Exam 22: Anaerobes of Clinical Importance
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An elderly patient in a nursing home is recovering from bacterial pneumonia.The patient has been on a lengthy regiment of antibiotics to kill the organism causing the disease.A few days later, the patient is diagnosed with pseudomembranous colitis.What organism is the most likely cause?
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What are two important factors that must be taken into consideration when transporting specimens for anaerobic culture?
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What disk is used to presumptively identify Peptostreptococcus anaerobius?
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What evidence indicates the presence of anaerobes in cultures?
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How long are anaerobic cultures routinely held in the laboratory?
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Gram stains of specimens for anaerobic cultures should be examined for all the following reasons except:
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All of the following organisms are found on the skin under normal conditions except:
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How is the true Gram stain reaction of an anaerobe determined?
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All of the following reasons are cited for performing antimicrobial susceptibility testing on anaerobes by the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) except to:
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All of the following are non-spore-forming, anaerobic, gram-positive bacilli except:
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A microbiology technologist is reading an anaerobic plate from an intestinal abscess.There is growth on the Bacteroides bile esculin (BBE) plate: gray colonies with a brown color in the area around the colonies.There is also a dark precipitate in the medium in the areas of heavy growth.The microbiologist Gram stains the colonies and observes gram-negative coccobacilli.What is the presumptive identification of this organism?
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What substances do organisms that use oxygen have to protect themselves from superoxide anions?
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All the following organisms are found in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract except:
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Bacterial growth requirements for oxygen and carbon dioxide can be divided into all the following categories except:
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