The image above shows tubes A-F, starting from the left side. Each tube shows a different kind of growth, and most show cultures of different species of bacteria. Tube A shows Tube B shows Tube C shows Tube D shows Tube E shows Tube F shows yellow sediment ring at surface + fine turbidity QUESTION uniform fine turbidity no pellicle (broken) flocculent ✓ growth ✓ growth ✓ growth ✓ growth growth ✓ growth All Answers to save all answers.

The image above shows tubes A-F, starting from the left side. Each tube shows a different kind of growth, and most show cultures of different species of bacteria. Tube A shows Tube B shows Tube C shows Tube D shows Tube E shows Tube F shows yellow sediment ring at surface + fine turbidity QUESTION uniform fine turbidity no pellicle (broken) flocculent ✓ growth ✓ growth ✓ growth ✓ growth growth ✓ growth All Answers to save all answers.

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285244662

Author:White

Publisher:White

Chapter19: Equipment Processing And Surveillance

Section: Chapter Questions

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