Correct the answer You are a nurse investigating an outbreak ofgastroenteritis that has occurred at arestaurant.You identify cooked (boiled) ricethat was allowed to sit at room temperature for5 hours prior to being served as the source ofthe gastroenteritis.Which of the followingapply:presence of fimbriaenone of the above applypresence of an endosporepresence of a biofilmpresence of a capsulepresence of pseudohyphae When interpreting the MIC Zone of Inhibition resultssusceptibility meansNone of the answers applythe antibiotic is capable of fully killing the bacterialspecies or inhibiting growth in the body of thepatientthe antibiotic is capable of fully killing the host cellor inhibiting tissue growth in the body of thepatientthe antibiotic cannot kill the species or inhibitgrowth in the body of the patientthe antibiotic only partially kills the species orinhibiting growth in the body of the patient

1. Correct answer is presence of endospores Uncooked rice can contain spores of Bacillus cereus,…

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