- Da Clinical Focus Part 1 Answer The Questions Below Score 46 Of 60 Clinical Focus Part Ii Wound Infections The Indys 1 (19.49 KiB) Viewed 39 times
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Score: 46 of 60 Clinical Focus Part II Wound infections the indys can be caused by many different types of bacteria: some of which can spread rapidly with serious complications, identifying the specifice very important to select a medication that can al or stop the growth of the bacteria After calling a los doctor about Cinay's case, the camp nurse sends the sample from the wound to the closest medicat laboratory, Unfortunately, since the camp in a remote area, the nearest as small and poorly equipped. A more modern tab would lyse other methods to culturow, and identify the bacteria, but in this case, the technician decides to make a wet moure from the specimen and view it under a brighted microscope. In a wet mount a small crop of water is added to the side and a cover pis placed over the specimen to keep it in place before it is positioned under the objective Under the brighted microscope, the technician cantarely see the bacteriacets because they are nearly transparent against the right background. To increase contrast, the technician inserts an opaque lhe stop above the luminator. The resulting and image dearly shows that the bacteria cells are therical and groupe industri rapes V 12 Match the microscope with description Construction solution mapes with the use of computer useful for wingbo b. High contrast, hestion images will stang Useful for live specimens and interna dels are better Bright image on dars background, Useful for viewing live specimen d. Hages of live organim Standard microscope image under bright background. Good for stained specimen 1. Can be used for identifying pathogens. Distinguishing from dead cells 1. microscope 2. Daniel microscope