Elements of bacteriology for practitioners and students : with especial reference to practical methods / by S.L. Schenk ; translated from the German (by the author's permission) with an appendix / by W.R. Dawson.

  • Schenk, Samuel Leopold, 1840-1902.
Date:
1893
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    Pseudodiphtheritic Bac., 242 Pseudonavicella, 12 Pseudopodia, 12 Psorosperms, 12 Ptomaines, 6, 173 Pulmonum, Save., 270 Pus, 196; microbes of, 196, 220; staining of, 221 et passim Putrefactive processes, differences in, 173 Putrefying substances, analysis of, 173 Putrescine, 148 Putrificus coli, Bac., 251 Pyocyancus, Bac., 8; a and ß, 198-9, 223 ; effect of light on, 296 Pyocyanine, 199 Pyogenes, Staph., 109 ; atireus, 110 ; albtcs, citreus, 112 — Strept., 113, 201 Badiatus, Bac., 158 ; Mic., 105 ‘ Eag-picker’s disease,’ 169 Bamosus, Bac., 133 ‘ Eauschbrand,’ 228 ‘ Eay fungus,’ 196. See Actinomyces Eeagents, bacteriological, 29 Eespiratory passages, micro organisms of, 269; E. tract, 264; infection through, 93 Ehinoscleroma, Bac. of, 266 Eice, milk, 52 Eingworm, 233 Eoll cultures, Esmarch’s, 58 Eoot bacillus, 133 Bosea, Sarc., 109, 187 Boseus, Mic., 107 Bubrum, Sgdr., 176 Btigula, Vibrio, 242 Eussell, method of staining, 293 Saccharomyces cerevisicB, 11,105 ; S. rtiber, 188 Saffranine, staining \vith, 301 Saliva, 237, 238 Salivaritis septicus, Bac., 238; Mic., 238 Saprogenes, Bac., L, II., III., 175 Saprophytes, 1, 92 Sarcina, 2; S. alba, S. aurantiaca, 108; S. aurea, 270; S. Candida, 108; S. ccrevisice, 192 ; 8. lutea, 109 ; S. pulmomum, 270 ; S. rosea, \ 109, 187 ; S. ventriculi, 246 i Sarcoma, protozoa in, 294 | Schizomycetes, 2, 4 | ] Scissus, Bac., 159 Section-stainer, 82 Sections, cutting of, 70 ct seq., 301 ; ' examination of micro-organisms in, 68 ; staining of, 84 Sedimentation, methods of, 127, 216 Seed-organ, in moulds, 10 ' Segmentation, 170 Septictemia, mouse, 280; puerperal, 238 Septicus, Bac., 160 — vesica:, Bac., 262 Serial preparations, 83, 84 Serum, blood, 47 ; modifications of, 48 ; sterilisation of, 19, 47 Skin, abscesses in, staining of, 90; micro-organisms of, 222 ; modes of staining, 223-4 Small-pox, j)rotozoa in, 282 Smear preparations, 67 Smegma Bac., 206 Soil, examination of, 156; filtering action of, 156; micro-organisms of, 155, 172 ‘ Soorpilz,’ 243. See Thrush-fungus Soyica’s plates, 29 Spectrum, experiments with, 297 Sphcerococcus acidi lactici, 181 ‘ Spider cells,’ 148-9 Spitwsus, Bac., 159 Spirilla, 2; atmospheric, 121; water, 153 Spiritus saponatus kalinus, 91 Spirochaeta3, 2 Spirocha:te dentium, 242 — Obermeieri, 281 Sporangium, 10 Spores, 4, 9, 103, 189, 291; effect of light on, 297, 299 ; staining of, 71 ; swarm, 12 ; terminal, 5, 163 Sporocysts, 12 Sporozoa, 12, 287 Sporulation, 4, 9, 291; arthrogenous, 5 ; endogenous, 5 Spring-water, 124 Sputum, 269 ; staining of, for tubercle bacilli, 210 ; pure cultures of tu- bercle bacilli from, 207 Staining, 67, 301; combination, 86; cover-glass preparations, 67; sec- tions, 84. See also under Tubercle bacillus. Gonococcus, Ac. &c. — processes, Arens, 76, 214 ; Ehrlich, 74 ; Ehrlich-Biondi, 293 ; Frankel, Gabbet, 75; Gibbes, 215 ; Gram, 76; Günther, 74, 212, 277 ; Koch and Ehrlich, 73, 210 ; Löffler, 86, 241,