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The Inhibition Zone Size and MIC Interpretive Criteria Published by the CLSI

Question 22

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The inhibition zone size and MIC interpretive criteria published by the CLSI are established by careful analysis of all of the following, except

A) microbiologic data.
B) pharmacokinetic data.
C) results of clinical studies during the phase before FDA approval.
D) pharmacodynamic data.

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