You are the supervisor of a new reference microbiology laboratory, which will receive clinical specimens for identification of bacterial pathogens. When choosing the types of media to order for culture and isolation procedures in your laboratory, what question(s) do you need to answer?
A. What are the growth factors required by the bacteria that you will be identifying?
B. What kind of microbiota will the patient specimens contain?
C. What type of bacteria will you be culturing?
D. All statements are correct.
Answer: D
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