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What is the purpose of preparing a bacterial smear in clinical bacteriology?
What is the purpose of preparing a bacterial smear in clinical bacteriology?
- To conduct biochemical tests on bacteria
- To culture bacteria for easier identification
- To directly identify the genus of the bacteria
- To observe the morphology of the bacteria (correct)
Which step involves transferring the specimen to culture media in clinical bacteriology?
Which step involves transferring the specimen to culture media in clinical bacteriology?
- Direct Microscopic Examination
- Specimen Collection
- Culture (correct)
- Bacterial Identification
What is the temperature typically used for incubation during culture in clinical bacteriology?
What is the temperature typically used for incubation during culture in clinical bacteriology?
- 37°C (correct)
- 30°C
- 25°C
- 40°C
Which characteristic of bacteria can be identified through macroscopic examination?
Which characteristic of bacteria can be identified through macroscopic examination?
What is the main objective of performing biochemical tests on cultured bacteria?
What is the main objective of performing biochemical tests on cultured bacteria?
Which step in clinical bacteriology involves observing the possible genera of bacteria?
Which step in clinical bacteriology involves observing the possible genera of bacteria?
What does the direct smear help in determining during specimen analysis?
What does the direct smear help in determining during specimen analysis?
Which aspect of bacterial growth can be identified by observing colonial morphology?
Which aspect of bacterial growth can be identified by observing colonial morphology?
'To identify the colonial morphology or growth characteristics', this statement is associated with which step in clinical bacteriology?
'To identify the colonial morphology or growth characteristics', this statement is associated with which step in clinical bacteriology?
Which step in clinical bacteriology involves propagation of bacterial growth for easy identification?
Which step in clinical bacteriology involves propagation of bacterial growth for easy identification?
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