Medically Important Anaerobes
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- Large, box-car shaped gram positive rod exhibiting double-zone beta hemolysis
- A GPC that is resistant to SPS and indole positive
- Organism that is strangely associated with infections with the absence of WBCs
- Most common isolate of the ANA GPR: catalase, indole and nitrate positive
- The loss of this organism due to antibiotics increases potential for bacterial vaginosis
- Large black colonies on BBE agar and resistant to all 3 potency disks
- Only species of the genus that produces lipase. It is indole positive and also associated with Vincent's angina.
- Requires vitamin K and hemin for growth and associated with periodontitis
- Highly pleomorphic gram positive rods with bifurcated or branching ends like a dog bone
- C. tetani can be described as
- BBE agar supports the growth of which of the following organisms?
- The treatment for anaerobic infections that involves forcing oxygen into necrotic tissues is:
- Normal skin flora pleomorphic GPR often seen as a blood culture contaminant
- Non-Spore-Forming catalase and nitrate negative GPR that may cause bacteremia in individuals with malignancy of the gastrointestinal tract
- The most commonly isolated anaerobe in the clinical lab. It produces neuraminidase, Dnase, hyaluronidase, and gelatinase.
- Colonies have a "molar tooth" appearance on the media
- Which of the following is a colonial characteristic of anaerobes on KVLB?
- Floppy baby syndrome
- Finegoldia magna is
- Gas gangrene
- Small, white colony with sickeningly sweet odor – like overripe cantaloupe
- Gram negative cocci that can be presumptively identified by reduction of nitrates
- This organism is know for tan colonies on media with blood and brick red fluorescence under UV light
- Colorectal carcinoma is most associated with
- A pigmented GNR that is resistant to vancomycin and is indole and lipase positive
- A pigmented GNR which is sensitive to vancomycin and indole positive
- A GNR that is resistant to kanamycin, vancomycin, and colistin, stimulated by bile, catalase positive, and indole positive
- Long, thin gram positive rods that branch like a tree and grow in a mass that is aerotolerant but grows better under anaerobic conditions
- Toothpick GNR
- CCFA is selective and differential for
