Take This Bacteria Test! Gram Positive Cocci
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In bacteriology, gram-positive bacteria are bacteria that give a positive result in the Gram stain test, which is traditionally used to quickly classify bacteria into two broad categories according to their type of cell wall. Take this bacteria test to know more about Gram Positive Cocci
- 1.Which applies to Staphyloccocus spp.
- A.
Fermentative
- B.
Oxidative
- C.
Oxidase negative
- D.
Oxidase positive
- E.
Bacitracin resistant
- F.
Bacitracin susceptible
- 2.Which applies to Group B strep
- A.
Hippurate positive
- B.
CAMP positive
- C.
Bile esculin positive
- D.
6.5% NaCl positive
- 3.Which applies to Group D strep
- A.
Bile esculin positive
- B.
6.5% NaCl positive
- C.
Optochin sensitive
- D.
Hippurate positive
- 4.Which applies to Enterococcus
- A.
Bile esculin positive
- B.
6.5% NaCl positive
- C.
Optochin sensitive
- D.
Hippurate positive
- 5.Which applies to S. pneumoniae
- A.
Bile esculin positive
- B.
6.5% NaCl positive
- C.
Optochin sensitive
- D.
Bile soluble
- 6.Which ones are BETA HEMOLYTIC
- A.
S. pyogenes
- B.
S. agalactiae
- C.
S. dysgalactiae
- D.
S. equi
- E.
S. equisimilis
- F.
S. zooepidermicus
- G.
S. bovis
- H.
S. equinus
- I.
E. faecalis
- J.
E. avium
- K.
E. durans
- L.
E. faecium
- M.
S. pneumoniae
- N.
S. anginosus
- O.
S. mutans
- P.
S. mitis
- Q.
S. salivarius
- R.
S. sanguis
- 7.Which ones are ALPHA HEMOLYTIC
- A.
S. pyogenes
- B.
S. agalactiae
- C.
S. dysgalactiae
- D.
S. equi
- E.
S. equisimilis
- F.
S. zooepidermicus
- G.
S. bovis
- H.
S. equinus
- I.
E. faecalis
- J.
E. avium
- K.
E. durans
- L.
E. faecium
- M.
S. pneumoniae
- N.
S. anginosus
- O.
S. mutans
- P.
S. mitis
- Q.
S. salivarius
- R.
S. sanguis
- 8.Which ones are GAMMA HEMOLYTIC
- A.
S. pyogenes
- B.
S. agalactiae
- C.
S. dysgalactiae
- D.
S. equi
- E.
S. equisimilis
- F.
S. zooepidermicus
- G.
S. bovis
- H.
S. equinus
- I.
E. faecalis
- J.
E. avium
- K.
E. durans
- L.
E. faecium
- M.
S. pneumoniae
- N.
S. anginosus
- O.
S. mutans
- P.
S. mitis
- Q.
S. salivarius
- R.
S. sanguis
- 9.Which applies to Micrococcus spp.
- A.
Fermentative
- B.
Oxidative
- C.
Oxidase negative
- D.
Oxidase positive
- E.
Bacitracin resistant
- F.
Bacitracin susceptible
- 10.Tests performed in BLOOD AGAR PLATE
- A.
Bacitracin Susceptibility Test
- B.
Novobiocin Susceptibility Test
- C.
Optochin Susceptibility Test
- D.
Polymyxin B Susceptibility Test
- E.
20% Dextrose Strip Test
- F.
Salt Tolerance Test
- 11.Tests performed in MUELLER-HINTON AGAR
- A.
Bacitracin Susceptibility Test
- B.
Novobiocin Susceptibility Test
- C.
Optochin Susceptibility Test
- D.
Polymyxin B Susceptibility Test
- E.
20% Dextrose Strip Test
- F.
Salt Tolerance Test
- 12.Tests performed in BRAIN HEART INFUSION BROTH
- A.
Bacitracin Susceptibility Test
- B.
Novobiocin Susceptibility Test
- C.
Optochin Susceptibility Test
- D.
Polymyxin B Susceptibility Test
- E.
20% Dextrose Strip Test
- F.
Salt Tolerance Test
- 13.Test/s that requires 35 degrees Celsius incubation
- A.
Oxidation/Fermentation (Hugh-Leifson) test
- B.
Bacitracin susceptibility test
- C.
Novobiocin susceptibility test
- D.
Polymyxin B susceptibility test
- E.
Optochin susceptibility test
- F.
Mannitol Salt Agar (Staphylococci identification)
- G.
CAMP Test
- H.
20% Dextrose Strip Test
- I.
Bile solubility test
- J.
Salt Tolerance Test
- K.
Hippurate hydrolysis test
- 14.Test/s that requires 37 degrees Celsius incubation and does not require CO2
- A.
Oxidation/Fermentation (Hugh-Leifson) test
- B.
Bacitracin susceptibility test
- C.
Novobiocin susceptibility test
- D.
Polymyxin B susceptibility test
- E.
Optochin susceptibility test
- F.
Mannitol Salt Agar (Staphylococci identification)
- G.
CAMP Test
- H.
20% Dextrose Strip Test
- I.
Bile solubility test
- J.
Salt Tolerance Test
- 15.Test/s that requires 37 degrees Celsius incubation and requires CO2
- A.
Oxidation/Fermentation (Hugh-Leifson) test
- B.
Bacitracin susceptibility test
- C.
Novobiocin susceptibility test
- D.
Polymyxin B susceptibility test
- E.
Optochin susceptibility test
- F.
Mannitol Salt Agar (Staphylococci identification)
- G.
CAMP Test
- H.
20% Dextrose Strip Test
- I.
Salt Tolerance Test
- J.
Bile solubility test
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