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MDLB 1521 module B - microbiological specimens with Complete Solutions
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What are the four main groups of microbiological specimens? - ANSWER - Bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses 
 
Blood fluid specimens include - ANSWER - Blood, urine, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), respiratory specimens ...
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acquired resistance - ANS > Bacterial resistance that develops through mutation or acquisition of new genes 
 
alpha hemolysis - ANS > A green zone around the bacterial colony - a-hemolytic bacteria produce an enzyme that causes a partial breakdown of hemoglobin in the RBCs in the medium which results in the green colour 
 
Bacteriology - ANS > study of bacteria 
 
beta hemolysis - ANS > A clear zone seen around a bacterial colony growing on blood agar. B-hemolysis comple...
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MDLB 1521 module B - microbiological specimens Questions || Graded
What are the four main groups of microbiological specimens? - Correct Answer Bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses 
 
Blood fluid specimens include - Correct Answer Blood, urine, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), respiratory specimens (sputum), and other fluids (synovial, pleural, etc.) 
 
Safety procedures in the collection of specimens - Correct Answer Follow standard precautions, use appropriate PPE, do not contaminate the external surface of the collection container or the requisition, mini...
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Mdlb 1521 Module A Introduction To Clinical Microbiology Questions And Answers
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MDLB 1521 module A - introduction to clinical microbiology Questions with Complete Solutions
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MDLB 1521 module B - microbiological specimens Questions with Complete Solutions
MDLB 1521 module B - microbiological specimens Questions with Complete Solutions