Enterobacteriaceae - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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

MICROBIOLOGY EXAM 1 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% Bacterial Cell shape *(Start of PID 2-3: Bacterial Cytology)* - correct answer Bacterial Taxonomy - correct answer Enterobacteriaceae Family has Escherichia coli and Salmonella Typhimurium members Escherichia is the genus and Coli is the species Salmonella is the genus and Typhimurium is the species Bacterial Cell size - correct answer Gram Stain - correct answer Crystal violet (primary stain) Gram's iodine (mordant) ...

ASCP MLS Questions and Answers Latest. What feature is most often found with patients with a splenectomy on a Wright's stained blood smear? Answer Howell-Jolly bodies Patients with antibody to the following antigen are immune to Hepatitis B: Answer Surface antigen (HbSAg) Which two of the following tests are helpful for documenting previous Streptococcal throat and skin infections: Answer ASO titer and Anti-DNase B In mass spectrometry, the "appearance potential" is defined as the: Ans...

Community Acquired Pneumonia Exam Questions And Answers Graded A+ Epidemiology Community-Acquired Pneumonia • An estimated 5.6 million cases/year • Estimated total annual cost is $10 billion • 6th leading cause of death in U.S. - #1 cause of death from infectious diseases • Up to 80% of treatment is outpatient • Mortality rate varies - <1-5% outpatient - 12% inpatient - Up to 40% in critically ill/ICU admissions Pathogenesis Community-Acquired Pneumonia • Microor...

Most common STD - Answer- Chlamydia (1.7 mil cases) Skin normal biota is coagulase-negative staph, cornybacterium, and microbacterium smegmatis - Answer- males (all ages) Skin normal biota staph and corynbacterium - Answer- females (prepuberty and post-menopause) Normal biota of the skin for reproductive-age females in some cases- they carry it asymptomatically - Answer- GBS Normal biota of the skin for ___________ includes Enterobacteriaceae and anerobes, strep and staph, and LACTOB...

ASCP MLS Questions and Answers Latest. What feature is most often found with patients with a splenectomy on a Wright's stained blood smear? Answer Howell-Jolly bodies Patients with antibody to the following antigen are immune to Hepatitis B: Answer Surface antigen (HbSAg) Which two of the following tests are helpful for documenting previous Streptococcal throat and skin infections: Answer ASO titer and Anti-DNase B In mass spectrometry, the "appearance potential" is defined as the: Ans...

Micro 443 Question and answers already passed 2024/2025What are the common causes of UTIs? - correct answer E. coli Enterobacter Klebsiella Proteus Pseudomonas Staph. saprophyticus Enterococcus E. coli LF/NLF/nonfermenter? - correct answer LF Proteus LF/NLF/nonfermenter? - correct answer NLF Pseudomonas NLF/LF/nonfermenter? - correct answer nonfermenter (only oxidizes) E. coli colonies on BA? - correct answer large creamy grey What Enterobacteriaceae are: Vog...

ASCP MLS Questions and Answers Latest. What feature is most often found with patients with a splenectomy on a Wright's stained blood smear? Answer Howell-Jolly bodies Patients with antibody to the following antigen are immune to Hepatitis B: Answer Surface antigen (HbSAg) Which two of the following tests are helpful for documenting previous Streptococcal throat and skin infections: Answer ASO titer and Anti-DNase B In mass spectrometry, the "appearance potential" is defined as the: Ans...

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Community Acquired Pneumonia Exam Questions And Answers Graded A+ Epidemiology Community-Acquired Pneumonia • An estimated 5.6 million cases/year • Estimated total annual cost is $10 billion • 6th leading cause of death in U.S. - #1 cause of death from infectious diseases • Up to 80% of treatment is outpatient • Mortality rate varies - <1-5% outpatient - 12% inpatient - Up to 40% in critically ill/ICU admissions Pathogenesis Community-Acquired Pneumonia • Microor...