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Title: A day shift microbiologist encounters an oxidase negative, non-lactose fermenter in a urine culture. Post by: lubadub on Mar 5, 2016 A day shift microbiologist encounters an oxidase negative, non-lactose fermenter in a urine culture. To determine if it is a member of the Enterobacteriaceae or a nonfermenter, he sets up a TSI agar slant. After 10 hours of incubation at 35°C in ambient air, the evening shift microbiologist reads the tube as a yellow slant and yellow deep or butt. This result
a. indicates a member of the Enterobacteriaceae. b. indicates a nonfermenter. c. could be due to a gram-positive organism. Perform a Gram stain. d. is invalid. Title: Re: A day shift microbiologist encounters an oxidase negative, non-lactose fermenter in a urine cult Post by: rawemotions on Mar 24, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: A day shift microbiologist encounters an oxidase negative, non-lactose fermenter in a urine culture. Post by: lubadub on Mar 28, 2016 People, vote with confidence, this answered my question :D
Title: Re: A day shift microbiologist encounters an oxidase negative, non-lactose fermenter in a urine culture. Post by: rawemotions on Mar 31, 2016 :)
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