Bacteriology Anaerobes Quiz Part 2

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An anaerobic organism is any organism that does not require oxygen for growth, when oxygen is introduced it may actually react negatively or die. They are normally found in the mouth, vagina or on the skin. Test your understanding of these types of bacteria by taking up the quiz below.

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Bacteriology Anaerobes Quiz Part 2

Can Anaerobic Specimens be refrigerated?

Only one indigenous anaerobic Gram negative cocci is considered a pathogen

Veillonella speciies is a very small pathogenic Gram negative cocci that inhabits the _______.

When working with an anaerobic jar, the indicator is blue and turns ____ when an anaerobic environment is achieved.

The major disadvantage of using the Anaerobic jar is that it takes _- ___ minutes for an anaerobic environment to be achieved.

An alternative to an anaerobic chamber or anaerobic jar is an anaerobic _____.

Anaerobic environment is achieved faster using the Anaerobic Jar or the Anaerobic bag?

This must be opened and the plates removed to be examined. Of which Anaerobic medium am I describing a disadvantage to?

Plates can be examined for growth by looking through the ; if no growth is seen, the does not have to be opened and can be reincubated. What am I describing?

Labs using anaerobic jars usually wait for _____ hours before opening. This is because slower growing anaerobes will be too small and even a short exposure to oxygen may kill them.

Anaerobic cultures can be held anywhere from _ to ___ days, particularly if a slow growing anaerobe is suspected.

Double zone of hemolysis on anaerobic blood agar is suggestive of _____.

A colony that grows on anaerobic plates means the colony is definitely anaerobic.

Clostridium septicum suggest what disease?

Sodium polyanethol sulfonate disk can presumptively identify the most common anaerobic Gram positive coccus, P._______________.

A _______ test using 15% H2O2 can be done; useful for B. fragilis group.

A spot indole test using p-dimethylaminocinnamaldehyde; indole is detected if a ____________ color is produced.

A _______ shaped Gram positive anaerobic rod that produces a double zone on hemolysis on anaerobic blood agar can be presumptively identified as Clostridium perfringens.

The double zone produce by Clostridium perfringens is due to two different hemolysins. The inner zone is _______.

The double zone produce by Clostridium perfringen is due to two different hemolysins. The outer zone is __________.

A swarming Gram positive anaerobic rod with subterminal spores is most likely _______

Patients suspected of having antibiotic associated diarrhea or psedomembranous colitis may have _______ identified by growth on CCFA agar or by detection of the toxin by EIA or latex agglutination.

_______ should be suspected if Gram positive, irregular staining causing a beaded or banded appearance in addition to branching or filamentous rods.

Mobiluncus increases in bacterial vaginosis; are _____ and usually do not retain the crystal violet on Gram staining.

Bacteroides are gram ____ coccobacilli or bacilli

Most of the genus Prevotella produce protoporphyrin, a dark pigment that causes the colonies to turn _ to _ with age; are sensitive to bile.

Prevotella are similar to Bacteroides on Gram stain; will fluoresce _________ under long-wave UV light.

Porphyromonas are Gram negative rods that produce a ________ fluorescence and are sensitive to bile.

Bacteriology Anaerobes Quiz Part 2

Can Anaerobic Specimens be refrigerated?

Only one indigenous anaerobic Gram negative cocci is considered a pathogen

Veillonella speciies is a very small pathogenic Gram negative cocci that inhabits the _______.

When working with an anaerobic jar, the indicator is blue and turns ____ when an anaerobic environment is achieved.

The major disadvantage of using the Anaerobic jar is that it takes _____- _______ minutes for an anaerobic environment to be achieved.

An alternative to an anaerobic chamber or anaerobic jar is an anaerobic _____.

Anaerobic environment is achieved faster using the Anaerobic Jar or the Anaerobic bag?

This must be opened and the plates removed to be examined. Of which Anaerobic medium am I describing a disadvantage to?

Plates can be examined for growth by looking through the ____; if no growth is seen, the ____ does not have to be opened and can be reincubated. What am I describing?

Labs using anaerobic jars usually wait for _____ hours before opening. This is because slower growing anaerobes will be too small and even a short exposure to oxygen may kill them.

Anaerobic cultures can be held anywhere from ___ to _____ days, particularly if a slow growing anaerobe is suspected.

Double zone of hemolysis on anaerobic blood agar is suggestive of _____.

A colony that grows on anaerobic plates means the colony is definitely anaerobic.

Clostridium septicum suggest what disease?

Sodium polyanethol sulfonate disk can presumptively identify the most common anaerobic Gram positive coccus, P._______________.

A _______ test using 15% H2O2 can be done; useful for B. fragilis group.

A spot indole test using p-dimethylaminocinnamaldehyde; indole is detected if a ____________ color is produced.

A _______ shaped Gram positive anaerobic rod that produces a double zone on hemolysis on anaerobic blood agar can be presumptively identified as Clostridium perfringens.

The double zone produce by Clostridium perfringens is due to two different hemolysins. The inner zone is _______.

The double zone produce by Clostridium perfringen is due to two different hemolysins. The outer zone is __________.

A swarming Gram positive anaerobic rod with subterminal spores is most likely _______

Patients suspected of having antibiotic associated diarrhea or psedomembranous colitis may have _______ identified by growth on CCFA agar or by detection of the toxin by EIA or latex agglutination.

_______ should be suspected if Gram positive, irregular staining causing a beaded or banded appearance in addition to branching or filamentous rods.

Mobiluncus increases in bacterial vaginosis; are _____ and usually do not retain the crystal violet on Gram staining.

Bacteroides are gram ____ coccobacilli or bacilli

Most of the genus Prevotella produce protoporphyrin, a dark pigment that causes the colonies to turn _____ to _____ with age; are sensitive to bile.

Prevotella are similar to Bacteroides on Gram stain; will fluoresce _________ under long-wave UV light.

Porphyromonas are Gram negative rods that produce a ________ fluorescence and are sensitive to bile.

The major disadvantage of using the Anaerobic jar is that it takes _- ___ minutes for an anaerobic environment to be achieved.

Plates can be examined for growth by looking through the ; if no growth is seen, the does not have to be opened and can be reincubated. What am I describing?

Anaerobic cultures can be held anywhere from _ to ___ days, particularly if a slow growing anaerobe is suspected.

Most of the genus Prevotella produce protoporphyrin, a dark pigment that causes the colonies to turn _ to _ with age; are sensitive to bile.