Bacteriology Specimen Collection And Processing Quiz

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    Streptococcus pneumoniae and Klebsiella pnuemoniae are two examples of bacteria that causes pneumonia (an inflammatory condition of the lung) that can be isolated from the sputum of affected individuals

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Bacteriology is the scientific study of bacteria. Bacteria can be either good, that is beneficial bacteria or bad that is a harmful bacterium. In the quiz below, we analyze the specimen collection and processing. All the best as you attempt.

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    Healthcare personnel who are carriers of resistant bacteria such as MRSA can unknowingly transmit the bacteria to others.Thus carriers of MRSA should be identified by culturing nasal swabs

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    The explanation for the given correct answer is that healthcare personnel who carry resistant bacteria like MRSA can unknowingly spread the bacteria to others. Culturing nasal swabs is a reliable method to identify carriers of MRSA, as the bacteria often colonize in the nasal passages. By identifying carriers, appropriate measures can be taken to prevent the transmission of MRSA within healthcare settings and protect patients and staff from infections.

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    Each blood culture bottle contains a sensor that responds to changes in CO2, which is released as microorganisms grow. when the bacTalert detector detects a change in the sensor, the instrument alarm goes off and stays on until the bottle has been removed. after this bottle is removed, what is next - ProProfs

    Each blood culture bottle contains a sensor that responds to changes in CO2, which is released as microorganisms grow. when the bacTalert detector detects a change in the sensor, the instrument alarm goes off and stays on until the bottle has been removed. after this bottle is removed, what is next

    • Inoculation unto agar plates and gram stain for identification

    • Inoculation into water and koh prep

    • Taste the blood for bacteria readiness

    • Immediately discard

    Correct Answer
    A. Inoculation unto agar plates and gram stain for identification
    Explanation
    After the blood culture bottle has been removed, the next step is to inoculate the sample onto agar plates and perform a gram stain for identification. This process allows for the growth of microorganisms on the agar plates, which can be further analyzed and identified through the gram stain. This is a standard procedure in microbiology laboratories to determine the presence and type of bacteria in a blood sample.

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    This is a complete UA and microbiology kit that can be purchased from BD. which of the three is the patient sample urine collection with screw cap equipped with transfer device  to transfer urine - ProProfs

    This is a complete UA and microbiology kit that can be purchased from BD. which of the three is the patient sample urine collection with screw cap equipped with transfer device  to transfer urine

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    A. Answer option3
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    Can formalin and PVA   be used to preserve stool specimen for O & P - ProProfs

    Can formalin and PVA   be used to preserve stool specimen for O & P

    • Yes

    • No

    Correct Answer
    A. Yes
    Explanation
    Formalin and PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol) can be used to preserve stool specimens for O & P (Ova and Parasite) testing. Formalin acts as a fixative, preserving the morphology of the parasites, while PVA is used as a preservative to prevent degradation of the specimen. Both substances help in maintaining the integrity of the stool sample, allowing for accurate analysis and identification of ova and parasites. Therefore, yes, formalin and PVA can be used to preserve stool specimens for O & P testing.

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    Can cary blair    or      be used to preserve stool specimen for C & S - ProProfs

    Can cary blair    or      be used to preserve stool specimen for C & S

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    • No

    Correct Answer
    A. Yes
    Explanation
    Cary-Blair can be used to preserve stool specimens for culture and sensitivity testing.

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    Choose all possible consequences of not thoroughly cleansing the venipuncture site before blood culture collection

    • True pathogen is not detected in the presence of skin flora

    • Unnecessary treatment of patients because of contaminated specimen

    • Blood will turn black

    • Blood will smell like ketchup

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. True pathogen is not detected in the presence of skin flora
    A. Unnecessary treatment of patients because of contaminated specimen
    Explanation
    Not thoroughly cleansing the venipuncture site before blood culture collection can result in the true pathogen not being detected in the presence of skin flora. This is because the skin flora can contaminate the blood sample, leading to a false negative result. Additionally, it can lead to unnecessary treatment of patients because of a contaminated specimen.

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    Choose all that apply. choose all the types of information that can be found in the specimen collection manual of regional reference laboratories as well as on the test menu found their websites

    • Appropriate collection sites

    • Appropriate collection procedure

    • Appropriate transport media

    • Procedures for preparing various specimens for transport

    • How to spill specimen

    • Who to diagnose patient

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Appropriate collection sites
    A. Appropriate collection procedure
    A. Appropriate transport media
    A. Procedures for preparing various specimens for transport
    Explanation
    The specimen collection manual of regional reference laboratories, as well as the test menu found on their websites, would include information on appropriate collection sites, appropriate collection procedures, appropriate transport media, and procedures for preparing various specimens for transport. This information is crucial for ensuring that specimens are collected and handled correctly to maintain their integrity and ensure accurate testing. The manual and test menu would not typically include information on how to spill a specimen or who should diagnose the patient.

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    Stool culture can be ordered to detect enteric pathogens such as _______ (choose al  that apply)

    • Eschericia coli 0157:h7

    • Salmonella

    • Shigella

    • Paragonimus

    • Plasmodium

    • Epstein barr virus

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Eschericia coli 0157:h7
    A. Salmonella
    A. Shigella
    Explanation
    A stool culture can be ordered to detect enteric pathogens such as Escherichia coli 0157:H7, Salmonella, and Shigella. These pathogens are known to cause gastrointestinal infections and can be identified through a stool culture test. The test involves collecting a stool sample and culturing it in a laboratory to identify the presence of these specific pathogens. The presence of any of these pathogens in the stool sample can indicate an infection and help guide appropriate treatment. The other options listed (Paragonimus, Plasmodium, and Epstein Barr virus) are not enteric pathogens and would not be detected through a stool culture.

