Plate Reading - Lower Respiratory I

Reading a sputum (lower respiratory) culture.
This video is for instructional uses only and is not to be used for actual medical laboratory testing.

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Hello sir can I used nutrient agar for sputum and pus culture

[@patricktracy9947]

You can, but for these cuture types, you shouldn't substitute a clear nutrient agar like Mueller-Hinton for blood agar which is also a nutrient agar. Blood agar is necessary for the observation of hemolysis. Sputum cultures are routinely set up to sheep-blood, CNA, chocolate and MacConkey agar plates.

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