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BIOSCIENCE 015 – Intro to Biology Session:Section:
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Spring 201410438 4 UnitsT/Th 12:30 AM – 1:45 PM LEC T 9:00 AM – 11:50 AM LABRIDDELL
Student ID#:
Student Name: Biolo Gee Team Name:
Lab Assignment #: 1
Lab Title: Hand Washing Efficacy Date: 150625
Purpose / Objective(s):1. Measure and determine hand washing efficacy of various regimens against forms of
common bacteria.
Hypothesese:2. The Aloe Purell will be most effective against different types of bacteria3. Purell contains the active antibacterial ingredient and paper towels have a course
texture and previous use has demonstrated that can remove large amounts of dirt from fingers.
4. The Hydrogen Peroxide and Hand Soap will also be efficacious, but the Hand Soap will be the least efficacious out of the three regimens because of the generic brand.
Specimens;# Specimen Details / Source1 Culture from Left Pointer Finger – $1 Bill (A) See methods for culture
conditions2 Culture from Left Middle Finger – Laptop Mouse Pad (B) See methods for culture
conditions3 Culture from Left Ring Finger – Cell Phone Screen (C) See methods for culture
conditions4 Culture from Right Pointer Finger – Lab Desk (1) See methods for culture
conditions5 Culture from Right Middle Finger – Bottom of Backpack
(2)See methods for culture conditions
6 Culture from Right Ring Finger – Lab Chair (3) See methods for culture conditions
7 Controlled (Quadrants D and 4) See methods for culture conditions
Methods / Tools / Instrumentation / Procedures;Sample Cultures1. Determined six sites / conditions for sampling
Left pointer finger / $1 bill Left middle finger / laptop mouse pad Left ring finger / cell phone screen Right pointer finger / lab desk Right middle finger / bottom of backpack Right ring finger / lab chairs
2. Prepared samples3. Placed samples on the periphery of standard agar culture plates – see Illustration # 1
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Hand Washing Efficacy1. Determined / chose / selected hand washing regimen(s)
Aloe Purell with a paper towel wiping on all left fingers and the right index finger
Soft Soap Scrub with a paper towel drying on right middle finger Hydrogen Peroxide with a paper towel drying on ring finger
2. Washed each finger with the given regimen3. Placed the washed samples on the corresponding quadrant of the agar plate near the
center4. Allowed the cultures to incubate at body temperature for 7 days5. Observations were made of each culture
Used a dissection microscope to identify the individual colonies on the agar plate
Instrumentation and materials 1. AO Dissection Microscope2. Zeiss Light Microscope3. Ruler, Metric4. Standard gram staining technique for the individual sample
Crystal violet Gram’s iodine Safranin
Experimental DesignSee Illustration 1 as well as Tables 1 and 2 for detailed experimental design in attachments
ResultsCultures / Gross View1. Table # 1 shows the cultures from the first hand washing plate.
Cultures B and C contained similar types of bacteria Cultures from sample A seem to be similar to samples B and C in color and
form, but not in margin or elevation Washing regimen was effective for samples A, B, and C No growth occurred in sample D, validates no contamination
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HW Experimental Design for 3 Figertip Sources of Bacteria and Results of HW Efficacy Plate 1
Sample # Finger Source Expected Results No Handwashing
Actual Results
HW Regimen
Expected Results after HW
(Post-regimen)
Actual Results Notes
(Pre-regimen) Pre-Regimen Colony Description
A Left Index Finger $1 bill Growth GrowthAloe Purell and Paper Towel
Drying Most GrowthA Few Colonies
GrowthThree Colonies, 1 type
Left Middle Finger
Laptop Mouse Pad Growth GrowthAloe Purell and Paper Towel
Drying Least GrowthMany Colonies
Growth
Many Colonies, many types,varying in size,
many small
B
Left Ring FingerCell Phone Touch
ScreenGrowth Growth
Aloe Purell and Paper Towel Drying
Some GrowthMany Colonies
GrowthMany colonies, 3-4 types,
quite large
C
N/A Control No Growth No Growth N/A No growth No Growth N/A
D
Cultures / Gross View2. Table # 2 shows the cultures from the second hand washing plate.
