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Bacteria and Disease

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Which bacteria does stabbing of agar medium serve as the recommended inoculation technique for?

Group A streptococci

Facultative anaerobe Klebsiella

Microaerophic Campylobacter

Obligate anaerobe bacteriodes (correct)

Who established the theory that bacteria indeed cause disease?

John Needham

Robert Koch (correct)

Louis Pasteur

Charles Chamberland

In which of the following susceptibility results is Micrococcus luteus possibly expected?

bacitracin=12 mm

furazolidone=16 mm

lysostaphin=12 mm

bacitracin=8 mm (correct)

What differentiates the genus Micrococcus from Staphylococcus in the OF glucose test?

<p>Micrococcus only ferments glucose</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of bacteria are obligate aerobes and oxidizers?

<p>Micrococcus</p> Signup and view all the answers

Bacteria and Disease

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Questions and Answers

Which bacteria does stabbing of agar medium serve as the recommended inoculation technique for?

Who established the theory that bacteria indeed cause disease?

In which of the following susceptibility results is Micrococcus luteus possibly expected?

What differentiates the genus Micrococcus from Staphylococcus in the OF glucose test?

Which type of bacteria are obligate aerobes and oxidizers?

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