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Capnophilic Incubation in CO₂.
Viral meningitis An increase in lymphocytes (200-500), normal glucose, and slightly elevated protein levels.
Bacterial meningitis An increase in neutrophils (500-20,000), decreased glucose, and elevated protein levels.
45-100 mg/dL Normal glucose value.
14-45 mg/dL Normal protein level.
<5 lymphs/mL Normal lymphocyte count for CSF.
57% S. pneumoniae urine test accuracy.
Haemophilus influenzae Gram negative coccobacillary rod that is hard to see on a gram stain, but can be found in RBCs.
Haemophilus influenzae Smells like a Micro lab hallway.
positive, positive Haemophilus influenzae is catalase:____________ and oxidase:____________.
X Factor Heat stable tetrapyrrole compounds that are found often in iron-containing pigments.
V Factor NAD or NADP
Heat What allows Haemophilus to grow on sheep's blood agar?
Porphyrin test This test looks for X factor independent Haemophilus.
Fluorescence A positive result in the porphyrin test is...
Porphobilinogen or porphyrin What is produced by an X factor independent organism in the Porphyrin test?
Neisseria meningitidis Gram negative diplococci that look like kidney beans.
BAP, CHOC, and Thayer Martin Agars that Neisseria grows well on.
positive, positive Neisseria meningitidis is catalase:____________ and oxidase:____________.
Beta-lactamase Always do this test if Neisseria meningitidis is discovered.
Optochin sensitivity This test requires CO₂ incubation and shows sensitivity at >14mm of zone.
Bile solubility This test looks for the presence of autocatalytic enzymes in S. pneumoniae.
alpha-hemolysis Streptococcus pneumoniae shows this kind of hemolysis.
Viridans strep Other alpha streps are called this...
GBS Gram positive cocci that are in pairs and short chains and have large colonies and small zones of beta-hemolysis.
GBS This organism is responsible for childbed fever and related fatalities in women and babies.
CAMP, Hippurate, Bacitracin, PYR The four identifying tests for GBS.
Listeria Gram positive rod that is a facultative anaerobe that is non-sporeforming.
Listeria Grows well on BAP and looks like GBS with small zone of hemolysis excepting that the catalase result is positive as opposed to the GBS.
Listeria Likes cold temperatures and refrigeration, and is found often in dairy products during outbreaks

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Created April 30, 2008
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hahohen : Changed Porphobilinogen or porphyrin → What is produced by and X factor independent organism in the Porphyrin test? to Porphobilinogen or porphyrin → What is produced by an X factor independent organism in the Porphyrin test?
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