Lab Exam 4 (Labs 16-18, 20)

Method of controlling microbes used on body surfaces that kills all but endospores.

What is the term for the margin for a colony like the one shown in the illustration below

Which of the circles is a positive result for coagulase (in Staphylococcus aureus)?

If Staphylococcus produced a 20 mm Zone of inhibition around Penicillin, the bacteria is _____.

What is this test used to identify?

Method of controlling microbes used on inanimate surfaces that kills all but endospores.

Which of the following is a 30s Protein Synthesis inhibitor?

What is this test used to identify?

In an indirect ELISA, what is put into the well first?

What is the term for the elevation for a colony like the one shown in the illustration below

What is the term for the margin for a colony like the one shown in the illustration below

What is the term for the shape for a colony like the one shown in the illustration below

In an indirect ELISA, what is put into the well third?

What is the term for the margin for a colony like the one shown in the illustration below

Which type of immunological test is shown in the photo?

The "E" in ELISA represents a key component of the test, the ____________.

Which type of immunological test is shown in the photo?

What type of bacteria have colonized the skin and are NOT easily able to be removed from the skin by handwashing?

Which of the following chemical agents of control is a disinfectant?

Which of the following chemical agents of control is an antiseptic?

If E. coli produced a 20 mm Zone of inhibition around Penicillin, the bacteria is _________.

Which of the following is a surfactant?

Which type of immunological test is shown in the photo?

In an indirect ELISA, what is put into the well fourth?

Method of controlling microbes that causes all microbes, including spores to be killed.

Which of the following is a halogen?

What is the term for the margin for a colony like the one shown in the illustration below

Which of the following is a 50s Protein Synthesis inhibitor?

What type of bacteria are easily able to be removed from the skin by handwashing?

Which of the following is NOT a condition that must be standardized in the Kirby Bauer test?

Which of the following is a DNA gyrase inhibitor?

What is the term for the elevation for a colony like the one shown in the illustration below

Does this picture represent a direct or indirect immunological test?

Which of the following is a Cell Wall inhibitor?

Does this picture represent a direct or indirect immunological test?

What is the term for the elevation for a colony like the one shown in the illustration below

In an indirect ELISA, what is put into the well second?