- Microbiology practical 2008 full edition.

This is a good power point show of practical Microbiology

from mansoura university 2008

the pictures of high quality  with some questions

and explanations.....

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- Keywords of presentation:-

• Seitz Filter.
• Sterile cotton swab.
• Sterile container.
• Autoclave(uses,principle).
• IMMUNO-FLUOReScence slide.
• Anaerobic jar(uses,principle).
• Sterile syringe.
• Microtetration Plate.
• Tissue Culture flask Disposable(small sized).
• Tissue Culture flask Disposable(large sized).
• Tissue Culture flask Disposable With Tissue culture media.
• Tissue culture Plate.
• Tissue culture Bottle.
• Strept. Pyogens in sputum (Gram stain).
• Strept. Pyogens in culture.
• TB Bacilli In sputum (Ziehl neelsen).
• Pneumococci In sputum-Gram stain-
• G ram – ve in culture.
• Diphteroid G +ve bacilli in culture.
• Anthracoid G +ve bacilli in culture.
• Staph In culture G +ve stain.
• Staph In Pus.
• Candida In G stain
• Candida (lacto phenol blue).
• Aspergillus (lacto phenol blue).
• Staph, G- Ve in culture(Gram stain).
• Candida , G- Ve in culture (Gram stain).
• Candida , Anthracoid.
• Candida , Staph.
• Macconkey Agar plate.
• Non Lactose frementer On macconkys agar.
• Dorset Egg medium.
• Lofflers serum.
• Endopig .Staph on N. Agar .
• Exopig. Of pseudomonas aeruginosa.
• Nutrient Deep Agar.
• Nutrient Agar slope.
• Nutrient Agar plate.
• Aspergillus Niger on saberaud s dextrose agar.
• Litmus milk.
• Cooked meat medium.
• Lowenstein Jensen medium.
• Non lactose frementer on CLED agar.
• lactose fermenter on CLED agar.
• Blood Agar plate (uninoculated).
• Chocolate agar plate.
• Alpha hemolysis on blood agar.
• B hemolysis on blood agar.
• Antibiotic sensitivity Test.
• Widal test.
• Wassermann test.
• Biochemical reaction for salmonella.
• Biochemical reaction for shigella.
• Biochemical reaction of IMVC.

- Vomiting: Non-GIt Causes.

"A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I"

A cute renal failure

B rain (increased ICP)

C ardiac (inferior MI)

D KA(Diabetic keto acidosis)

E ars (labyrinthitis)

F oreign substances (Tylenol, theo, etc.)

G laucoma

H yperemesis gravidarum

I nfections (pyelonephritis, meningitis)

- Cranial nerves.

**There are 12 cranial nerves...

1. I      Olfactory nerve (purely sensory).
2. II     Optic nerve  (purely sensory).
3. III    Occulomotor nerve  ( Purely motor).
4. IV    Trochlear  nerve  ( Purely motor).
5. V     Trigeminal nerve ( Mixed ).
6. VI    Abducent. ( Purely motor).
7. VII   Facial  ( Mixed ).
8. VIII  Auditory nerve  (Vestibulocochlear) (purely sensory).
9. IX    Glossopharyngeal  ( Mixed ).
10. X     Vagus  ( Mixed ).
11. XI    Spinal Accessory.( Mixed ).
12. XII   Hypoglossal .( Mixed ).

** Important notes:-

- The largest cranial nerve .... CN V (Trigeminal).
- Cranial nerves responsible for eye movements are

•    III (Oculomotor)
•    IV (Trochlear)
•    VI (Abducens)

- The longest cranial nerve ....CN X (Vagus) which reaches from the medulla to the digestive and urinary organs.


- CN I and II are  attached to Cerebrum.

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- Three in nervous system.

* Brain is composed of three parts :-

1. Cerebrum.
2. Cerebellum.
3. Brain stem.

* Brain stem is composed of three parts :-

1. Midbrain.
2. Pons.
3. Medulla oblongata.

To be continued ....

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