review the case scenario uploaded in the photo. in your own words:a) write a hypothesis for identifying this unknown bacteria, the suspected bacteria are e coli, pseudomonas aeruginosa, and staphylocoous aureus. b) the best option to identify is gram staining, explain in your own words the steps taken to gram stain CASE REPORT:While swimming in the creek, Anna slipped and a rock cut a three-inch gash in her leg. The next day, the area around the cutwas swollen and red and the pain was increasing. When she began to run a fever later in the afternoon and the wound beganto throb, a friend took her to the emergency room. A specimen of pus was collected from the wound for culture. An IV wasstarted, delivering a broad-spectrum antibiotic. Blood work showed high activity and numbers of white blood cells. Quick workby the laboratory team isolated the organism into pure culture and was provided to you on a nutrient agar slant and in a liquidbroth culture tube for further investigation. Patient cóndition is becoming critical. Unknown bacterium identification neededSTAT.24 hIsolation24 hStock Culture

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review the case scenario uploaded in the photo. in your own words: a) write a hypothesis for identifying this unknown bacteria, the suspected bacteria are e coli, pseudomonas aeruginosa, and staphylocoous aureus. b) the best option to identify is gram staining, explain in your own words the steps taken to gram stain

review the case scenario uploaded in the photo. in your own words: a) write a hypothesis for identifying this unknown bacteria, the suspected bacteria are e coli, pseudomonas aeruginosa, and staphylocoous aureus. b) the best option to identify is gram staining, explain in your own words the steps taken to gram stain

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