Which of the following is likely to be found in clinical specimens as normal flora as well as a clinically significant isolate?
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MacConkey (MAC) agar is used for the isolation of:
MacConkey (MAC) agar is used for the isolation of:
Enterococcus faecalis is characteristically:
Enterococcus faecalis is characteristically:
The following is the most common cause of ‘fungus ball’ or ‘…
The following is the most common cause of ‘fungus ball’ or ‘Farmer’s Lung’ disease:
A Gram stain of a spinal fluid demonstrates small gram negat…
A Gram stain of a spinal fluid demonstrates small gram negative bacilli. The organism grew on Chocolate Agar but not Sheep Blood Agar The organism is non-hemolytic on Horse Blood and required both X & V factors for growth. Which of the following is true of this organism?
The following differentiates Mycobacterium from other more c…
The following differentiates Mycobacterium from other more common bacteria:
A patient presents with travelers’ diarrhea after exposure t…
A patient presents with travelers’ diarrhea after exposure to open water sources in the mountain regions of the U.S. The cyst is described as oval, with 2-4 nuclei, and an axostyle that runs the length of the cyst. The troph is pear shaped with flagella. What is the identification of this parasite?
The D Test indicates clindamycin induced resistance. Which o…
The D Test indicates clindamycin induced resistance. Which of the following should be reported to the healthcare provider?
Colistin-Nalidixic Acid agar (CNA) is used primarily for the…
Colistin-Nalidixic Acid agar (CNA) is used primarily for the recovery of:
A patient has lesions on his scalp, hair, trunk of the body…
A patient has lesions on his scalp, hair, trunk of the body and finger nails. A single organism was cultured from all sites. This organism is most likely a: