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... refrigerated for 2 to 3 hours without appreciable loss of pathogens . Urine specimens for culture may be refrigerated at least 24 hours without affecting the bacterial flora ( except the tubercle bacillus , which may be adversely affect ...
... refrigerated for 2 to 3 hours without appreciable loss of pathogens . Urine specimens for culture may be refrigerated at least 24 hours without affecting the bacterial flora ( except the tubercle bacillus , which may be adversely affect ...
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... refrigerated . Despite this , one study showed 90 % agreement between fresh specimens and those examined after a delay of 1 to 8 days in the mail . Gastric contents If a patient is unable to raise a sufficient amount of sputum , is ...
... refrigerated . Despite this , one study showed 90 % agreement between fresh specimens and those examined after a delay of 1 to 8 days in the mail . Gastric contents If a patient is unable to raise a sufficient amount of sputum , is ...
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... refrigerated for up to 1 week . For long - term storage disks are best kept in the frozen state until needed . The unopened containers are removed as needed from the refrigerator or freezer 1 or 2 hours before the disks are to be used ...
... refrigerated for up to 1 week . For long - term storage disks are best kept in the frozen state until needed . The unopened containers are removed as needed from the refrigerator or freezer 1 or 2 hours before the disks are to be used ...
Contents
Microorganisms encountered in the eye 26 Grampositive nonsporeforming | 14 |
Methods of obtaining pure cultures | 17 |
Collection and transport of specimens | 31 |
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