Multiple Choice
In the microdilution broth dilution method, the interpretive criteria for the susceptible, intermediate, or resistant categories are based on
A) the amount of turbidity in the test well.
B) correlations of MIC with serum achievable levels for the antimicrobial agent, particular resistance mechanisms, and successful therapeutic outcomes.
C) the size of the zone of inhibition.
D) the reciprocal of the MIC value.
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