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Medicine Quiz on Microbial Histochemistry, created by Laura Currie on 27/10/2018.

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Microbial Histochemistry

Question 1 of 25

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False gram negatives can be due to - and faults such as and over

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Question 2 of 25

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Quality control for Grams include - , and for Gram positives, and and for Gram Negatives.

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    Fibrin
    elastic fibres
    paneth cell granules
    Neutrophils
    epithelial cells

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Question 3 of 25

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Histopathological features of Mycobacteria includes for Tuberculosis. Mycobacteria are considered , but most are . They can be identified by using the stain

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    Langhan's giant cell
    Gram Neutral
    Gram positive
    Ziehl Neelsen

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Question 4 of 25

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Mycobacterium and Nocardia have unusual that are waxy and nearly due to the presence of

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    cell walls
    impermeable
    mycolic acid

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Question 5 of 25

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is resistant to acid-alcohol, whilst is resistant to acid. M. Tuberculosis is stained by the whilst M. Leprae stains with the

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    M. Tuberculosis
    M. Leprae
    classic Ziehl Neelsen
    Fite stain

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Question 6 of 25

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Filamentous bacteria with a beaded and branching morphology includes and . They are both Gram positive, however, are Fite negative, whilst is Fite positive.

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Question 7 of 25

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Ziehl Neelsen controls include and .

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Question 8 of 25

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Helicobacter Pylori is able to survive in the stomach because it produces pH neutralising Ammonia

Select one of the following:

  • True
  • False

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Question 9 of 25

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Helicobacter Pylori can cause , , and .

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    gastritis
    ulcers
    carcinoma
    lymphoma

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Question 10 of 25

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Staining of Helicobacter Pylori includes , which is a difficult silver stain to do. , and (usually has dark background).

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    Warthin Starry
    Immunohistochemistry
    Acridine orange

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Question 11 of 25

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Increased incidence of mycoses can be due to (due to HIV disease and ). Histopathology is important to diagnose fungi because may nit be available for several days or weeks, and some may not culture.

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    immunosuppression
    organ transplantation
    microbiologic culture
    fungi

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Question 12 of 25

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Some fungi like and stain well on H&E. are easy to see, whilst many stain poorly.

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    aspergilli
    zygomycetes
    Pigmented fungi
    yeasts

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Question 13 of 25

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Morphologies of fungi includes for like , and for .

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    round
    yeasts
    Candida
    hyphae
    Molds

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Question 14 of 25

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Fungi stains like is pseudofungi positive. It is quick and easy to do, but and Nocardia and does not stain well.

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    PAS
    old fungi
    Actinomyces

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Question 15 of 25

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is high contrast with minimal background, stains both and non-viable elements. are unsustained, and do not stain.

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    Methenamine Silver (GMS)
    degenerative
    fungal
    Calcific bodies
    Pseudo-fungi

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Question 16 of 25

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Pseudo-fungi look like fungi on H&E and . Fibrin, , exogenous fibres and bacteria. PAS positive but negative. Sometimes can be Perls and Von Kossa .

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    positive
    negative
    PAS
    collagen
    GMS

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Question 17 of 25

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Pseudo-fungi includes Hamazaki-Wesenberg bodies that look like , and Gamna-Gandy bodies and small branching that look like .

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    blood vessels
    fungal hyphae
    yeast

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Question 18 of 25

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are the most common mould infection. They produce and Use the Yasue's silver nitrate-rubeanic acid method.

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    Aspergillus
    invasive
    non-invasive
    oxalic acid

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Question 19 of 25

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neoformans use Alcian blue and Mucicarmine for mucopolysaccharide rich capsule. Masson Fontana for -like substance in capsule form.

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Question 20 of 25

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Histoplasma capsulatum are tiny, intracellular observed within . differentiates Histoplasma capsulatum () from Leishmania and toxoplasma (both ).

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Question 21 of 25

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In Ziehl Neelsen, acid fast bacteria stains , whilst non acid-fast stains

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Question 22 of 25

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Pneumocystis carinii are invisible with both H&E and . But are best shown with and STB

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    PAS
    GMS

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Question 23 of 25

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In order to compare true fungi and pseudo-fungi, we must confirm a positive with a classical GMS (using chromic acid oxidation). of pseudo-fungi might be caused by sectionsin the methenamine silver solution. Compare with surrounding . In some cases, staining can be useful.

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    metal
    PAS
    positive
    Weak GMS positivity
    collagen
    overstaining

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Question 24 of 25

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Hemozoin is a formed due to a parasite's inability to . This is usually and found in parasites.

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    catabolise
    pigment
    heme
    golden-brown
    Malarial

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Question 25 of 25

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Apart from electron microscopy and assuming good specific is available, is best for demonstrating viruses such as and BK virus.

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