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[@Baraa.K.Mohammad]

Wow what a garbage question! Thanks for sharing, I'd have chosen E coli without even thinking... Now I know better, although it's ridiculously silly to put it this way but NBME will always do NBME stupid things!

[@woah1887]

I love the brief seconds of staring at the screen after the “wrong fucking answer” 😂😂😂😂

[@scorpioabid5512]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@judson-eu5cs]

I thought you will be coming by last option and arrive at first, but when you directly told first option is correct then my heart stopped for a nanosecond 😂🐐for a reason

[@AshtonDrakeHall]

Solid discussion of NTHI - bridged a gap for me today

[@ZalkarKadyr]

you are doing so much for us, thanks

[@mariaguirguis7528]

Shirt is fire 🔥 question is great too lol thank you Mike

[@alanwaterman1328]

Exceplent clip. Graet logic to differentiate between bacteroides and ecolli!

[@gohramgurg5965]

Why is it growing on aerobic culture. Cant understand

[@alanwaterman1328]

You would expect ecolli to show up on mackonkey. It didn't so it is not present. This leaves bacteroides. This you do not expect to show up as Oxygen will quickly kill oxygen sensitive anaerobes, but facultative anaerobes and Bacteroides will survive. So therefore we can still assume present.

[@notadoctoryet2]

So bacteriodes is facultative intracellular???

[@Carsal6116]

Thanks

[@danieldonascimentoaraujo3221]

great

[@tajsidhu013]

❤

[@Dr.dugarte10]

Goat 🐐

[@kecilrodrigues295]

📖

[@alvarotaveras7751]

Fuck, I said e coli

[@Gela-e7t]

Thanks

[@aviraldubey1915]

Thanks