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    Determining Microbial Sensitivity to an Antimicrobial Agent by Using a Filter
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Determining Microbial Sensitivity to an Antimicrobial Agent by Using a Filter

Question 33

Question 33

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Determining microbial sensitivity to an antimicrobial agent by using a filter paper soaked with the drug on a bacterial lawn on an agar plate is called:


A) the dilution method
B) the disk diffusion method
C) automated testing
D) phage typing

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