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Could you please tell me what a urine m/c/s is what it is typically used for?
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Abbreviations : The abbreviations are as follows: M= microscopic (they'll have a look at the cells in your sample); C=culture (they'll put some urine on a blood-agar culture dish which feeds & grows any bacteria present); S=sensitivity (they'll add antibiotics to the edges of the culture plate to see which antibiotics kill the bacteria)
Answered 2/22/2017
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