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Table Pof Pcontents
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Part P1: PIntroductionPtoPClinical PMicrobiology
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Chapter P1. PBacterial PCellPStructure, PPhysiology, PMetabolism, Pand PGenetics
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Chapter P2. PHost-Parasite PInteraction
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Chapter P3. PThe PLaboratoryPRole Pin PInfection PControl
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Chapter P4. PControl PofPMicroorganisms: PDisinfection,PSterilization, Pand PMicrobiologyPSafety
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Chapter P5. PPerformance PImprovement PinPthe PMicrobiologyPLaboratory
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Chapter P6. PSpecimen PCollection PandPProcessing
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Chapter P7. PMicroscopic PExamination PofPMaterials Pfrom PInfected PSites
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Chapter P8. P Use PofPColonyPMorphologyPfor Pthe PPresumptive PIdentification PofPMicroorganisms
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Chapter P9. P Biochemical PIdentification PofPGram-Negative PBacteria
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Chapter P10. PImmunodiagnosis PofPInfectious PDiseases
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Chapter P11. PApplicationsPofPMolecular PDiagnostics
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ChapterP12. PAntibacterialPMechanismsPofPActionPand PBacterialPResistance PMechanisms
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Chapter P13. PAntimicrobial PSusceptibilityPTesting
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Part P2: PLaboratory PIdentification Pof PSignificant PIsolates
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Chapter P14. PStaphylococci
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Chapter P15. PStreptococcus, PEnterococcus, Pand POtherPCatalase-Negative, PGram-Positive PCocci
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Chapter P16. PAerobic PGram-Positive PBacilli
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Chapter P17. PNeisseria PSpeciesPand PMoraxella Pcatarrhalis
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Chapter P18. PHaemophilus,PHACEK, PLegionellaPandPOther PFastidious PGram-Negative PBacilli
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ChapterP19.PEnterobacteriaceae
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Chapter P20. PVibrio, PAeromonas, PandPCampylobacter PSpecies
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Chapter P21. PNonfermentingPand PMiscellaneous PGram-Negative PBacilli
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Chapter P22. PAnaerobes PofPClinical PImportance
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Chapter P23. PThe PSpirochetes
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Chapter P24. PChlamydia, PRickettsia, Pand PSimilar POrganisms
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Chapter P25. PMycoplasmaPand PUreaplasma
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Chapter P26. PMycobacterium PtuberculosisPand PNontuberculousPMycobacteria
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Chapter P27. PMedicallyPSignificant PFungi
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Chapter P28. PDiagnostic PParasitology
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Chapter P29. PClinical PVirology
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Chapter P30. PAgentsPofPBioterrorPand PForensic PMicrobiology
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Chapter P31. PBiofilms: PArchitects PofPDisease
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Part P3: PLaboratory PDiagnosis Pof PInfectious PDiseases: PandPOrgan PSystemPApproach Pto
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PDiagnostic P Microbiology
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Chapter P32. PUpperPand PLower PRespiratoryPTract PInfections
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Chapter P33. PSkinPand PSoft PTissue PInfections
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Chapter P34. PGastrointestinal PInfections PandPFood PPoisoning
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Chapter P35. PInfections PofPthe PCentralPNervous PSystem
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Chapter P36. PBacteremiaPand PSepsis
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Chapter P37. PUrinaryPTract PInfections
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Chapter P38. PGenital PInfectionsPand PSexuallyPTransmitted PInfections
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Chapter P39. PInfectionsPinPSpecial PPopulations
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Chapter P40. PZoonotic PDiseases
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,Chapter P41. POcular PInfections
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ChapterP01:PBacterial PCellPStructure, PPhysiology,PMetabolism,PandPGenetics
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c. growthPat PparticularPtemperatures. c c c
d. bacterialPshape. c
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cP in Pmany Pdifferent Pniches Pand Phabitats. PIt Pdiscusses Pslow Pgrowers, Prapid Pgrowers, Pand
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2. WhoPwas Pconsidered Pthe PfatherPofPprotozoologyPand Pbacteriology?
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a. AntonPvan PLeeuwenhoek c c
b. Louis PPasteur c
c. CarlPLandsteiner c
d. MichaelPDouglas c
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The Pbook Pdiscusses PAnton Pvan PLeeuwenhoek Pas Pthe Pinventor Pof Pthe Pmicroscope Pand Pthe Pfirst
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Pbacteriology. P ThePotherPthree Pindividuals PwerePnot Pdiscussed.
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b. Ribosomes
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All Pthe Pstructures Plisted ParePfound Pin Peukaryotic Pcells, Pbut Pribosomes ParePthe PonlyPones Pthat
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4. This Pform Pof PDNAPis PcommonlyPfound Pin PeukaryoticPcells.
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a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid