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| what color does gram-negative bacteria stain |
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| primary isolation media that supports most everything is what |
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| a positive KOH will show what |
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| how many quadrants are made when streaking an agar plate |
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| why must streaking overlap |
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| gets thinner and thinner, individual colonies |
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| how much blood should be collected to perform a culture |
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| how do dermatophytes reproduce |
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| what is used as the reagent for the catalase test |
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| what agar is used for sensitivity testing |
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| what does the sensitivity test tell us |
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| when does opportunistic fungi appear |
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| immune system is suppressed, or trauma |
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| is aspergillis an opportunistic fungus |
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| what fungus invades the hair, skin, and nails and is know to cause crusty leasions |
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| what yeast can be found with canine otitis externa |
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| of the dermatophytes, which one may fluoresce |
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| microsporum canis (only 50%) |
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| the macconkey agar is selective for bacteria that can grow in the presence of bile salts. what environment is this similar to? |
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| what systemic fungi is seen in the southwestern US? (scientific name) |
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| on the macconkey agar, you see healthy profuse growth, this is presumptive evidence of what type of organism |
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| how do you know that it is a positive catalase test |
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| what is the first step when you are differentiating bacteria? |
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| the enterobacteracea family is commonly found where |
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| what specific type of fungi likes moist shaded soil and wood and is found in the upper midwest regions |
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| what causes shipping fever in cattle |
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| what bacteria causes fleece rot |
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| what spirochete causes liver and kidney failure, infertility, abortions, and is transmitted through the urine |
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| what is the most common media used for fungi |
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| what test can be performed cow-side for mastitis |
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| CMT (california mastitis test) |
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| What color is a positive oxidase test |
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| a gram negative bacteria that is oxidase positive, it is a rod, grows on the macconkey agar, commonly found in soil, water, and sewage, causes red-leg in frogs. What is it? |
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| what coccoid bacterial species is indigenous to the skin of animals |
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| what is the most resistant type of microorganism |
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| name an intracellular bacteria |
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| anaplasma, chlamydia, rickettsia, errlychia |
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| what causes potomac horse fever |
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| what causes rocky mountain spotted fever |
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| who transmits chlamydiophilia |
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| bordetella bronchiceptica |
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| what bacteria is neurotoxic, histotoxic, and enterotoxic |
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| what causes "black death" |
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| what spiral bacteria commonly causes stomach ulcers |
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| what causes black disease |
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| what gram negative bacilli has a high mortality rate in babies |
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| what is a zoonotic agent that is transmitted through the repiratory and GI tracts and causes tuberculosis |
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| bacteria that loves high temperature |
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| what does nosocomial mean |
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| infection acquired in a hospital setting |
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| shigella is what type of vacilli |
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| what causes glasser disease |
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| name three gram positive bacilli |
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| anthrax, conybacterium, nocardia, actinomyces, bacilisirius |
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| name some diseases that blood titers are run on |
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| valley fever, parvo, distempre, panleukopenia, erlychi (tick fever) |
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| what is the name of the zone when using the sensitivity test |
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| what causes puppy strangles |
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| what is a procariotic cell |
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| what kind of microscope do we use to see viruses |
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| dermatophyte, microsporum canis, trichophyton |
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| what are the systemic mycosis |
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| blastomyces, aspergilus, coccidiomyces, maleseezia |
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| you have a cat that has gastroenteritis problems, what is probably causing it |
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| manhemia hemolytica causes what in bovines |
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| what are cells called without a nucleus |
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| what gram negative bacilli can be identified using the motility test |
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| what opporunistic microorganism is responsible for urinary and septic infections. decomposing animal matter, in sewage, newer soil |
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| what's the term for varied shapes |
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| what causes snuffles in rabbits? is it zoonotic? |
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pasteurella multiceda.
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