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ENTEROBACTERIACEAE

Microm 443 Questions with complete solution 2024/2025Members of the family Enterobacteriaceae that are Lac+ (TSI = A/A) - correct answer E. coli, Enterobacter, Klebsiella and Citrobacter 50% of the time Members of the family Enterobacteriaceae that are Lac- (TSI = K/A) - correct answer Proteus, Shigella, Salmonella If you get a LIA slant that is R/Y (deamination) what two organisms should you think about? - correct answer Proteus and Providencia Members of the family Enterobact...

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Harr 7.3 - Microbiology - Nonfermentative Bacilli Questions with Correct Answers What are the most appropriate screening tests to presumptively differentiate and identify the nonfermentative gram-negative bacilli (NFB) from the Enterobacteriaceae? - Correct Answer Oxidase, TSI, nitrate reduction, growth on MacConkey agar NFB will grow on the slant of TSI or KIA but they do not acidify the butt (glucose fermentation), as do the Enterobacteriaceae. NFB can be cytochrome oxidase positive or neg...

Incubation for Lyme disease (and average incubation) - 3-30 days (avg. 7 days) Tick must be attached for how long to transmit Lyme disease? - 36-48 hours If AFB smear is positive, what could be exception for not needing isolation? - Another culture growing Nocardia species, Actinomyces species, Rhodococcus species, cysts of Cryptosporidium species, or Legionella micdadei... may also show AFB positive smears Nocardiosis presents as pulmonary disease and is caused by - inhaling contaminated...

MICRO REVIEW – ENTEROBACTERIACEAE Question and answer 100% solvedList some advantages and disadvantages of the use of the rapid identification systems. Advantages: fast, tests an expanded number of biochemical characteristics in a single multi-compartmented strip or tube Disadvantages: expensive, need computer program to identify What piece of information about your unknown should you have prior to using the rapid identification system? make sure it is gram negative, not gram positiv...

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Enterobacteriaceae gram stain Gram negative - rod shaped Enterobacteriaceae metabolism - facultative - oxidase negative What is the immune activator in enterobacteriaceae responsible for may signs and symptoms of inflammatory syndrome? the outer membrane