Microbiology Quiz
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CLINICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC MICROBIOLOGY
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A clinical laboratory receives a blood culture that is positive for yeast. To rapidly provide a presumptive identification to the clinician, a technologist performs a germ tube test. The sample is incubated in pooled human serum for 3 hours at 37°C.
A positive result in this test, characterized by the formation of short, parallel-walled, non-septate filaments extending from the yeast cell, provides a strong presumptive identification for which organism?
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