Cultures 1, 2, and 3 all contain similar types of bacteria Cultures from unwashed sample 3 have the least whereas 1 and 2 had about
the same amount Washing regimen was effective for samples 1 and 2 but not 3 No growth occurred in sample D, validates no contamination
HW Experimental Design for 3 Figertip Sources of Bacteria and Results of HW Efficacy Plate 2
Sample # Finger Source Expected Results No Handwashing
Actual Results
HW Regimen
Expected Results after HW
(Post-regimen)
Actual Results Notes
(Pre-regimen) Pre-Regimen Colony Description
1 Right Index Finger
Desktop Growth GrowthAloe Purell and Paper Towel
DryingSome Growth
Many Colonies Growth
Many colonies, 3 types, varying in size, many
small
Right Middle Finger
Bottom of the Backpack
Growth GrowthHand Soap and Paper Towel
DryingMost Growth
Many Colonies Growth
Few Colonies, 3 types, one large, rest in similar
size
2Right Ring
FingerLab Chair Growth Growth
Hydrogen Peroxide and Paper Towel Drying
Least GrowthFew Colonies
GrowthFew colonies, 2 types,
quite large3
N/A Control No Growth No Growth N/A No growth No Growth N/A
4
ACTUAL PLAN
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Cultures/Microscopic View3. See photograph 3 and 4 in attachments for view on bacteria culture from quadrant three.
Analysis / Discussion:1. The chosen regimen of Purrell and Paper Toweling was efficacious for 4 out of 4 samples
used.2. The hand soap had also proven to be efficacious.3. Hydrogen peroxide proved to be non-efficacious.4. Although I did two trials, hypothesis is still incomplete because each trial focused on two
different things. In the first trial, it focused Purell strength against different bacteria whereas trial 2 focused on using different regimens. Because of this, this experiment demands additional comparisons to limit variables as well as being repeated more times to be valid.
Conclusions / Further Considerations:1. Bacteria is everywhere and we must wash our hands frequently to rid of them.2. Purell has proven to be the most efficacious which is probably because it can kill up to
99% of bacteria.3. Hydrogen peroxide wasn’t efficacious because of the lack of drying or possibly just from
the resistant of the bacteria.4. The next experiment may focus on seeming resistant bacteria.
Possibly use only once source of bacteria and different regimens on it to see which regimen is more efficacious than the other.
Test bacteria from post-washing regimens and use other regimens to see which bacteria are more resistant.
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ATTACHMENTS
Experimental DesignIllustration 1 Placement of Samples on Agar Plates
Table 3 Regimen and Post-Regimen Detailed Results for Plate 1Detailed Results, Colony Description - Post-HW Regimen for Plate 1
Sample # Colony Count Colors AVG Elevation Margin Notes
Diameter mm FormA 3 Yellow 3.667 Circular Convex Irregular/Filamentous
B 2 White 0.5 Pinpoint Flat Smooth
3 Yellow 4 Circular Flat Smooth
3 Pink 1 Pinpoint Flat Smooth
2 Dark Gray 0.5 Circular Flat Smooth
C 8 Yellow 3.125 Circular Flat/Raised Smooth/Irregular
5 Gray 1.4 Circular Flat/Raised Smooth/Irregular
D N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A no contamination
Table 4 Regiment and Post-Regimen Detailed Results for Plate 2
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Results and Illustrations and PhotosIllustrations 1 and 2; Photo 1 and 2 Gross View of Culture compared to Experimental Design
ACTUAL PLAN
Photo 3 and 4 Microscopic View of Culture on Quadrant 3, post-regimen
ACTUAL MICROSCROPIC VIEW OF BACTERIA CULTRUE FROM
QUADRANT #3
SAMPLE OF GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIA(via http://brighthub.com)
Figures
Bacteria culture in quadrants A-C and 1-3 minus post-regimen
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Aver
age
Diam
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Quadrants1-3 = A,B,C ; 4-6 = 1,2,3
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Bacteria Culture in All Quadrants(minus post-regimens)
Yellow
White
Pink
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Light Gray
Calculations
Note: Averages are bolded and italicized below data in diameter.
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A B C 1 2 3Yellow White Yellow Light Gray Yellow Gray
4 0.5 5 8 4 24 0.5 4 1 3 23 0.5 3 4.5 5
3.666666667 2 4 WhiteYellow 3 Dark Gray 2
5 2 1 White 25 1 1 42 5 1 3 White Post-Regimen4 3.125 3.5 1
White 1Pink Gray 0.5 Gray
1 1 0.5 11 1 0.5 0.51 1 0.5 0.21 2 0.5 0.566666667
2 0.2Dark Gray 1.4 0.5
0.5 0.20.5 0.50.5 0.433333333
Yellow756
References / Literature Cited:
Link to gram negative photograph (photo 4): https://www.google.com/search?espv=210&es_sm=122&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=gram+positive+red+bacteria&oq=gram+positive+red+bacteria&gs_l=img.3...1671370.1673884.0.1674165.10.8.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1c.1.32.img..10.0.0.A2-SnmIREEQ&biw=1366&bih=667&dpr=1&cad=cbv&sei=IuvnUt7eKcX7oASY4IHwBQ#facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=eOCHlgZwbMiUzM%253A%3Biwp2aD7AY8-hbM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fimg.bhs4.com%252F68%252F9%252F6899e11fb472aafb8d069bba286b2f4b037f08a3_large.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.brighthub.com%252Fscience%252Fmedical%252Farticles%252F114554.aspx%3B600%3B600
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