TSI- Why oh Why?
Got Diarrhea?
Non-Fermenters
I've got a Disease
Character-istics!
100

The tribe of Enterobacteriaceae that is positive for deaminase

What is Proteae!

100

Endemic Cholera

Vibrio Cholerae (O1)

100

Non fermenters fail to ferment what substance?

Carbohydrates

100

This organism causes plague- usually from the bite of a flea.

What is Yersinia pestis?

100

The indole test detects the presence of this enzyme. 

What is tryptophanase?
200

I'm the only Enterobacteriaceae that is Oxidase Positive.

What is Plesiomonas?

200

Undercooked hamburger ingestion, child, HUS

What is Ecoli0157H7?

200

Name the two pigments produced by P. aeruginosa.

Pyocyanin and Pyoverdine

200

Duodenal ulcers, gastric carcinoma.

What is Helicobacter pylori?

200

The Enterobacteriaceae all share the following characteristics. Name the one that is not listed here:

Reduce Nitrate to Nitrite

Oxidase negative (except one species)

Gram negative Rods

Facultative anaerobes, 18-24 hours growth

Grow on MacConkey

What is Glucose fermentation!

300

Gamma

TSI: A/A no H2S

Motile: 25 degrees only

Indole: weak +

Oxidase: neg

Urea: POS

What is Yersinia enterocolitica?

300

Name the temperature at which Campylobacter spp. must be incubated.

42 degrees C

300

This test will distinguish between Acinetobacter and Stenotrophomonas sp.

DNASE or CITRATE (Steno is pos)

300
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

Name the two most common pneumonia causing pathogens in Cystic Fibrosis patients?

300

The H antigen is what bacterial structure. 

Flagella!

K=Capsule

O=Outer membrane

400

Ox/Indole: NEG/NEG

TSI: K/A H2S POS

LIA: NEG/NEG/H2S POS

UREA: NEG

Motile

What is Salmonella?

400

This organ harbors Salmonella in carrier patients if left untreated. 

Gallbladder

400

Newborn meningitis, caused by a nonfermenting GNR

Elizabethkingia meningoseptica!

400

Freshwater wound after traumatic ski accident?

Aeromonas

400
H. pylori is not diagnosed by culture, but by this method instead:

What is the urea breath test/urea biopsy test?

500

The one biochemical needed to differentiate between Morganella and Providencia. 

What is Citrate (Pos in Providencia)

500

A beta hemolytic , oxidase positive and indole positive lactose fermenter was isolated from a patient with gastroenteritis.

What is Aeromonas

500

Many patients who have a tracheostomy tube in the ICU become colonized with THIS non-fermenting GNR.

Acinetobacter spp.

500

Appendicitis-like syndrome in adults

What is Yersinia enterocolitica?

500

When serotyping Salmonella, we need to remove THIS antigen by heating the organism in order to serotype the O antigen.

What is the Vi antigen?