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UAB micro lab midterm Question and answers already passed 2025, Exams of Microbiology

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1.
SCANNING
(10X)
It
is
the
shortest
of
the
objective
lenses
and
used
to
scan
the
whole
slide.
2.
LOW
POWER
(20X)
is
longer
than
the
scanning
objective
lens
and
is
used
to
view
objects
in
greater
detail
3.
HIGH
POWER
(40X)
is
used
to
view
an
object
in
even
greater
detail
4.
OIL
IMMERSION
(100X)
used
in
conjunction
with
immersion
oil
to
view
objects
with
the
greatest
magnification
5.
ARM
Narrow, vertical part connecting the head and base. Provides a
carrying handle
6.
STAGE
The
flat
platform
where
you
place
your
slides.
7.
MECHANICAL
KNOBS
moves
stage
left
and
right;
front
and
back
8.
STAGE
CLIPS
Holds
the
slide
in
place
9.
COARSE ADJUSTMENT
KNOBS
raises and lowers stage for focusing, can't be used with high
power lenses; shouldn't be used with high powered lenses
10.
FINE
ADJUSTMENT
KNOBS
Moves the stage slightly to sharpen the image
11.
CONDENSER
focuses
light
through
the
specimen
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  1. SCANNING (10X) It is the shortest of the objective lenses and used to scan the whole slide.
  2. LOW POWER (20X) is longer than the scanning objective lens and is used to view objects in greater detail
  3. HIGH POWER (40X) is used to view an object in even greater detail
  4. OIL IMMERSION (100X) used in conjunction with immersion oil to view objects with the greatest magnification
  5. ARM Narrow, vertical part connecting the head and base. Provides a carrying handle
  6. STAGE The flat platform where you place your slides.
  7. MECHANICAL KNOBS moves stage left and right; front and back
  8. STAGE CLIPS Holds the slide in place
  9. COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOBS raises and lowers stage for focusing, can't be used with high power lenses; shouldn't be used with high powered lenses
  10. FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOBS Moves the stage slightly to sharpen the image
  11. CONDENSER focuses light through the specimen

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  1. The field of view, or to- tal amount of the spec- imen that is visible, will any time you magnify an object. decrease
  2. TOTAL MAGNIFICATION objective lens x ocular lens

answers already passed 2025 culture storage

  1. NUTRIENT AGAR DEEP semi-solid; used to determine motility
  2. INOCULATING A NUTRI- ENT BROTH
    1. Sterilize the inoculation loop by holding the wire in the flame until it is red-hot

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  1. INOCULATING A AGAR SLANT
  2. INOCULATING A AGAR DEEP
    1. Remove from heat until no longer red-hot, ALLOW LOOP TO COMPLETELY COOL!
    2. Remove the cap of the bacteria culture
    3. Briefly pass the mouth of the tube through the flame 2- times before inserting the loop
    4. Insert the loop to collect culture
    5. Heat the mouth of the tube
    6. Replace the cap
    7. add the culture to the broth by immersing the loop completely
    8. flame the neck of the broth tube and reapply cap
    9. re-flame the inoculating loop
    10. Sterilize the inoculation loop by holding the wire in the flame until it is red-hot
    11. Remove from heat until no longer red-hot, ALLOW LOOP TO COMPLETELY COOL!
    12. Remove the cap of the bacteria culture
    13. Briefly pass the mouth of the tube through the flame 2- times before inserting the loop
    14. Insert the loop to collect culture
    15. Heat the mouth of the tube and replace the cap
    16. Remove cap from slant
    17. Zig-Zag up the slant
    18. Flame the neck of the slant and replace cap
    19. re-flame the inoculating loop
    20. Sterilize the inoculation needle by holding the wire in the flame until it is red-hot

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  1. BROTH - INTERPRETA- TIONS before inserting the NEEDLE
    1. Insert the NEEDLE to collect culture
    2. Heat the mouth of the tube and replace the cap
    3. Remove cap from DEEP
    4. INSERT NEEDLE, AS STRAIGHT AS POSSIBLE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DEEP, AND PULL IT STRAIGHT OUT
    5. Flame the neck of the DEEP and replace cap
    6. re-flame the inoculating NEEDLE -GROWTH AT BOTTOM OF TUBE = SEDIMENT -CLOUDY BROTH = TURBIDITY -FILM/MEMBRANE OF BACTERIA FLOATING AT TOP OF BROTH = PELLICLE -CLUMPS OF BACTERIA FLOATING IN BROTH = FLOCCULENT
  2. SLANT - INTERPRETATIONS - EVEN GROWTH ALONG THE INOCULATING POINT = FILIFORM -BRANCHED GROWTH = ARBORESENT
    • SMALL COLONIES = BEADED -GROWTH THAT SPREADS BEYOND THE INOCULATING POINT = EFFUSE -ROOT LIKE GROWTH = RHIZOID
    • POINTED GROWTH =ENCHINULATE

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  1. SEMI-SOLID DEEP - INTER- PRETATIONS

