5 Written Questions

1. gama
2. kidneys
   ureters
   bladder
   urethra
3. Once staight down the middle then zig-zag from top to bottom
4. 1.your name, organism, date
   2. cotton swab
   3. 3-5
   4. disk dispenser
5. Muller-Hinton

5 Matching Questions

1. Procedure of Snyder Caries Test
   Liquify ____ ____ ____
   Chew on paraffin wax for ____ allowing salvia to accumulate
   Deposit ____ in sterile beaker
   _____ the beaker for 30 sec
   Put ___ml of salvia into agar using pippette
   _____ the tube between the ____ of your hands
2. An instrument that is marked so you can measure out a certain amount is ________
3. _____ are antimicrobials usually produced by microorgranisms that inhibit or kill other microorganisms
4. ____ is the most common pathogen to cause urinary track infections in women of childbearing age
5. _______ is a procedure of sensitivity testing

1. a Kirby-Bauer
2. b E. coli
3. c Snyder Caries Agar
   3min
   salvia
   shake
   0.2
   rotate, palms
4. d graduated
5. e antibiotics

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. PH
   1. Name one thing that could effect the results of the Snyder Caries test
   2. What agent is used as an indicator in the Snyder Caries agar
   3. Snyder Caries relies on how fast bacteria lowers the __ of the Snyder Caries Agar
   4. Materials used in the Snyder Caries Test
2. Snyder Caries Agar
   Sterile Beaker
   Pipette
   One piece of paraffin or gum
   1. What agent is used as an indicator in the Snyder Caries agar
   2. Why is the Kirby Bauer test important
   3. Materials used in the Snyder Caries Test
   4. How do you streak for growth
3. 8
   1. How do you store your enterotube while it is incubating
   2. What does the TSA plate represent in the toilet paper efficency test
   3. After you inoculated your enterotube you punched holes in the first __ sections
   4. Name one thing that could effect the results of the Snyder Caries test
4. streaking for growth
   streaking for isolation
   1. How do you streak for isolation
   2. What was the fake urine in lab made out of
   3. What are the two types of streaking we have done in class
   4. What is the proper way to collect a urine samle
5. dextrose
   1. How do you streak for isolation
   2. Why is the Kirby Bauer test important
   3. How do you streak for growth
   4. Snyder Test Agar is made up of 2% _____

5 True/False Questions

1. Steps that should be taken for a patient with urinary distress (5) → 1. collect urine sample
   2. do a plate count to look for an infection
   3. isolate pathogen
   4. Identify pathogen
   5. do antimicrobic sensitivity test

   True        False

2. What reagent did we use to get results in our enterotube → Kovac's reagent

   True        False

3. Steps for testing the effectiveness of toilet paper
   1. Pour test medium onto a ___ agar plate and leave it for a few minutes
   2. Pour off excess liquid into a ____ _____
   3. Put on a pair of gloves and wrap your finger once with ____
   4. Rub the finger over the _____ agar
   5. Discard paper in _____ _____
   6. Imprint your unwashed finger onto a _______ agar plate
   7. Wash your hands and _____ washed portion of your plate
   
   REPEAT STEPS THREE THROUGH SEVEN WITH FINGER WRAPPED TWICE → 1. TSA
   2. disenfecting solution
   3. toilet paper
   4. TSA
   5. biohazard bag
   6. MacConkey
   7. imprint

   True        False

4. What is the proper way to collect a urine samle → Antimicrobial agents such as antibiotics vary in their effectiveness against various pathogenic bacteria

   True        False

5. If the agent used in the Kirby-Bauer test inhibits or kills the test orgainism there will be a zone around the disk where no growth occurs. This is called ____ _____ ____ ______ → The zone of inhibition

   True        False