45years old male had been working e his garden when he scratched the knuckle of his right aram during digging in ground with a spade,he immediately washed the area but noticed that the knuckle became red,warm to the touch and swollen.he went to hospital,the doctor ordered a hram stain and culture on the pus extracted from the wound. As a microbiologist describe what you can see in on the gram stain taken from the wound site.give a priliminary report on what you can see on culture plates.what is prbable genus and species? Name 2 tests that can be done to positively identify this organism. What are the media used to culture the sample ,and what type of hemolysis seen?

45years old male had been working e his garden when he scratched the knuckle of his right aram during digging in ground with a spade,he immediately washed the area but noticed that the knuckle became red,warm to the touch and swollen.he went to hospital,the doctor ordered a hram stain and culture on the pus extracted from the wound. As a microbiologist describe what you can see in on the gram stain taken from the wound site.give a priliminary report on what you can see on culture plates.what is prbable genus and species? Name 2 tests that can be done to positively identify this organism. What are the media used to culture the sample ,and what type of hemolysis seen?

Microbiology for Surgical Technologists (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781111306663

Author:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Publisher:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

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