-GROWTH ONLY TOWARDS THE TOP OF THE TUBE = OBLIGATE

AEROBE

-GROWTH ONLY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TUBE = STRICT ANAER-

OBE

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  1. LOOP FULLS OF 2- LIQUID BACTERIA SHOULD BE ADDED TO THE SLIDE.
  2. A chain OF CELLS TOUCHING END-TO-END

answers already passed 2025 STREPTO - STAINING IN- TERPRETATIONS

  1. SIMPLE STAINING Use 1 basic stain (colored portion is positively charges) to color cells. Allows for visualization of the cells size, shape, arrangement, and number.
  2. STAPHYLO -STAINING IN- TERPRETATIONS grape-like clusters
  3. DIRECT STAINING staining the specimen
  4. TETRAD - STAINING INTER- ROUND CELLS ARRANGED in a square PRETATIONS
  5. COMMON SIMPLE STAINS Loeffler's alkaline methylene blue, safranin, Kinyoun's carbol- fuchsin, and crystal violet
  6. SARCINAE a cube like packet of eight spherical bacteria
  7. DIFFERENTIAL STAINING TWO OR MORE STAINS/DYES. CAN DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN OR- GANISMS CELLULAR COMPONENTS.
  8. NEGATIVE STAINING staining the background instead of the cell
  9. THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF DIFFERENTIAL STAIN IS THE.

39. THE BACTERIA WILL APPEAR , AND

THE BACKGROUND WILL BE

COLORED.

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  1. Morphology is .
  2. NEGATIVE STAINING USES A STAIN.
  3. THREE BASIC TYPES OF MORPHOLOGIES:
  4. HEAT FIXING IS USED IN NEGATIVE STAINING.
  5. ARRANGEMENT IS .

THE SHAPE OF THE THE CELL.

ACIDIC

COCCI, BACILLI, AND SPRILLIA

NOT

THE POSITION OF BACTERIAL CELLS

  1. GRAM STAINING A method of ditterentiating bacteria into Gram-positive and Gram-negative.
  2. IS A BASIC STAIN, THAT STAINS THE BACTERIA LEAVING THE BACKGROUND WHITE.
  3. GRAM POSITIVE BAC- TERIA WILL AP- PEAR.
  4. A SIMPLE STAIN PROCE- DURE THAT STAINS THE

BACTERIA IS CALLED A

answers already passed 2025 METHYLENE BLUE PURPLE/BLUE DIRECT STAIN

  1. RED/PINK

answers already passed 2025 BACKGROUND THICK

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  1. BACTERIAL CELLS IN GENERAL ARE CHARGED.
  2. GRAM NEGATIVE BAC- TERIA CONTAIN A LAYER OF PEPTIDOGLYCAN. ALONG WITH A AN OUTER LAYER OF LIPOPOLYSACCARIDES.
  3. THE METHYLENE BLUE IS CHARGED.
  4. METABOLISM IS REFERRED TO AS

NEGATIVELY

THIN

POSITIVELY

A CHEMICAL PROCESS/REACTIONS THAT OCCUR WITHIN LIVING

ORGANISMS TO SUSTAIN LIFE

58. WHEN METHYLENE BLUE

IS ADDED TO YOUR

SMEAR THE

CHARGES IN THE STAIN

ARE ATTRACTED TO THE

CHARGES IN

THE BACTERIAL WALLS. AL-

LOWING THE BACTERIAL CELL TO PICK

UP THE COL- OR OF THE STAIN.

59. TWO MAJOR CLASSES OF ENZYMES:

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  1. ALL BASIC STAINS MUST BE BE- FORE ADDING THE STAIN TO YOUR SLIDE.
  2. ENDOENZYMES

HEAT FIXED

ARE PRODUCED INSIDE OF THE CELLS AND ALSO FUNCTION

INSIDE

O_F.THE CELL

  1. HEAT FIXING kills the organisms, makes them adhere to the slide, and permits them to accept the stain.
  2. EXOENZYMES ARE PRODUCED INSIDE OF THE CELL BUT FUNCTION OUTSIDE OF TH_-E.CELL
  3. SINGLE - STAINING INTER- PRETATIONS

INDIVIDUAL CELLS THAT AREN'T TOUCHING END-TO-END

  1. SELECTIVE MEDIA suppress growth of unwanted bacteria and encourage growth of desired microbes
  2. DIPLO - STAINING INTER- PRETATIONS

TWO CELLS TOUCHING END-TO-

END OR A PAIR OF CELLS

TOUCHING

  1. DIFFERENTIAL MEDIA make it easy to distinguish colonies of ditterent microbes FROM ONE ANOTHER BY HOW THEY METABOLIZE/CHANGE THE

answers already passed 2025 MEDIA WITH A WASTE PRODUCT

  1. ENRICHMENT MEDIA contain chemicals that enhance the growth of desired bacteria (OTHER BACTERIA WILL STILL GROW)
  2. Eosin Methylene Blue Agar Selective/Ditterential (EMB) (^) Selective for: Gram (-) Components: