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Cover the smear with crystal violet for 20 second


Gram staining


What is the mordent for gram staining


Gram's iodine


Decolorize the stain with 95 percent ethnal alcohol


Gram's staining


Cover the stain with safranin for 20 second


Gram staining


In gram staining bacillus cereus what color do rods stain


Blue


Is bacillus cereus gram pos or Neg


Pos


Is escherichia coli gram pos or gram neg


Neg


Is staphylococcus aureus gram pos or neg


Pos


In negative staining what stain is used


Nigrosine


Do you heat fix a negative stain


No


Place the edge of the clear slide into the nigrosine by backing it


into the nigrosine and dragging it foward.Negative staining


Sarcina lutea negatve stain results


4 cocci, tefrad cellular arrangment


Bacillus cereus negative stain results are long rods


Cover the stain with 1percent aqueous solution of crystal violet


Capsual staining


Wash with 20percent copper sulfate


Capsual staining


Do you heat fix a capsular stain


No


Streptococcus lactis capsular stain results


Two nucleus in one cell (like an egg)


Enterobacter aerogenes


Rods longer than ecoli


What is the primary stain used for acid-fast staining


Carbol fuchsin


What is the mordent for acid fast staining


Steam heat


What is the decolorizer for acid fast staining


95percent ethenol alcohol


What is the counter stain for acid fast staining


Methylene blue


What are the results of mycobacterium smegmatis with a acid fast


stainingRed rods Blue cocci


What is the primary stain in spore staining malchite green


Cover the slide with malachite green a place slide atop a beaker of


boiling waterSpore staining


Counter stain the stain with safranin


Spore staining


What is the counter stain in spore staining


What is the result of spore staining escerichia coli and bacillus cereus


Red rods and green spores


To isolate a specific bacteria what method is used


Pure culture


Name two types of prue culture methods


Streak plate method and Pour plate method


What are the three types of gaseous requirements


Aerobic, anaerobic and facultative


what three methods are used to find the gaseous requirment of a


bacteriaWright tube, thioglyollate and Petrie plate


Slightly loosen the lid of a tube of thiogycollate broth and boil it


for 10 minutes, allowing the dissolved oxygen to be driven off.Thioglycollate broth method


Obtain a nutrient agar slant tubes, inoculate it with bacteria, place


a cotton plug into the test tube about one- fourth inch from the top of the slantWright's tube method


What acid is uesed in the wright's method


Pytogallic acid


What base is used in the wright's method


10 percent NaOH


Sterilize an inoculating loop and asepically streak one loopful of


bacteria onto one side of a Petri platePetri plate method


What is the gaseous requirment of escherichia coli


Facultative


What is the gaseous requirment of clostridium sporogenes


Anaerobic


What is the gaseous requirment of sarcina lutea


Aerobic


What is the gaseous requirment of bacillus subtilis


Aerobic


Does escherichia coli grow in thioglycollate broth method


Yes


Does escherichia coli grow in


The wright's tube methodYes


Does escherichia coli grow in


Petri plate methodYes


Does clostridium sporogenes grow in thioglycollate broth method


Yes


Does clostridium sporogenes grow in


Wright's tube methodYes


Does clostridium sporogenes grow in petri plate method


No


Does sarcina lutea grow in triogycollate broth method


No


Does sarcina lutea grow in wright's method


No


Does sarcina lutea grow in petri plate method


Yes


Does bacillus subtilis grow in the thioglycollate broth method


No


Does bacillus subtilis grow in the wright's tube method


No


Does bacillus subtilis grow in the petri plate method


Yes


What are the cultural characteristics of bacillus cereus


Flat, white, dry, motile, billowy, opaque


What are the cultural characteristics of escherichia coli


Raised, white, mucoid, motile, translucent


What are the cultural characteristics of proteus vulgaris


Flat, white, mucoid, motile, translucent


What are the cultural characteristics of staphylococcus aureus


Raised, white, mucoid, not motile, opaque


What is hanging drop slide method used for


To study motility


What is the motility test agar method used for


To test for motility


What are the results of motility test on proteus vulgaris


Motile


What are the results of motility test on pseudomonas aeruginosa


Motile


What are the results of motility test on escherichia coli


Motile


What are the results of motility test on sarcina lutea


Not motile


In sugar fermentation the results of dextrose and bacillus subtillis


Acid/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of dextrose and escherichia coli


Acid/gas


In sugar fermentation the results of dextrose and staphylococcus aureus


Acid/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of dextrose and alcaligenes


viscolactisBase/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of lactose and bacillus subtillis


Base/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of lactose and escherichia coli


Acid/gas


In sugar fermentation the results of lactose and staghylococcus aureus


Base/no gass


In sugar fermentation the results of lactose and alcaligenes viscolactis


Base/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of maltose and bacillus sbtilis


Base/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of maltose and escherichia coli


Acid/gas


In sugar fermentation the results of maltose and staphylococcus aureus


Base/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of maltose and alcaligenes visclactis


Base/no gase


In sugar fermentation the results of saccharose and bacillus subtillis


Acid/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of saccharose and escherichia coli


Base/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of saccharose and staphylococcus


aureusAcid/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of saccharose and alcaligenes


viscolactisBase/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of sucrose and bacillus subtilis


Acid/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of sucrose and escherichia coli


Base/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of sucrose and staphylococcus aureus


Base/no gas


In sugar fermentation the results of sucrose and alcaligenes viscolactis


Base/no gas


What is the reagent in the starch hydrolysis method


Iodine


What are the results of bacillus subtilis in the starch hydrolysis


methodPositive for starch hydrolace


What are the results of staphylococcus aureus in the starch hydrolysis


methodNegative for starch hydrolysis


What are the results bacillus subtilis in the urea hydrolysis method


Negative no urease


What are the results escherichia coli in the urea hydrolysis method


Negative no urease


What are the results proteus vulgaris in the urea hydrolysis method


Positive produces urease


What are the results staphylococcus aureus in the urea hydrolysis method


Negative no urease


The purpose of this exercise is to contrast this enzymatic ability


between various bacteriaLitmus milk method


What color is the base in the litmus milk method


Blue


What color is the acid in the litmus milk method


Red


What are the results of escherichia coli


In the litmus milk methodTurned pink, positive for enzyme lactase


What are the results of alcaligenes viscolactis In the litmus milk


methodNegative for enzyme lactase blue (produces ropey curd)


What are the results of streptococcus lactis In the litmus milk method


Positive for enzyme lactace (pink ring) round top (white clot bottom)


What are the results of proteus vulgaris In the litmus milk method


Negative for lactace (stayed blue) negative ropey curd


What are the effects of catalase on staphylococcus aureus


Positive


What are the effects of catalase on saccharomyces cerevisiae


Positive


What are the effects of catalase on eschericia Coli


What are the effects of catalase on streptococcus lactis


What are the effects of hydrogen sulfide on proteus vulgaris


Positive for Sistine desulerace (enzyme)-enzyme, dark parcipitant (lead sulfide)-product


What are the effects of hydrogen sulfide on eschericia coli


Negative for Sistine desulferase


What do you add to nitrate broth when converting from nitrates to


nitritesSulfanilic acid and dimethyl alpha-napthalamine


What is nitrate reduction


The enzymatic ability to convert nitrates to nitrites between various bacteria


What is the effect of nitrate reduction on proteus vulgaris


Positive for nitratase-enzyme


What is the effect of nitrate reduction on eschericia coli


Positive for nitratase


What is the effect of nitrate reduction on pseudomonas aeruginosa


Positive for nitratase w/zinc


What is the effect of nitrate reduction on staphylococcus aureus


Positive for nitratase w/zinc