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A student suspects from his/her Gram stain that his/her organism is a member of the Streptococcaceae family. However, after performing the Catalase test on isolated colonies growing on a Blood Agar plate, his/her catalase test turned up positive. Why is he/she getting conflicting results? What should he/she do differently? O He/she performed the catalase test on Blood Agar. Red blood cells contain catalase and this will give a false positive result. O He/she is correct. The organism is catalase positive. O He/she performed the catalase test on Blood Agar. This is a good medium to perform catalase test. O He/she should remove some isolated colonies and place them on a clean slide. a and d are correct

A student suspects from his/her Gram stain that his/her organism is a member of the Streptococcaceae family. However, after performing the Catalase test on isolated colonies growing on a Blood Agar plate, his/her catalase test turned up positive. Why is he/she getting conflicting results? What should he/she do differently? O He/she performed the catalase test on Blood Agar. Red blood cells contain catalase and this will give a false positive result. O He/she is correct. The organism is catalase positive. O He/she performed the catalase test on Blood Agar. This is a good medium to perform catalase test. O He/she should remove some isolated colonies and place them on a clean slide. a and d are correct

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O UV light QUESTION 6 A student suspects from his/her Gram stain that his/her organism is a member of the Streptococcaceae family. However, after performing the Catalase test on isolated colonies growing on a Blood Agar plate, his/her catalase test turned up positive. Why is he/she getting conflicting results? What should he/she do differently? O He/she performed the catalase test on Blood Agar. Red blood cells contain catalase and this will give a false positive result. O He/she is correct. The organism is catalase positive. O He/she performed the catalase test on Blood Agar. This is a good medium to perform catalase test. O He/she should remove some isolated colonies and place them on a clean slide. O a and d are correct QUESTION 7 Staphylococci Streptococcu: MicrococcuS Lactobacillus Citrobacter Escherichia Proteus Salmonella Pseudomona Neisseria Gram Stain Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Ansuwers to save all answers. Save All Answers Sav
Transcribed Image Text:O UV light QUESTION 6 A student suspects from his/her Gram stain that his/her organism is a member of the Streptococcaceae family. However, after performing the Catalase test on isolated colonies growing on a Blood Agar plate, his/her catalase test turned up positive. Why is he/she getting conflicting results? What should he/she do differently? O He/she performed the catalase test on Blood Agar. Red blood cells contain catalase and this will give a false positive result. O He/she is correct. The organism is catalase positive. O He/she performed the catalase test on Blood Agar. This is a good medium to perform catalase test. O He/she should remove some isolated colonies and place them on a clean slide. O a and d are correct QUESTION 7 Staphylococci Streptococcu: MicrococcuS Lactobacillus Citrobacter Escherichia Proteus Salmonella Pseudomona Neisseria Gram Stain Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Ansuwers to save all answers. Save All Answers Sav
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