antibiotic sensitivity testing

How is Antibiotic Sensitivity Testing Performed?

The process typically involves several steps:
1. Specimen Collection: A sample is collected from the patient, such as blood, urine, or a swab from an infected area.
2. Culturing: The sample is cultured to grow the bacteria present.
3. Application of Antibiotics: Various antibiotics are applied to the cultured bacteria.
4. Observation and Measurement: The growth of bacteria around each antibiotic is observed and measured to determine susceptibility.

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