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What are some clinical specimens collected for microbiological examination?
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∙ 12y ago
wel, the sample collection always depends on the site of infectin. 1-swabs from different infected sites eg; ear , throat, skin 2-urine culture 3-stool culture 4-blood culture 5-throat washings6-serum to test the presence of antibodies against microbial antigens
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