CASE #6A urine culture had the following culture results:Sheep bloodColumbia CNAMacConkeySwarming No growth1. > 100,000 col/mL non-lactose fermenter2. > 100,000 col/mL red, non-lactose fermenterWhat steps should be done to identify these two isolates?What do you speculate that these two isolates could be?

In urine culture, MacConkey agar is used to isolate gram-negative enteric bacteria and also…

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