Differentiate The Microscopic Morphology Of Streptococci And Pneumococci As Seen By Gram Stain
1. Differentiate the microscopic morphology of streptococci and pneumococci as seen by Gram stain.
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2. What type of hemolysis is produced by S. pneumoniae?
3. How is S. pneumoniae distinguished from other streptococci with the same hemolytic properties?
4. What is the quellung reaction?
5. What role does a bacterial capsule play in infection?
6. What kind of culture media and atmospheric and incubation conditions are best for cultivating streptococci?
7. Why is blood agar considered a differential medium?
8. What is the function of a candle jar?
9. Describe the hemolysis produced by alpha-hemolytic, beta-hemolytic, and nonhemolytic streptococci.
10. What type of hemolysis is displayed by streptococci that are most pathogenic for human beings?
To what serological group do these usually belong?
How can they be identified as belonging to this group without doing a serological test? Explain.
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11. Describe the principle of the latex agglutination test.
12. Name at least three bacterial species found among the normal flora of the throat.
13. Is the normal flora of the upper respiratory tract harmful to the human host? Explain.
14. Is the normal flora beneficial to the host? Explain.
15. In collecting a throat culture, why is it important not to touch the swab to other surfaces in the mouth?
16. What specimens are of value in making a laboratory diagnosis of bacterial pneumonia? Why? Explain the difference between saliva and sputum.
17. Would a direct Gram stain of a sputum specimen be of any immediate value to the physician in choosing treatment for a patient with pneumonia? Explain.
18. Does antimicrobial therapy have any effect on the body's normal flora? Explain.
19. What is the significance of VRE?
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