In the Laboratory, the Clinical Microbiologist is Responsible for All

Question

In the laboratory, the clinical microbiologist is responsible for all the following, except
A) isolating microorganisms.
B) selecting treatment for patients.
C) identifying microorganisms.
D) analyzing bacteria that cause disease.

Accepted Answer

While the clinical microbiologist may provide guidance on treatment options based on identified microorganisms, they are not ultimately responsible for selecting treatments for patients. This falls within the scope of the patient's physician or healthcare provider.