Very Often Clinically Relevant Information May Be Obtained by Examining

Question

Very often clinically relevant information may be obtained by examining
A)a wet mount.
B)the size and shape of the organism.
C)the sequence of proteins.
D)the transformation ability.
E)a wet mount AND the size and shape of the organism.

Accepted Answer

Both a wet mount and examination of the size and shape of the organism are important for identifying and diagnosing certain pathogens, such as those causing vaginal infections or fungal infections. The wet mount allows for visualization of motility and other characteristics, while the size and shape of the organism can provide clues about its identity.