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- Describe the steps you would take to isolate, cultivate, and identify amicrobial pathogen from a urine sample.How can specimen be collected, transported and processed to Parasitology lab?When doing direct fecal smears, what is the difference between NSS from iodine in terms of usage and parasite identification?
- What is the safety that requires in the microbiology laboratoryWhat is the importance of blood smear preparation in the diagnosis of bloodborne parasites?When is the best time to collect a specimen for bacterial culture?A. acute phase of disease C. incubation periodB. window phase D. after antimicrobial therapy
- Why is there a need to guarantee safety in the laboratory?Why is it important to get the right amount of stool sample to be smeared for microscopic assessment in a clinical parasilogy laboratory? Please answer in your own words, do not plagiarize. Thanks in advance!Why is it best to examine a freshly collected stool sample in clinical parasitology laboratory? Please answer in your own words, do not plagiarize. Thanks in advance!
