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Bacterial Classification and Morphology
Eukaryotic,
Prokaryotic,
Why are differences between proka...
39
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Bacterial Nutrition and Growth
Why do we care about bacterial nu...,
What do all cells require to grow,
Photosynthetic
29
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Lab 1
Gram stain method,
New methylene blue stain,
Klnyoun acid fast stain method
12
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Lab 2
Brain heart infusion enrichment,
5 sheep blood agar plate,
Macconkey agar plate
11
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Lab 3
If a gram positive cocci isolate ...,
Catalase,
Catalase method
14
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Bacterial Cell Structures
What are the 2 classes of cell en...,
Gram positive envelope structure,
Gram negative envelope structure
46
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Bacterial Genetics
Phenotype,
Genotype,
Mutant
27
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Antimicrobial Resistance
Minimum inhibitory concentration,
Antibiotics act by inactivating a...,
Beta lactams
34
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Sterilization, Disinfection, Decontamination
Sterilization,
What is the limiting requirement,
Disinfection
29
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Bacterial Vaccines
_______ does not always correlate...,
Reasons why a vaccine may be high...,
Bacterin
10
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Specimen Examination and Interpretation
What are the 3 considerations whe...,
What is the general set of medium,
Collect a colony from ______ only...
18
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In Vitro Determination of Susceptibility
Empirical treatment,
Rational treatment,
Quantitation of susceptibility
20
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Sources and Transmission of Bacterial Infection
Saprophytes,
Parasites,
Facultative parasites
26
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Host-Parasite Relationships
In any host pathogen encounter th...,
Opportunistic pathogen,
Obligate pathogen
72
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Bacillus
Most bacilli are _____,
Bacillus spp,
Clostridium spp
58
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Dermatophilus, Nocardia, Actinomyces
Dermatophilus congolensis,
D congolensis host range,
What is the term for cattle goat ...
71
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Gram Positive Rods
What are 4 bacteria that are gram...,
Erysiopelothrix rhusiopathiae e i...,
Erysiopelothrix is found in up to...
69
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Staphylococcus
Staphylococcus is the only pathog...,
Staphylococcus,
Coagulase test
47
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Streptococcus
Most streptococcus are _______,
Gram _____ and catalase _____,
Most require ____ or _____ for gr...
35
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Mycoplasmas
Do the bacteria in the family mol...,
What is the mycoplasma cell morph...,
Mycoplasma is one of the ______
30
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Gram-Negative Rods: Enterobacteriaceae
Proteobacteria are _______ or ______,
Enterobacteriaceae,
Enterobacteriaceae are primarily ...
57
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E. Coli Enteric Diseases
Etec is primarily a disease of __...,
Etec has _____ fimbrial types,
F4
67
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Shigella
Shigella is closely related to __...,
Shigella is an important cause of...,
Pathogenesis of shigella
12
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Gram Neg Non-enteric Bacteria
Family pasteurellaceae,
Normal sites of pasteruellaceae,
Species of pasteurellaceae have _...
33
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Mycobacteria
Mycobacteria are in the class of ...,
Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex,
Non tuberculos mycobacteria
28
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Salmonella
Is salmonella part of the normal ...,
What are the 2 species of salmonella,
Subspecies 1 enterica
44
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Yersinia
Is yersinia pestis common in the ...,
Y pestis,
Endemic disease in animals
24
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Anaerobes
What are the 4 major obligate ana...,
The bodys normal flora is predomi...,
Why are obligate anaerobes able t...
57
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Mannheimia
Pasteruella pneumotropica,
Capsular antigens are determined ...,
Growth properties of m haemolytica
35
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Haemophilus
General characteristics,
X and v factor,
Haemophilus influenzae
11
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Histophilus
General characteristics,
Brd,
What are 3 bacterium responsible ...
7
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Francisellaceae
F tularensis,
What are the 2 causes of tularemia,
Pathogenesis of f tularensis
20
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Moraxellaceae
Moraxellaceae general characteris...,
M bovis,
M bovis is most common in _______
12
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Pseudomonadaceae
General characteristics,
Where are psuedomonas found,
What is the ultimate opportunist ...
15
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Bordetella
General characteristics,
Species,
Distribution of b bronchiseptica
16
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Taylorella
T equigenitalis general character...,
Contagious equine metritis,
Disease
9
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Burkholderia
B mallei general characteristics,
B mallei is an ______ of equidae,
Disease in horses
14
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Brucella
General characteristics,
Infections localized to the ______,
Is brucella eradicated in the us
34
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Bartonella
General characteristics,
Bartonella is ______ dependent re...,
Transmission
9
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Coxiella
C burnetii,
Q fever,
_____ ____ and _____ are the most...
12
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Chlamydia
General characteristics,
Elementary body,
Reticulate body
25
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Rickettsiae
General characteristics,
Transmission,
Rickettsiae is responsible for
28
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Campylobacter
General characteristics,
_____ and _____ have the highest ...,
Proliferative bowel disease in pi...
19
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Leptospira
Can lepto be seen with a light mi...,
How does lepto invade,
What is the natural habitat for l...
24
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