Gram Negative Cocci Obligate anaerobic Veillonella spp. Aerobic/ Facultative Anaerobic M. catarrhalis, ... Gram negative aerobic bacilli that will not grow on MacConkey agar: …

THE "BEST" ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVITY CHART EVER (at least the best we could make) Created by James McCormack, BSc(Pharm), PharmD and Fawziah Lalji, BSc(Pharm), PharmD, …

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Description: Gram Negative, Aerobic/Microaerophilic rods and cocci Key differences are: pigments/fluorescent, motility, growth requirements, denitrification, morphology, and oxidase, …

Let’s start with the gram positive (G+) cocci. What is a gram stain? A gram stain is a test where gram positive (G+) bacteria can be distinguished from gram negative (G-) bacteria by using dyes.

1.6 GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA IDENTIFICATION FLOWCHART GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIA BACILLI COCCI ANAEROBIC AEROBIC SIMPLE GROWTH REQUIREMENTS …

Gram-negative Bacterial species (all bacilli) K = Alkaline n IMViC Tests ty e e e e e e e TSI Slants Slant/Butt A = Acid 0 = no gas e g = gas ate d s-r Providencia stuartii (ATCC 33762)-+ * K/A, 0 …

Gram Postive Cocci This chart is based on 2015 UW Medicine antibiogram (>70% suscpetibility highlighted) and is intended as an initial guidance, and should not replace clinical judgement …

GRAM NEGATIVE FLOW CHART (The graphic below is clickable. Move your mouse over an item on the graphic and if your arrow turns into a hand click on it and you will go to another place in …

• Refer to hospital specific antimicrobial susceptibility data for the most current, local resistant patterns. This chart reflects Omaha, NE www.nebraskamed.com/asp