CULTURE MEDIA
Cards (22)
- Staining procedure give clues to the probable organism being studied
- Water-Based solution that do not solidify at the above freezing point.
- Clot-Like consistency at a ordinary room temperature contains agar, allows thickening of media without producing a firm substance.
- Contain solidifying agent such 1.5%-2% agar, firm substance on which cells can form discrete colonies.
- Contains chemically-defined substances which are pure organic and inorganic compounds
- Complex media that contain at least one ingredient THAT IS NOT CHEMICALLY DEFINED.
- design for primary isolation of a broad spectrum of microbes, supports the growth of BOTH pathogenic and non-pathogenic organisms.
- Contain complex organic substances such as BLOOD, serum (Design to increase the number of the desired microorganisms.
- Contains general nutrients with 5%-10%, blod added to a agar base.
- shows complete lysis of red blood cells resulting in complex clearing around colonies
- shows complete lysis of red blood cells, producing a greenish discoloration of the blood agar around the colonies.
- show no hemolysis, resulting in no change in the medium.
- A type of nutrient medium that is use for the culture of fastidious organisms such as Haemophilus.
- contain one or more substances that encourage the growth of the ONLY specific target microorganisms.
- Used for Isolation of Neissera
- Used for Isolation of Staphylococcus
- Promote growth of gram-negative bacteria, and inhibits the growth of gram-positive bacteria through bile of salts.
- Selective medium that used to recover mycobacterium tuberculosis made selective by the incorporation of malachite green.
- Used for Isolation of Fungi
- Allow the growth of several types of microorganisms.
- used for clinical specimens that need to be transported to the laboratory immediately after collection
- Media used for specifically for organism that cannot survive in the presence of oxygen and require reduced oxidation potential and other nutrients.