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A comprehensive set of questions and answers covering key concepts in microbiology and hematology. It covers topics such as fungal infections, immune system components, blood cell types, and their functions. Particularly useful for students preparing for exams in these subjects.
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________________ infections affect the deeper layers of the skin, including muscle and connective tissue - โ โ Subcutaneous __________________ affects the lungs and can disseminate to internal organs or the deep tissues of the body - โ โ Systemic mycosis The _____________ ________________ test is a simple rapid test used to identify Candida albicans - โ โ Germ tube Budding happens more in molds or yeast? - โ โ Yeast Which type of infection causes ring like patches like ring worm - โ โ Cutaneous Which type of immunity is where antibodies are introduced to the blood steam - โ โ Passive Which type of immunity provides lasting immunity - โ โ Active What is the natural resistance of the immune system - โ โ Skin, mucous membrane, tears, sweat, stomach acid What is something that lives on dead organic matter - โ โ Saprophytes What is something that lives on living organisms - โ โ Parasite What is the stain that outlines fungi in black due to the silver precipitating in the cell wall - โ โ Gomori
What is the recommended urine sample for an HCg - โ โ First morning urine Immunologically tests for IM are designed to detect heterophile antibodies in the patients blood. What infection are the referring to
Combination of eosin and methylene blue dyes in methanol is - โ โ Wrights Stain Smears that are _____________ can be caused by the stain time being too short, wash time being too long, or the pH of the stain being too acidic. - โ โ Too Pink Smears that are _________________ can be caused by over staining, wash time being too short, or pH of the stain being too alkaline. - โ โ Too Blue The largest circulating WBC - โ โ Monocyte Smallest WBC - โ โ Lymphocyte Reduced colour or hemoglobin content is - โ โ Hypochromic A significant variation on the shape of an RBC is - โ โ Poikilocytosis A hemoglobin diluting reagent that contains iron, potassium, cyanide, and sodium bicarbonate. - โ โ Drabkins Reagent What is the area counted in mm squared for a RBC count - โ โ
What is the area counted in mm squared for a WBC leuko tic method - โ โ 4. What is the area counted in mmm squared for platlets - โ โ
Abnormally high number of platelets in the blood is - โ โ Thrombocytosis
The protein portion of the haemoglobin molecule is - โ โ Globin The iron containing portion of the haemoglobin molecule is - โ โ Heme What is the primary component of RBC and is the oxygen carrying molecule - โ โ Hemoglobin Haemoglobin binds ___________ and transports it to the _______________ and tissues - โ โ Oxygen, lungs The haemoglobin determination can be performed using either _________________ or ____________________ blood - โ โ Capillary, venous The shape of a leukocyte is - โ โ Nuclear shape varies Shape of an erythrocyte is - โ โ biconcave disc The shape of a thrombocyte is - โ โ Varied What percentage of the plasma is water - โ โ 90% An immature erythrocyte that still contains RNA remnants in the cytoplasm is - โ โ Reticulocyte The nucleic acid that is important in protein synthesis and that is found in all living cells is - โ โ RNA A nontoxic die used to stay in living cells or tissues is - โ โ Supra-vital stain The production of red blood cells is - โ โ erythropoiesis
Groups of red blood cells arranged like a roll of coins is - โ โ Rouleau The process of solid particles settling to the bottom of a liquid is - โ โ Sedimentation A slender pipette marked 40 to 200 mm and used in the Westergren Erythrocyte sedimentation rate method is - โ โ Westergren Pipet A slender thick walled tube used in the wintrobe erythrocyte sedimentation rate is - โ โ Wintrobe tube What is a ESR test used to detect - โ โ Inflammation An RBC count above normal is - โ โ Erythrocytosis Increase in WBC count is - โ โ leukocytosis A decrease below normal in the total number of WBC is - โ โ Leukopenia / Leukocytopenia An increase in platelets is called - โ โ thrombocytosis A decrease in platelets is called - โ โ thrombocytopenia If fluid overflows into the moat around the platforms or if air bubbles occur the haemocytometer must be - โ โ Cleaned, dried, reloaded The blood cells responsible for carrying oxygen are - โ โ Erythrocytes The approximate lifespan in peripheral blood for red blood cells is
