The following points highlight the four main procedure for identification of bacterial culture. The procedure are: 1. Examination of Solid Media 2. Examination of Liquid Medium 3. Primary Diagnosis 4. Final Identification/Confirmation of Bacteria. Bacterial Culture: Procedure # 1. Examination of Solid Media: The medium and colonial appearance of bacterial growth is to be identified. […]
Procedure for Identification of Bacterial Culture
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In this article we will discuss about the Culture of Bacteria. Bacterial Culture: Bacterial culture provides isolation and identification of bacterial strains from patients’ specimens, and also for assessing antimicrobial sensitivity. Cultures require a minimum of 12-18 hours of incubation before reports are made. A. Culture media: Culture media employed for the isolation of common […]
Staining of Supplied Smears: 2 Methods
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The following points highlight the two methods of staining of supplied smears. The methods are: 1. Albert’s Stain 2. Ziehl-Neelsen (ZN) or Acid-Fast Staining. Method # 1. Albert’s Stain: Usually examinee is provided with a fixed smear prepared from C. diphtheriae grown usually on Loeffler’s serum slope or occasionally from blood tellurite agar medium (Fig. […]
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