Microbiology: How to perform a Primary Set up from a Positive Blood Culture

[@misbahalam9861]

Thanks for the demonstration

[@nashidul09471]

Why are you using same inoculating loop on every agar media for streaking 😒

[@ghidanasr6706]

shouldnt we do the gram stain before the isolation on the 3 agars? ( blood, MC, chocolate)

[@morganschulz3067]

So why aren’t we using CNA for blood cultures

[@abrahamelizabeth415]

What did you do to the specimen after it dried up on the slide

[@wilfredofosu6908]

After the blood sample dries up on the glass microscope slide, you are now ready to begin the Gram Staining procedure which identifies the bactera as Gram Positive or Gram Negative. However, Gram Variables can also be observed. The reagents used for the Gram Stain include, Crystal Violet Dye, Iodine (a mordant), Acetone-alcohol (the decolourizer), and Safranin.

[@TPruet87]

where are you located? and why are you using Trek?

[@alhiderry2149]

why you use old plates use after that😮

[@karthimurugan3048]

Your used Media name mention ?

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Sheep Blood Agar Plate, Chocolate Agar Plate, and McConkey Agar Plate

[@karthimurugan3048]

@@MedicalLabLadyGill okay thanks for information ✌️🙌 I'm also lab technician ✌️✌️✌️