Select ONE of these labs for Worksheet #2 Carbohydrate Catabolism (Lab 9) Protein Catabolism (Lab 10) Bacteria of the Oral Cavity (Lab 11) Bacteria of the GI Tract (Lab 12) 1) Lab Name (Sensitivity Testing Lab for example) 2) Purpose of lab. What possible results could you obtain (what does it tell you)? Why do you need to know this information? 3) What microbe(s) can you differentiate between? 4) What could lead to incorrect results? Any potential pitfalls during the test? 5) What chemicals or reagents are used? (create a formal list) 6) In great detail, provide a step-by-step description of how the lab would be performed from start to finish. Start with you receiving a plate of bacteria. 7) What safety precautions should be followed? 8) Could this be test be used to benefit patients (clinically relevant)?
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