The statement 'if the Kirby-Bauer assay revealed any zone of inhibition for hydramacin, it means that the organism was sensitive to this novel drug' is False.
<h3>What is the Kirby-Bauer assay?</h3>
The Kirby-Bauer assay is a testing procedure used to determine the sensitivity of aerobic bacteria to certain chemical agents.
The diameter observed in the inhibition zone can be used to determine if the pathogenic microorganism is sensitive to the antibiotic.
Hydramacin is a specific antibiotic used to inhibit the growth of many microorganisms.
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There are ways that bacteria can grow resistant to antibiotics.
1) Be honest about your symptoms with your doctor so that he/she can prescribe you with the right medicine and dosage.
2) Follow doctors orders. Finish your prescription even when you start feeling better. Even though you are starting to feel better, bacteria can still be inside your system and if you don't finish them off, bacteria can develop a way to resist the antibiotic or mutate into a more powerful bacteria (which would require a more powerful medicine).
hope this helped you a bit :)
Jason needs to do resistance training. Heavy weight, low reps. A great mass building exercise is squatting, because it uses your biggest muscles.
