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Micro 204, antimicrobial suseptibility testing

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A single antibiotic is usually toxic to both prokaryotes and eukaryotes. T or F   False  
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An antibiotic is usually effective in ____ quantities   Small  
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Standard strains of bacteria are used as _____ in the Kirby-Bauer Method.   Controls  
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If the zone size with the standard strain varies it often means the test was performed ______ than it should have been.   Incorrectly  
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The name of the standard disk test for antibiotic sensitivity is the _____ disk test.   Kirby- Bauer  
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Name 4 factors that may affect the diameter of the inhibitory zone on any particular test.   1.Volume of the medium in dish 2. Medium composition 3. Amount of inoculate 4. Solubility of the test agent  
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The name of the medium used in the Kirby - Bauer test is ___________ agar.   Mueller Hinton  
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Name 3 microbial genera responsible for producing most of the antibiotics.   1. Bacillus 2. Streptomycin 3. Penicillium  
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Explain why Saccharomyces cerevisiae was not affected by these antibiotics.   It is a yeast and does not respond to any antibiotics due to its eukaryotic properties  
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Medium used   Mueller-Hinton agar  
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