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Oral Spot Practical Examination (OSPE) - 2

Shigella on Deoxycholate citrate agar (DCA)

Salmonella on Salmonella-Shigella (SS) agar.

API-20 strip test

Proteus: Urease positive

Differences between Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Serratia Character Klebsiella Enterobacter Serratia Motility - + Indole Red pigment Quellung reaction

Widal tube agglutination test

Interpretation of Widal test Condition Doubtful Significant Typhoid Fever 1:160 1:320 Paratyphoid Fever 1:80

Colicine typing of Shigella

Swarming of Proteus

Pseudomonas on Blood agar

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CETRIMIDE AGAR: Selective for P. aeruginosa

Positive Citrate test for Pseudomonas

Pseudomonas pyocine typing

Bacteroides fragilis: Neomycin selective medium

Bacteroides sensitive to metronidazole disc

Campylobacter Gram negative smear

Campylobacter on Butzler medium

C. jejuni hydrolyze hippurate

Gram stain of Vibrio cholerae

TCBS Agar - Vibrio

Alkaline peptone water and Selenite - F

V. Cholerae : Cholera red reaction

Haemophilus culture on chocolate agar

Haemophilus influenzae: X and V factors

Carbon dioxide candle jar

Fluorescent antibody stain.

Pernasal swabs

Bordetella on Bordet - Gengou medium

Bordetella on selective charcoal cephalexin blood agar

Slide latex agglutination test with specific antisera

Yersinia bipolar safety pin Giemsa staining

Yersinia: non-lactose fermenter on Mc Conkey

Francisella tularensis: on chocolate cysteine agar

Pasteurella multocida: non-hemolytic, mucoid colonies

Blood culture bottles

Brucella: Blood culture Castaneda diphasic bottle

Brucella on tryptone soya agar

B. abortus & meletensis grow in presence of basic fuchsin

Brucella : Standard Agglutination Test

Identification of Brucella species CO2 H2S (days) Growth in presence of Urease 1 2 3 4 5 Basic fuchsin Thionin Methyl violet B. melitensis - + + / - B. abortus B. suis

Blood wet preparation for Borrelia

Leptospira interrogans

Darkfield microscope

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Treponema pallidum

Treponema pertenue

Treponema carateum

VDRL TEST

Treponema Pallidum Immobilization

Treponema pallidum Hemagglutination test

Comparison of VDRL AND RPR Specimen Only serum used, serum heated Serum & plasma used, no heating Antigen Diluted before use Not diluted Reading of results Microscopically from slide Macroscopically from card Technique Difficult Easy Sensitivity Less sensitive More sensitive False positive Less often More often

Legionella pneumophila: Gram stain

L. pneumophila on selective Mueller Hinton agar

Immunofluorescence Microscope

Branching rods of Nocardia asteroides

Gram-positive branching rods of Actinomyces

Sulpher granules of Actinomyces

Disc diffusion sensitivity test

Control Organism Test Organism

E - TEST SENSITIVITY TECHNIQUE

Rosco Neo-Sensitabs Sensitivity Test

Antibiotics synergy test on Mueller–Hinton agar

Antibiotics antagonism on Mueller–Hinton agar

Chlamydia - Giemsa stain

Chlamydia Mc Coy tissue culture

Chlamydia - CFT

Mycoplasma agar: Colonies have fried egg shape

Mycoplasma : A positive cold agglutinin test

Sites of inoculation of fertile eggs Coxiella: Culture in yolk sac of chick embryo

Giemsa stain: Rickettsia inside the cell

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Rickettsia: Weil-Felix Test

Helicobacter pylori: Spiral gram negative rods

Helicobacter pylori on selective Butzler medium

Water Examination: The multiple tube technique

Water Examination: Viable plate count

Milk Examination: Methlylene blue reduction test

Milk Examination: Milk ring test:

Milk Examination: Phosphatase test: