Blood, Spinal Fluid, Urine: sterile
Cutaneous surfaces (urethra, outer ear included): Staph epidermidis, Staph aureus, Corynobacteria (dyphteroids),Streptocci, Candida spp
Nose: Staph aureus, Staph epidermidis, dyphteroids, assorted streptococci
Gingival crevices: anaerobes = Bacterioides/Prevotella, Fusobacterium, Streotococci, Actinomyces
Oropharynx: Viridans group (alpha hemolytic strep), Neisseria (non pathogenic), H. influenzae (non typeable, meaning, w/o capsule), Candida albicans
Stomach: none
Breast-fed babies colon: microaerophilic/anaerobic = Bifidobacterium, Lactobacillus, streptococci.
Adult Colon: microaerophilic/anaerobic = Bacteroides/Prevotella, E.coli, Bifidobacterium, Eubacterium, Fusobacterium, Gram- anaerobic rods, Lactobacillus, E.faecalis, streptococci
Vagina: Lactobacillus, streptococci, diphteroids, yeasts, Veillonella, Gram- rods
it’s technically kinda busy work but i still love it
Gram+, anaerobic, non-spore forming, branching rod
Endogenous transmission (dental crevices -bad higiene, dental trauma- ; female genital tract -IUD-)
Dx: branching rods in “sulfur granules”; colonies resemble a molar tooth.
Not painful but very invasive penetrating tissues, including bone.
Draining abscess (sinus tracts) CULTURE THAT PUS
Disease: ACTINOMYCOSIS in low O2 tissues
Cervicofacil: “Lumpy jaw”, mycetoma on jaw line
Pelvic: from IUD
CNS: solitary abscess
Abdominal: qx, trauma
Thoracic: aspiration
Ketone bodies are produced in the liver and can be used as an energy source in the mitochondrial of peripheral tissues. Important fact: RBCs can not use ketones because they lack mitochondria.
The liver is unable to peform Ketolysis because it lacks Thiophorase (Succinyl-CoA Acetoacetate Transferase), and is hence unable to activate its own ketones.
If you cannot grasp what I have just explained, you should just leave and study economics!
Microbiology professor, first lecture (via scienceprofessorquotes)
MICROBIOLOGY MNEMONIC
BRUno, FRANCISco & COnstantine are BORing PSEUDO LEGIONnaires
Brucella sp
Francisella tularensis
Coxiella burnetti
Bortedella pertusis
Pseudomona aeuroginosa
Legionella pneumophila
Remember to use your sponge to replace any bacteria on your dishes accidentally removed by the act of eating.
Microbiology professor (via scienceprofessorquotes)
be patient, good things are coming your way :)
Bacterial strain X is resistant to Ampicillin and sensitive to Gentamycin. Bacterial strain Y is resistane to gentamycin and sensitive to Ampicillin. Bacterial strain X and Y are grown in mixed culture in medium without antibiotics, then the culture is plated on medium containing both ampicillin…
Without immunity, we’RE JUST BAGS OF NUTRIENTS!
Microbiology lecturer (via scienceprofessorquotes)
11.19.17
2 more days until break
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