Interpreting the Results of the Bauer Kirby Method of Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing

This video lesson demonstrates how to interpret the results of the Bauer-Kirby method of antibiotic susceptibility testing by measuring the diameter of any zones of inhibition and then referring to a Zone Size Interpretive Chart to determine if that bacterium is susceptible, intermediate, or resistant to that antibiotic.

[ofonimechantaludoma-udofa]

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[jessi]

Hi! I was enrolled in your class at CCBC but i had to drop it and take another teacher do to the time slots. I just want to thank you for making these videos which have helped me so much! It's almost like I'm in your class :)

[th]

This video is so good my biology professor insisted we watch this before lab tomorrow

[ogbojijoel]

this is just what i need. thank you doc

[chikin]

Thank you so much. This helped me understand it way better.

[muhammadshafiq]

Can you please post a vedio which show how to interpret results of MIC and compare it with CLSI.

[binghaozou]

thank you for your video, it is very clear.

[karypoggi]

Hello Dr. Could you please share a list with antibiotic sensitivity about Enterococcus and Streptococcus? Or where I can get that list?
I hope u can help me

[katecompuesto]

hello doc..we are currently making our research about antibacterial property.so can we ask if where we can get the chart you used in the video?

[rugvedpawar]

Hello, is it okay to measure the diameter on an angle and then measure it again form a different angle? That way the diameter will be on an average...