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Title: A voided urine culture from a 46-year-old female grows dark lactose fermenting as well as non-lactos Post by: lubadub on Mar 5, 2016 A voided urine culture from a 46-year-old female grows dark lactose fermenting as well as non-lactose fermenting colonies. The BAP shows gray, beta-hemolytic colonies under a swarming film of growth. The microbiologist performs a spot indole test on swarming colony and it is positive. She reports the organism as presumptive Proteus vulgaris using the department’s rapid identification criteria. The next day the second colony identifies as E. coli using a commercial identification system. Your next step in this process is to
a. report Proteus vulgaris and E. coli isolated. b. question the identification of the E. coli colony and repeat testing. c. identify the non-lactose fermenting,, swarming colony using a commercial identification system. d. repeat the identification of both organisms using a commercial identification system. Title: Re: A voided urine culture from a 46-year-old female grows dark lactose fermenting as well as non-la Post by: rawemotions on Mar 25, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: A voided urine culture from a 46-year-old female grows dark lactose fermenting as well as non-lactos Post by: lubadub on Mar 28, 2016 Lovely, thanks for answering
Title: Re: A voided urine culture from a 46-year-old female grows dark lactose fermenting as well as non-lactos Post by: rawemotions on Mar 31, 2016 Msg me if you want more details
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