251 Lab 2

  1. Aseptic
    Free of living pathogens
  2. Pathogens
    disease causing microbes
  3. a way of working with microbial cultures that insures the environment, personnel, and the microbial cultures are NOT contaminated.
    Aseptic Technique
  4. The transfers of culture material are achieved by using _______ ______ which are sterilized before and after coming in contact with the culture.
    inoculating loops
  5. What must you do to the culture tube before getting a sample of the broth?
    Pass the culture next to the hot opening several times to produce convection currents to minimize the chance of airborne contamination
  6. How many times should you pass the culture tube by the hot opening?
    Twice, once before getting sample and once before putting the cap on to put away
  7. ____broth cultures gently prior to obtaining inoculum by drumming your fingers on the tube or using a _____ ______.
    • Mix
    • vortex mixer
  8. What is the proper method of labeling and incubating Petri plates?
    Petri plates are labeled on the bottom and incubated inverted
  9. What will disinfection of the bench kill? Not kill?
    destroy vegetative cells and viruses but generally will not destroy endospores.
  10. What is degerming? Sanitization? Disinfecting? Sterilizing?
    • Hand washing
    • autoclaving
    • Scrubbing
    • Inoculating
  11. Name the instrument commonly used in microbiological laboratories to sterilize materials prior to disposal. How is sterilization accomplished?
    incinerator is used to sterilize the loop or needle by placing in the incinerator opening until they glow orange
  12. A culture with many different species of bacteria
    Mixed
  13. __________ is the separation of different species in a sample or culture medium from each other
    Isolation
  14. Isolated bacteria can be placed in new culture medium to have only one species of bacteria. Such a culture is called?
    Pure Culture
  15. Two common methods of isolation
    • Streak Plate
    • Pour Plate
  16. The _______consists of identical cells, which are called _____, because they are all descended from a single, original cell.
    • colony
    • clones
  17. Streak plate procedure includes
    Streaking the agar plate, and inoculating in between quadrants
  18. Overall shapes
    There are 3
    • Round
    • irregular
    • filamentous
  19. Elevation characteristics
    There are 3
    • Flat
    • Convex
    • Umbonate
  20. Different species of bacteria come in a variety of shapes called ______ and ________(association with each other).
    • morphology
    • arrangements
  21. Spherical shape of bacteria
    Cocci
  22. Rodlike shape of bacteria
    Bacilli
  23. Rigid spiral shape of bacteria
    Spirilla
  24. Slightly curved rod bacteria shape
    Vibrios
  25. Short rodlike shape of bacteria
    Coccobacilli
  26. Flexible spiral shape of bacteria
    Spirochetes
  27. Some bacteria have more than 1 or unusual arrangements. This is called?
    pleomorphism
  28. diplococcus
  29. diplobacillus
  30. streptobacillus
  31. streptococcus
  32. a group of four cells
    tetrad
  33. cube shaped group of cells
    sarcina
  34. Staphylococcus
  35. thread-like and branching pattern of growth
    filamentous
  36. Negative stains are useful in observing ______, _____, & _____.
    SAM
    • Size
    • arrangement
    • morphology
  37. The negative staining technique uses a dye solution in which the ______
    is acidic (gives up a hydrogen ion) and carries a negative charge
    Nigrosine
  38. What causes a stain to adhere to bacterial cells?
    Acidic
  39. Paramecium
  40. algal protists
  41. Planaria
  42. Which 2 domains have similar characteristics?
    Prokaryote and Archaea
  43. Which domain are extremophiles?
    Archaea
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251 Lab 2
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251 Lab 2
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