Automated Methods of Culturing Blood Have Replaced Traditional Methods in Most

question 55

Multiple Choice

Automated methods of culturing blood have replaced traditional methods in most laboratories because of:

• A) more rapid detection time for many pathogens.
• B) monitoring of growth without visual inspection or subculture of the bottles.
• C) the ability to use the report in conjunction with a computerized laboratory management information system.
• D) all of the above.

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