What is essential to the oxygen carrying capacity of a molecule of haemoglobin - โ โ Iron A haemoglobin variant resulting in a sickle cell anaemia in the homogenous state is - โ โ Hemoglobin S The principal form of haemoglobin found in blood of normal adults is - โ โ Hemoglobin A The principal form of haemoglobin during intrauterine life and at birth is - โ โ Haemoglobin F An irreversible combination of haemoglobin with a sulfa group incapable of transporting oxygen or reverting to functional haemoglobin is - โ โ Sulfhemoglobin Haemoglobin containing iron in a ferric rather than a Ferris state is - โ โ Methemoglobin Thrombocytes are also known as - โ โ platelets The anticoagulant of choice for a complete blood count is - โ โ EDTA Haematologic tests that may not be part of the usual complete blood count is - โ โ Reticulocyte count Anaemia associated with increased plasma volume (pregnancy/over hydration) is - โ โ Normochromic normocytic What is deoxyhemoglobin? - โ โ hemoglobin with no oxygen bound to it What is a megakaryocyte? - โ โ a large bone marrow cell with a lobulated nucleus responsible for the production of blood
Which culture medium is used for inoculating streptococcus - โ โ Blood agar Which bacteria is found in relation to diagnosing a UTI - โ โ E.coli What are cell cultures used for - โ โ Isolating and identifying bacteria What is direct detection - โ โ Detecting a viral antigen in a clinical specimen What kind of specimen should you gather if you are trying to diagnose streptococcus pneumoniae - โ โ Sputum, recommended media is blood agar What is it called when you estimate the number of bacteria in a urine sample - โ โ Colony count UTIs are most commonly found in the - โ โ Urethra Urine specimens are streaked onto two txt pens of media. What are they? - โ โ Primary medium (blood agar) Indicator/Selective medium (EMB or MAC) Most common type of bacteria stain - โ โ Gram stain What is the procedure for gram staining - โ โ Primary Stain, Grams Iodine, Decolorizer, Counter Stain What is the primary stain for a gram stain - โ โ crystal violet What is Gram's Iodine? - โ โ mordant
What is a mordant? - โ โ A substance that causes a dye or a stain to adhere to the object being stained What is a commonly used decolorizer? - โ โ Alcohol or Alcohol\Acetone mixture Which counterstain is used during gram staining - โ โ Safranin (red) What colour is a gram negative bacteria stained - โ โ Pink/Red What colour is a gram positive bacteria stained - โ โ Violet Staphylococcus aureus and streptococcus pyogenes are gram _____________ bacteria - โ โ Positive Cabinets that protect the worker and the environment but not the culture are which class - โ โ Class 1 Cabinets that protect the worker, the environment, and the culture are what class - โ โ Class 2 What is agar - โ โ Extracts from marine algae. Main function is a solidifying agent. Most microbes can't degrade it so it remains solid. What is the most common primary medium - โ โ Blood agar A medium that inhibits the growth of organisms other than the one being sought is termed a(n) - โ โ Selective medium A medium that detects metabolic activity of a particular microorganism - โ โ Indicator or Differential medium
A test performed to determine the antibiotic which would be most effective in treating a particular infection is called - โ โ Antibiotic susceptibility testing What temperature is mold incubated at - โ โ 22-27 C What temperature is yeast incubated at - โ โ 37 C counterstain in ziehl neelsen - โ โ Safranin How many swabs should you gather from a patient when preparing a smear - โ โ 2 If you can only obtain 1 swab from a patient what should you do before preparing the smear - โ โ Inoculate the bacteria on blood agar A mordant + a dye forms a? - โ โ CVI/Lake Infection caused by a fungus is called - โ โ mycosis Molds have branching filaments called what - โ โ Hyphae The vegetative structure of a fungus made up of hyphae is called
infection in healthy patients - โ โ Mucous membranes and skin What is the most frequently isolated yeast called - โ โ Candida albicans __________________ is a fungal infection caused by yeasts that belong to the genus candida - โ โ Candidiasis _________________ mycosis is one confined to the outermost skin and hair layer - โ โ Superficial _________________infections affect the keratinized layer of the skin hair or nails - โ โ Cutaneous