There are two bacteria, and I have to find out the organism. I did gram staining, and I found out that they are GPC and GNB. then, I used CNA agar medium to isolate gram-positive bacteria. I will do catalase test and styph latex test to find out the organism of gram positive bacteria. my question is I need to find out gram-negative bacteria as well. I also used SBA agar medium to find out hemolysis. can I use the colony from SBA and do Oxidase test? will it be able to find out what gram negative bacteria is?

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