Marcescens, S. Aureus
When we made mixed plates which three
were on Mix B
M. Lutea, E. coli, S. Epidermidis
What are consequences of staining or
decolorizing for too long or not long
enough?
Can give false positives
Gram positive cells look _____ because of a
______ ________ cell wall
purple, thick peptidogylcan
Gram neg. cells are colored_____ due to a ____
_____ cell wall sandwiched inbetween two
membranes
pink, thin peptidoglycan
in Gram staining what is considered the
mordant
Iodine
in gram staining what chemical is the
decolorizer
acetone and isopropanol
Give steps of gram staining cells
heat fix cells to slide, crystal violet, iodine, decolorizer, safranin, blot dry with bibulous
paper
The _____ stain is the most common used
differential stain in bacteriology
gram
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