stool or feces
a method used to grow anaerobes from a clinical specimen.
Many vaccines are still in use today.
There are many practical applications for cytology. Cytology involves specimen collection used in preparation that are essential for determination of sex, in both living and dead persons, tissue identification from trace, determining diseases processes and use in clinical and forensic settings.
When a very close view of the specimen is necessary. You can focus in on one part of the specimen.
Describe different types of specimen used in microbiology
a method used to grow anaerobes from a clinical specimen.
Inoculation techniques involve introducing a small amount of a specific substance, like a vaccine or a microorganism, into a living organism to stimulate an immune response or induce resistance to a particular disease. Common methods include injection, ingestion, inhalation, and topical application. These techniques are crucial in preventing diseases and developing immunity in individuals.
I'm pretty sure that the Enterotube II was developed to test between characteristics within the Enterobacteriaceae family only.
Inoculating chamber or inoculation chamber is used to a place free from microorganism where we transfer medium and inoculation. This utilized for transferring tissues and other tissue culture work.
Formalin is used in the clinical and pathology labs to preserve the ova and parasites that might be found in a stool specimen, gastric specimen. Pathology uses formalin to preserve tissue that is removed for exam and special staining.
Blood Additive are the chemicals that are used in storing blood specimen carried out for clinical laboratory investigations. Different Blood additive or Anti-coagulants are used in different types of requirement.
Five I's 1. Inoculation: The sample is placed into a container of sterile medium that provides microbes with the appropriate nutrients to sustain growth. 2. Incubation: An incubator can be used to adjust the proper growth conditions of a sample. 3. Isolation: The end result of inoculation and incubation is isolation of the microbe. 4. Inspection: The cultures are observed for obvious growth characteristics that could be useful in analyzing the specimen contents. 5. Identification: Determine the type of microbe, usually to the level of species.
Many vaccines are still in use today.
The Enterotube II System is generally used to distinguish between Enterobacteriaceae. Members of this family are generally glucose fermenters and some also produce gas. Since you get a "2" for glucose fermentation and a "1" for gas production, the value of the first number should be 2 or 3 in order to identify an organism using the Enterotube II System.
You should use an inoculating needle when making smears from solid media because of the solid's density. The smaller areas are denser, so it is easier to retrieve these specimens using an inoculating needle.
Type Specimen
Mercury is used in clinical thermometers.