Should all colonies on urine culture (from a patient ,not a synthetic sample) plate be counted ? why or why not ( are all of the colonies be counted from pathogen)
A bacterial culture is generally performed to detect the presence/absence of a particular type of pathogen in the sample. Here, it must be carefully noted that the urine sample might contain some non-pathogenic bacteria along with the pathogenic ones. Thus, the number of colonies appearing in the plate must be carefully counted. While one expects pathogenic colonies, even the low count is important to be analysed and taken into account since a low colony count will correspond to low-grade infection and an appropriate treatment modality might be followed.
Thus, all colonies on the urine culure plate must be counted and accounted for any infection in the patient.
Should all colonies on urine culture (from a patient ,not a synthetic sample) plate be counted...
When a urine culture shows greater than three different colonies on the SBA plate, no growth on the MAC plate and some growth on the CNA plate, this may be reported as? No growth at 24 hours cc > 100,000 CFU/ml Gram negative bacilli A contaminated culture Cc < 10,000 CFU/ml Gram positive bacilli Which of the following urine cultures best indicates a possible infection? Mixed culture with > 3 organisms seen < 1,000 CFU/ml >/ 100,000 CFU/ml 10 CFU/ml...
When a urine culture shows greater than three different colonies on the SBA plate, no growth on the MAC plate and some growth on the CNA plate, this may be reported as? No growth at 24 hours cc > 100,000 CFU/ml Gram negative bacilli A contaminated culture Cc < 10,000 CFU/ml Gram positive bacilli Which of the following urine cultures best indicates a possible infection? Mixed culture with > 3 organisms seen < 1,000 CFU/ml >/ 100,000 CFU/ml 10 CFU/ml...
your lab manual for instructions, Sample plated Number of colonies on plate TMTC 430 4th plate 5th plate 6th plate 75 Which plate has the countable number of colonies? What is the dilution factor that produced that plate? • What is the correction factor for the volume? How many cfu/ml are in the culture, based on your calculations? 4. Suppose you plated 1 ml of a 10-7 dilution (tenfold dilutions) of a bacterial broth culture
On a urine bacteriology culture blood agar plate at 24 hours, over 100,000 small, white colonies are observed. They are catalase positive and a side coagulase test s negative. Your next step is to A) report out over 1000,000 staphylococcus epidermidis/ml of urine B) Perform a Gram stain C) Inoculate a Gram positive urine antibiotic susceptibility battery D) set up a tube E) ask for a repeat culture. Many fungal infections in oral pharyngeal, uro-gential and similar cultures are often...
.Viable plate count Using the formula: cfu/ml = (no. of colonies x dilution factor) / volume of culture plate In plate 10-4 there were 150 colonies counted. Experimental process: Pipet 0.25 mL of the S. cerevisiae solution into the test tube labeled 10-1. Pipet the solution up and down several times to ensure all organisms are rinsed from the pipet into the test tube. Pipet 0.25 mL of the 10-1 S. cerevisiae solution into the test tube labeled 10-2. Pipet...
Kim received the results of a urine culture on a patient. It shows the causative agent of the UTI as E. coli. Ten antimicrobial agents were tested but the E. coli was only sensitive to five. How will the physician decide which of the five antibiotics to use for the patient? When calling the patient, what education should Kim relay to the patient regarding the results and how to prevent another infection?
Data Table 1. Food Safety Culture Results. Plate Section Number of Total Colonies Types of Microbes Milk Fresh Milk Opened 1 Lettuce Washed Lettuce 70 Unwashed Data Table 2. Photograph of Developed Plates. Photograph Questions: Why is food safety important? 1. 19
Data Table 1. Food Safety Culture Results. Plate Section Number of Total Colonies Types of Microbes Milk Fresh Milk Opened 1 Lettuce Washed Lettuce 70 Unwashed Data Table 2. Photograph of Developed Plates. Photograph Questions: Why is food safety important? 1. 19
8. Using a hydrophobic grid membrane filtration system, you filtered 800 ml of processing water and placed the grid on an agar plate. After appropriate incubation procedures, you counted 26 colonies on the grid. How many colony forming units were there (per ml) in the original sample?
Patient: I have blood in my urine. nurse: Do you feel pain when you urinate? patient: yes nurse: Does the urine has an extremely strong smell? Do you feel pain in your back, side, or groin? what is your temperature? Do you have a loss of appetite? Is your urine cloudy? Patient: I have pain in my back and down both legs. I couldn't tell if my urine was cloudy, I just saw blood and got upset. I'm not hungry....