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Page 82
... stool may be useful on occasion . A fleck of mucus or stool examined with methylene blue stain for pus cells is helpful in indicating the presence of an invasive pathogen . For this procedure one should mix equal amounts of stool and ...
... stool may be useful on occasion . A fleck of mucus or stool examined with methylene blue stain for pus cells is helpful in indicating the presence of an invasive pathogen . For this procedure one should mix equal amounts of stool and ...
Page 89
... stool , therefore , is question- able in light of these findings . On the other hand , when coagulase - positive staphylococci are isolated in large numbers from a stool specimen , and a Gram stain of the fecal specimen reveals large ...
... stool , therefore , is question- able in light of these findings . On the other hand , when coagulase - positive staphylococci are isolated in large numbers from a stool specimen , and a Gram stain of the fecal specimen reveals large ...
Page 90
... stool would have to be examined serologically to dis- tinguish between the infecting organism and strains of C. perfringens normally present in the bowel . Again , this is a health department labo- ratory function . Bacillus cereus is ...
... stool would have to be examined serologically to dis- tinguish between the infecting organism and strains of C. perfringens normally present in the bowel . Again , this is a health department labo- ratory function . Bacillus cereus is ...
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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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