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1.Are the results what you expected? 2. What are the type of bacteria seen in section a called? 3. What would you call the bacteria seen in section d? 4.If most of the resident and transient bacteria arent harmful to you (after all, you are living them w getting sick), why must hands be washed before surgery? 5. Who is general lly credited with promoting the importance of hand washing in the prevention of disease in 1846 6. If your skin flora is genetically unique to you, examining your resident bacterial DNA would be as distinctive a your finger prints. Could this be used against a person at a crime scene? Why or why not?
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media%2F961%2F961f4c2a-6645-4507-b240-9aResults
Unwashed: some moderate growth
H2O only: limited to no growth
Soap and Water: limitled
Soap,Wat, Brush: moderate growth...
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1, No. The results are not in my expectations.it shows

Unwashed: heavy growth

H2O only: moderate growth

Soap and water: limited growth

Soap,way,brush : no growth

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