1.2.3.4.5.Chemotherapeutic(e.g. Penicillin)Disk CodeZone(e.g. P)See chartbelow(mm)1. Record the zones of inhibition in the chart above.S, I, or RSee chart below2. Which, if any, of the drugs would you prescribe for the most effective treatment of a patientinfected with this test organism? Ex. 17: Chemotherapeutic AgentsUsing the Antimicrobial Susceptibility Table on pg 62 in the lab manual, determine whethernot the bacteria plated in this Kirby-Bauer test are resistant (R), intermediate (I), or susceptible(S). The bacterial species tested was Escherichia coli (Gram negative).CiprofloxacinDiameter = 20StreptomycinDiameter 30CarbenicillinDiameter 17+ErythromycinDiameter = 23NovobiocinDiameter = 0bacterial growth= disk with antibiotic (see labels)= no growth

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