Exam 22: Anaerobes of Clinical Importance
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All of the following are non-spore-forming,anaerobic,gram-positive bacilli EXCEPT:
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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 techniques are used for making definitive identification of anaerobes EXCEPT:
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What disk is used to presumptively identify Peptostreptococcus anaerobius?
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All of the following are approaches to treating anaerobic infections EXCEPT:
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Which of the following is considered a better specimen for anaerobic culture than a swab?
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A microbiology technologist is reading an anaerobic culture and observes a double zone of hemolysis on an anaerobically incubated sheep blood agar plate.The Gram stain of that organism was a boxcar-shaped,gram-positive bacillus.What organism is this?
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How long are anaerobic cultures routinely held in the laboratory?
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An immunosuppressed patient notices sinus tracts that are draining pus.He also notices that there appear to be small,hard "nuggets" in the pus.What disease will his doctor most likely diagnose?
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What substances do organisms that use oxygen have to protect themselves from superoxide anions?
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