Anaerobe

... it is because we thought it could be S. aureus or eidermis but we know it's not. gram positive cocci catalase positive alpha hemolysis facultative anaerobe mannitol fermenter whitish Nothing seemed to match all of these.

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... Inside recent wounds you don't get much blood flow as capillaries are cut, therefore low concentrations of oxygen. It also depends on the type of anaerobe- Faculative, obligate or aerotolerant. Not all anaerobic bacteria are obligates(will die when exposed to oxygen). They can be faculative(can ...

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... D a. a depletion of nutrients b. a hypotonic environment c. lower osmotic pressure d. a hypertonic environment e. lower pH 22. the term faculative anaerobe refers to an organism that C a. does not use oxy gen but tolerates it b. is killded by oxugen c. uses oxygen or grows without oxygen d. requires ...

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... D a. a depletion of nutrients b. a hypotonic environment c. lower osmotic pressure d. a hypertonic environment e. lower pH 22. the term faculative anaerobe refers to an organism that C a. does not use oxy gen but tolerates it b. is killded by oxugen c. uses oxygen or grows without oxygen d. requires ...

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... a. a depletion of nutrients b. a hypotonic environment c. lower osmotic pressure d. a hypertonic environment e. lower pH 22. the term faculative anaerobe refers to an organism that a. does not use oxy gen but tolerates it b. is killded by oxugen c. uses oxygen or grows without oxygen d. requires ...

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