All members of the family Enterobacteriaceae are motile except:

All of the following are primary culture media used in the presumptive identification of enteric organisms in the laboratory, except:

It is otherwise known as the "H antigen".

This organism is also known as the "Colon bacillus".

It is the causative agent of “MUNTEZUMA’S REVENGE”.

Which species of Klebsiella does not produce indole?

It is known as the "Friedlander’s bacillus".

Formerly known as "Donovania granulomatis"

Causative agent of "Rhinoscleroma".

Causative agent of chronic atrophic rhinitis.

This organism has “fish eye” colonies on EMB.

This organism gained notoriety with a nationwide (U.S) outbreak of septicemia resulting from contaminated IV fluids.

It is found in respiratory samples and is rarely isolated from blood cultures.

It produces a yellow pigment and has been documented as a pathogen in neonates causing meningitis and bacteremia often coming from powdered infant formula.

All of the following organisms are able to produce pigment at room temperature, except:

It is the most clinically significant species of Serratia.

This is the major characteristic of Hafnia.

It is easily identified by their swarming colonies on culture media.

It is the only urease positive species of Providencia.