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BMS 602 Enterobacteriaceae
Exam Study Guide
What type of bacteria is Enterobacteriaceae - Answer Large, heterogeneous family of
medically relevant gram-negative rods

Where is Enterobacteriaceae normally found in the body - Answer Many are normal
intestinal flora of animals and humans

Are Enterobacteriaceae ubiquitous organisms? - Answer YES

Ubiquitous organisms, found worldwide in soil, water, and vegetation

What type of infections does Enterbacteriaeae cause? - Answer 30% to 35% of all
septicemias, more than 70% of urinary tract infections (UTIs), and many intestinal
infections

Enterbacteriaeae originate? - Answer Can origninate from animal or human carrier or
through endogenous spread

Is Enterobacteriaceae motile, form endospores, or need oxygen - Answer - Either
non-motile or motile with peritrichous flagella

- Do NOT form endospores

- Facultative anaerobes

Characteristic physiology of Enterobacteriaceae - Answer Ferment glucose, reduce
nitrate, catalase positive, oxidase negative

What is Enterbacteriaceae main metabolic activity for differentiating bacteria? - Answer
Ferment or do not ferment lactose

MacConkey Agar (MAC) (2) functions? - Answer - Isolates (selects) and differentiates
Enterobacteriaceae based on their ability to ferment lactose

- Bile salts and crystal violet inhibit the growth of gram-positive organisms

What differentiates the organisms on MacConkey Agar (MAC)? - Answer Lactose and
peptone and neutral red (pH indicator) differentiate the organisms

MacConkey Agar (MAC) (2) outcome? - Answer 1. If an organism ferments lactose,
colony pH will drop below 6.8, and turn pink/red

2. If the organism does NOT ferment lactose, it will use the peptone and remain
colorless/white

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