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Title: A 48-hour culture of a finger lesion biopsy from a veterinarian produced small, slightly alpha-hemol Post by: lubadub on Mar 5, 2016 A 48-hour culture of a finger lesion biopsy from a veterinarian produced small, slightly alpha-hemolytic colonies on BAP. The Gram stain revealed short gram-positive rods.
Biochemical reactions included: Catalase: no bubbles Nonmotile Vancomycin: resistant TSI: no change except for blackening along the line of inoculation What is the most likely identification of this organism? a. Pasteurella multocida b. Eikenella corrodens c. Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae d. Capnocytophaga spp. Title: Re: A 48-hour culture of a finger lesion biopsy from a veterinarian produced small, slightly alpha-h Post by: rawemotions on Mar 24, 2016 Content hidden
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