Label and find the parts of a gram negative (cocci)

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Q: For the bacteria circled on the left in the picture above, which describes the Gram status, shape,…

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Q: Explain what is Gram Positive

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Q: Label and find the parts of gram negative (rods)

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Q: When a medical technologist wants to determine if a clinical specimen contains a Mycobacterium…

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Q: Describe several ways in which coliform bacteria are known to get into well water.

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Q: Compare and contrast the structure of the gram + and the gram negative cell wall by naming 1 thing…

A: On the basis of gram staining gram positive bacteria retain crystal violet color and stains purple…

Q: 3. Bacteria and fungi show mode of nutrition.

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Q: List 6 common bacterial shapes.

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Q: The Gram Stain Build the gram negative structure

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Q: Which ones apply to the picture? Vibro, Tetrad, Staphylo, Strepto, Coccus, Spirillum, Spirochetes,…

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Q: How does the name of this genus reflect the shape of the bacteria?

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Q: The counterstain in the Gram stain is: A basic dye A negative stain A mordant An acid dye Necessary…

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Q: Explain the Gram Positive Structure

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Q: 10.2 to identify a gram-positive, catalase (No bubble) coccus.

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Q: State classification of bacteria based on the mode of nutrition.

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Q: Describe the morphology, arrangement and Gram reaction of the bacteria on the slide. If there is…

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Q: Give specific examples of the following: (3-5 each) a. gram positive cocci b. gram negative cocci…

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Q: Tabulate the main difference between Gram positive and Gram-negative bacteria.

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Q: J Gram Stain 1 A capsule Stain

A: Specimen is withdrawing blood, collecting urine, or swabs from mucosal surfaces.

Q: Cell wall Cell wall Check all that are correct about Gram stained bacteria. Gram-positive cells are…

A: Gram-negative cells are stained pink or red.

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Q: Label and find the parts of gram positive (rods)

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Q: Label the parts on the bacterial cell featured here and write a briefdescription of its function.

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Q: Describe the structure of gram-negative cell.

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Q: Describe bacterial sporulation in your own words.

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Q: Compare and contrast the two Spore-Forming Gram-Positive Bacilli, Bacillus and Clostridium. Use venn…

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A: Introduction Gram-positive bacteria take up the crystal violet stain used in the test, then appear…

Q: Give some examples of gram positive and gram negative bacteria

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Q: positive and gram- negative) GRAM-POSITIVE GRAM-NEGATIVE Produce endotoxins. Contains lipid A.…

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Q: Illustrate the following bacterial shapes. Сосcus Bacillus/Rod Vibrio Spirillum Spirochete

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Q: Fill in the table: Specimen Name Gram (+) or Gram (-) Shape Size Appendages S. pneumoniae E.coli P.…

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Q: ​Describe the composition of the cell wall of Neisseria Gonorrhoeae based on the Gram Stain.

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