When a Medium Needs to Be Quality Controlled Because It

question 27

Multiple Choice

When a medium needs to be quality controlled because it was prepared in-house or because it is complex, all the following rules must be followed except:

• A)only media not specified in Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) guidelines should be tested.
• B)the medium should be tested for sterility and pH.
• C)the organism selected for quality control testing should represent most fastidious organisms for which the medium is designed.
• D)testing techniques should be different for primary plating media than for biochemical or subculturing media.

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Definitions:

Increase Or Decrease

Terms that indicate a change in magnitude, quantity, or degree, either going up (increase) or going down (decrease).

Dispersal Patterns

The way in which organisms move or spread from their point of origin to other areas, affecting population dynamics and ecosystem structure.

Clumped Dispersion

The spatial distribution pattern of a population in which individuals are more concentrated in specific parts of the habitat. Also called aggregated distribution and patchiness. Compare with random dispersion and uniform dispersion.

Growth Rate

The rate at which the size of an organism or population increases, usually expressed as a percentage of increase over a specific period of time.