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QUESTION 3 Imagine that you are viewing a slide with a heat-fixed smear from an sputum sample that has been acid- fast stained. Bacteria from the sputum sample appear bright pink. On the same slide there is also a heat- fixed smear that contains Micrococcus luteus with cells that also appear bright pink. Does this pattern of staining support the hypothesis that the patient has tuberculosis? Why or, why not? O No, because the Micrococcus luteus cells should not stain pink, so there was probably an error in following the acid-fast staining protocol (e.g. perhaps the acid-alcohol step was eliminated or was too brief) No, because cells from the tuberculosis bacterium would not be expected to retain an acid-fast stain. Yes, because both tuberculosis bacteria and Micrococcus luteus are expected to retain an acid-fast stain. QUESTION 4 What species of bacteria could be used as a positive control for an acid fast stain? Any type of gram positive bacteria. Any type of gram negative bacteria.…

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Question 14 If a suspect bacterial pathogen infecting your patient is known to be "fastidious" which medium would you grow this pathogen on? selective media such as MacConkey agar enrichment medium such as blood agar differential medium such as MSA O all purpose medium such as SAB Question 15

Question 39 Match the description to the correct phase in a standard bacterial growth curve best time to perform Gram stains [Choose] [Choose ] phase in which one would see the highest stationary phase concentration of endospores death/decline phase phase in which bacteria are most sensitive to lag phase antibiotics log/exponential stage many bacteria in biofilms are in this phase, thus are more resistant to antibiotics [ Choose ] stage at which "carrying capacity" is reached [ Choose ] phase in which bacteria are adjusting to new environment, synthesizing proteins, copying DNA in preparation for division [ Choose] phase when generation time/doubling time is [Choose] calculated