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  • 10. 
    Can formalin and PVA   be used to preserve stool specimen for C & S - ProProfs

    Can formalin and PVA   be used to preserve stool specimen for C & S

    • Yes

    • No

    Correct Answer
    A. No
    Explanation
    Formalin and PVA (polyvinyl alcohol) cannot be used to preserve stool specimens for culture and sensitivity (C&S) testing. Formalin is a fixative that is commonly used for preserving tissues for histological examination, but it is not suitable for preserving microorganisms in stool specimens. PVA is a preservative that is often used for preserving parasites in stool specimens, but it is not effective for preserving bacteria or other microorganisms for C&S testing. Therefore, neither formalin nor PVA can be used for preserving stool specimens for C&S.

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    This is a complete UA and microbiology kit that can be purchased from BD. which of the three contains preservative for microbiology - ProProfs

    This is a complete UA and microbiology kit that can be purchased from BD. which of the three contains preservative for microbiology

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    When using a winged infusion set (butterfly needles) to draw blood culture bottle set, which tube gets drawn first

    • Aerobic

    • Anaerobic

    • Parasite

    Correct Answer
    A. Aerobic
    Explanation
    When using a winged infusion set (butterfly needles) to draw blood culture bottle set, the aerobic tube is drawn first. This is because aerobic bacteria require oxygen to grow and thrive, so the aerobic tube is used to collect samples for testing for aerobic bacteria. The anaerobic tube is used to collect samples for testing for anaerobic bacteria, which do not require oxygen to grow. The parasite tube is used to collect samples for testing for parasites.

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  • 13. 
     which of the following is a clean vial for stool specimen with no additive and can be used for bacterial culture if delivered to lab quickly - ProProfs

     which of the following is a clean vial for stool specimen with no additive and can be used for bacterial culture if delivered to lab quickly

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    A.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is option 2. A clean vial with no additive is suitable for a stool specimen for bacterial culture if delivered to the lab quickly. This means that the vial should not contain any preservatives or chemicals that could interfere with the growth of bacteria in the culture. It is important for the specimen to be delivered promptly to the lab to ensure accurate results, as delays in transportation can lead to the overgrowth of certain bacteria or the loss of viability of others.

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    Can cary blair    or      be used to preserve stool specimen for O & P - ProProfs

    Can cary blair    or      be used to preserve stool specimen for O & P

    • Yes

    • No

    Correct Answer
    A. No
    Explanation
    Cary-Blair is a transport medium used to preserve stool specimens for bacterial culture, not for O&P (Ova and Parasite) testing. O&P testing requires specific fixatives and preservatives to prevent degradation of the parasites and eggs present in the stool sample. Therefore, Cary-Blair cannot be used to preserve stool specimens for O&P testing.

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     which of the following is poly vinyl alcohol - ProProfs

     which of the following is poly vinyl alcohol

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    Correct Answer
    A. Answer option3
    Explanation
    Poly vinyl alcohol is a synthetic polymer that is soluble in water and forms a transparent film when dried. It is commonly used as a coating agent, adhesive, and emulsifying agent in various industries. Answer option3 is the correct answer as it suggests that poly vinyl alcohol is one of the options provided.

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    This is a complete UA and microbiology kit that can be purchased from BD. which of the three is for urinalysis - ProProfs

    This is a complete UA and microbiology kit that can be purchased from BD. which of the three is for urinalysis

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    A. Answer option2
    Explanation
    Answer option 2 is for urinalysis because it is mentioned in the question that the kit is for UA (urinalysis) and microbiology. Since option 2 is specifically mentioned as for urinalysis, it is the correct answer.

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    What types of swabs are used most commonly for collection of specimen for bacteriological culture? (choose all that apply)

    • Dacron

    • Rayon

    • Cotton

    • Gauze

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Dacron
    A. Rayon
    Explanation
    Dacron and rayon swabs are commonly used for collecting specimens for bacteriological culture. These types of swabs are preferred because they have excellent absorption and release properties, which allow for efficient collection and transportation of the specimen. Cotton swabs are not commonly used for bacteriological culture as they may contain inhibitors that can interfere with the growth of bacteria. Gauze is not typically used as a swab for specimen collection, as it is not designed to effectively absorb and release the specimen.

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  • 18. 
     which of the following is a preservative for bacterial culture - ProProfs

     which of the following is a preservative for bacterial culture

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    Correct Answer
    A. Answer option4
    Explanation
    Answer option4 is a preservative for bacterial culture.

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  • 19. 
     which of the following is 10% formalin - ProProfs

     which of the following is 10% formalin

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    A. Answer option2
  • 20. 
     which of the following is an all in one fixative that is also safe - ProProfs

     which of the following is an all in one fixative that is also safe

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    A. Answer option1
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     which of the following is a specimen collection container?

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  • 22. 
     which of the following is a fixative for intestinal parasites (O & P) - ProProfs

     which of the following is a fixative for intestinal parasites (O & P)

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    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Answer option1
    A. Answer option2
    A. Answer option3
    Explanation
    The correct answer is a combination of Answer option1, Answer option2, and Answer option3. These three options are considered fixatives for intestinal parasites (O & P). Fixatives are substances used to preserve and immobilize the parasites in order to prevent their degradation or movement during the laboratory testing process. Using fixatives ensures that the parasites remain intact and can be accurately identified and analyzed under the microscope.

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