Exam 31: Diagnostic Microbiology and Immunology

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The use of selected culture media and incubation conditions to isolate microorganisms from samples is known as a(n) __________ .

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_________use genotypic rather than phenotypic factors to identify specific pathogens.

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Which component of HAT medium is a cell poison that blocks metabolism?

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When a fecal sample is collected from an ill patient, how is each of the following identified: bacterial cell, eukaryotic protist, and virus?

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Finding no bacterial growth, despite persistent urinary tract symptoms, indicates that the problem is likely either nonpathogenically physiological or psychosomatic.

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What is the basis for inferring infection of a pathogen when a serological EIA is performed? In this context, what does a positive result indicate?

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Identification of the agents of infection can be made long before primary isolation methods yield a suspected organism when tissues are probed with specific fluorescent antibodies.

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Blood agar is an example of a(n) medium.

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The most specific antibodies are_________ .

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Fluorescent antibodies can be used to separate mixtures of cells into relatively pure populations with a fluorescence cytometer.

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SYBR Green, commonly used in the_________ method, binds nonspecifically to but not_________ or_________.

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Chocolate agar is an example of a __________ medium.

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The direct EIA is used to detect_________ , whereas the indirect EIA is used to detect_________.

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Some infectious agents, such as Neisseria gonorrhoeae, do not elicit a systemic immune response.

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Advanced cases of AIDS may not give a positive EIA test.

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Use specific examples to describe the difference between a differential and a selective medium.

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Obligate anaerobic bacteria are often missed as the causal agents of infection in clinical diagnosis. Why is this so? Describe one method commonly used to culture these bacteria.

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The most common of all nosocomial infections are_________infections.

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The causal agents of urinary tract diseases are often members of the normal flora.

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One problem with the EIA test is the disposal of radioactive wastes.

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