You are working in a clinical lab and culture a sample that grows on blood agar plates. When you Gram stain the culture, you see purple, spherical cells in grape-like clusters. Which of the following are correct terms that you could use to classify what you have found? (Choose all that apply.) Group of answer choices Vibriococci Staphylococci Bacteria Archaea Gram negative Gram positive

You are working in a clinical lab and culture a sample that grows on blood agar plates. When you Gram stain the culture, you see purple, spherical cells in grape-like clusters. Which of the following are correct terms that you could use to classify what you have found? (Choose all that apply.) Group of answer choices Vibriococci Staphylococci Bacteria Archaea Gram negative Gram positive

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