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Microbiology For Nursing- Midterm Exam. Midterm Exam Revision Questions And Correct Answers (Graded A+) (100% Guarantee) (2024 Update)

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Where do used plates and tubes go after you use them? - ANSWER- in the hazardous materials bucket in the front of the lab Where do used slides go? - ANSWER- in the 'cake pan' in the middle of the lab How do you transfer bacteria from plate or tube to slides, tubes, or plates? - ANSWER- with a loop What do you do with the test tube lid when doing a transfer? - ANSWER- hold it in your pinky Pure culture - ANSWER- one type of bacteria present Contaminated - ANSWER- unwanted colonies mixed in with your bacteria Using a T streak - ANSWER- the idea is to thin the bacteria so individual colonies are apparent, allowing you to see if you have a pure culture or not. You burn your loop between zones to thin the bacteria out to allow individual colonies to grow Basic stain - ANSWER- positively charged dye molecules Acidic stain - ANSWER- negatively charged dye molecules

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MICRO FOR NURSING- MIDTERM EXAM. MIDTERM EXAM

REVISION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (GRADED A+)

(100% GUARANTEE) (2024 UPDATE)

Where do used plates and tubes go after you use them? - ANSWER- in the hazardous materials

bucket in the front of the lab


Where do used slides go? - ANSWER- in the 'cake pan' in the middle of the lab


How do you transfer bacteria from plate or tube to slides, tubes, or plates? - ANSWER- with a

loop


What do you do with the test tube lid when doing a transfer? - ANSWER- hold it in your pinky


Pure culture - ANSWER- one type of bacteria present


Contaminated - ANSWER- unwanted colonies mixed in with your bacteria


Using a T streak - ANSWER- the idea is to thin the bacteria so individual colonies are apparent,

allowing you to see if you have a pure culture or not. You burn your loop between zones to thin

the bacteria out to allow individual colonies to grow


Basic stain - ANSWER- positively charged dye molecules


Acidic stain - ANSWER- negatively charged dye molecules


Type of dye used in the negative stain and what we substituted with - ANSWER- nigrosine,

and we substituted it with a permanent marker

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