Microbiology learning: The "why"ology of microbial testing
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Microbiology Introduction
Microbiology for Nurses
Hand Hygiene
Infection Prevention and Control
Why is Oral Hygiene, CHG Bathing, and Proper Blood Culture Collection Important, Especially in Patients?
Commensal Microflora
Bacterial Morphology
The Simple Stains
The Special Stains
Gram Stain Tutorial
Bacteriology Benches (Processing, Throats, Stools, Wounds, Respiratory, Eyes, Ears, GC/GBS, Sterile BF, Blood, Urines, QC)
Bacteriology
Mycology (Clinical and Medical)
Mycobacteriology/AFB
Parasitology
The Wet Mount: O & P
Biochemical Testing
The Wet Prep
Microscopy Use , Care and Cleaning
Diseases and Isolation of the Microbes that Cause Them
Molecular Microbiology
Gram Negative Bacilli (Rods)
Gram Negative Cocci
Gram-Negative Coccobacilli
Gram-Positive Cocci
Gram-Positive Bacilli (Rods)
Candida Yeast
Gram-Positive Coccobacilli
Spirilla
Media Types
Streaking Agar Plates: 4 Quadrant Streak Method
Common Bacterial "Scents"
Biofilm and Mucoid Phenotypes
Other Organisms
Virology/Immunology
Prions
RBCs, WBCs, SECs in Gram Stains
Autoclaving
Quality Control (QC)
Bacterial Growth Patterns and Colony Types
Bacterial Virulence Factors
Biochemistry: Enzyme Structure, Etc...
Infections
Bacteremia
Antimicrobials
The Kirby Bauer Method and E Test for Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing
Pathogenic Bacteria and Identification
Mass Spectrometry
PCR
UPDATES in the Field of Microbiology
Microbes
Kombucha
Microbiology History, Background, Introduction
CE's and Study Information
References
appearance of red blood cells in Gram stains
Red blood cells, white blood cells (polymorphonuclear neutrophils) and platelets
appearance of white blood cells in gram stains
PMNs and bacteria
PMNs and bacteria
PMNs and bacteria
Appearance of squamous epithelial cells in gram stain
SEC and lactobacillus