Antimicrobial Sensitivity Testing
Laboratory Report Microbiology
1. It is an independent assignment per student. No group report. Your data may be similar to other students in class but the writing style must be individual.
2. You will the following laboratories to prepare this Laboratory Report:
Antimicrobial Sensitivity Testing: The Kirby-Bauer Method (Lab 34)
3. Make sure to collect all data during the laboratory experiment in order to complete this report. (2 pictures supplied from board)
*****my goal is to base this lab report on a hypothesis that shows which antibiotic is the most effective against staph and b.meg; I must show why
4. Follow the guidelines presented below.
Guidelines for preparation of the Laboratory Report
1. The report must consist of:
A. Introduction. It provides background information and the objectives of the experiment. Include a statement of the hypothesis (educated guess) of the possible results.
B. Materials and Methods. Specified the materials used in the experiment. You may present the materials from the lab manual and add some if the practice changed from the manual. No list of materials, incorporate the materials in the methodology. No numbers of steps, all narrative.
C. Results. Report the data collected during the experiment in a narrative form in addition to tables or graphics if necessary.
D. Discussion and Conclusion. Interpret the results and support or reject the hypothesis presented in your introduction. Support your statements with citations of other similar studies or textbook information.
E. References
2. At the end of the report, you must present some references used for the report (minimal 4 including the laboratory book and the textbook).Use the American Psychology Association (APA) style. Check the following site for guidance: http://employees.csbsju.edu/proske/nursing/APA.htm
3. The total amount of pages may vary depending on the experiment; however, a minimum of five pages, double-spaced and typed is expected.
4.Check list of common mistakes:
a. Substantiate your introduction with citations and place the reference at the end of the paper
b. Use Scholarly articles.
c. Scientific names spelled right and in italic or underlined.
d. Present the objective of the experiment in the introduction.
e. State your hypothesis at the end of the introduction.
f. Citation (Last name, year)
g. In Material and Methods, no listing of materials, incorporate the materials in the narrative of the procedures. No number of steps.
h. Results must be presented in a narrative form and tables or graphs
i. Title and number for each graph or table
j. No comments in the result section
k. Comments in the discussion section
l. Support discussion with citations
m. Reference in APA style
5. For more information and guidance please check:
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/biology/ug/research/paper.html
Laboratory Report Microbiology
1
.
It is an independent assignment per student. No group report. Your data may be similar to other
students in class
but the writing style must be individual.
2
.
You will the following laboratories to prepare this
Laboratory Report:
Antimicrobial Sensitivity Testing: The Kirby
–
Bauer Method
(Lab 34)
3
.
Make sure to collect all data
during the laboratory experiment in order to complete this report.
(2
pictures supplied from board)
*****my goal is to base this lab repo
rt on a hypothesis that shows which antibiotic is the most
effective against staph and b.meg; I must show why
4
.
Follow the guidelines presented below.
Guidelines for preparation of the Laboratory Report
1.
The report must consist of:
A.
Introduction. It pro
vides background information and the objectives of the experiment. Include
a statement of the hypothesis (educated guess) of the possible results.
B.
Materials and Methods. Specified the materials used in the experiment. You may present
the
materials from th
e lab manual and add some if the practice changed from the manual. No list of
materials, incorporate the materials in the methodology. No numbers of steps, all narrative.
C.
Results. Report the data collected during the
experiment in a narrative form in addit
ion to
tables
or
graphics
if necessary.
D.
Discussion and Conclusion. Interpret the results and support or reject the hypothesis presented
in your introduction.
Support your statements with citations of other similar studies or textbook
information.
E.
Reference
s
2.
At the end of the report,
you must present some references
used for the report
(minimal 4
including
the laboratory
book
and the textbook).Use the American Psychology Association (APA) style
.
Check
the following site for guidance:
http://employees.csbsju.edu/proske/nursing/APA.htm
3.
The total amount of pages may vary depending on the experiment; however,
a minimum of five
pages, double
–
spaced
and typed is expected
.
4.Check list of common
mistakes:
a.
Substantiate your introduction with citations and place the reference at the end of the paper
b.
Use Scholarly articles.
c.
Scientific names spelled right and in italic or underlined.
d.
Present the objective of the experiment in the introduc
tion.
e.
State your hypothesis at the end of the introduction.
Laboratory Report Microbiology
1. It is an independent assignment per student. No group report. Your data may be similar to other
students in class but the writing style must be individual.
2. You will the following laboratories to prepare this Laboratory Report:
Antimicrobial Sensitivity Testing: The Kirby-Bauer Method (Lab 34)
3. Make sure to collect all data during the laboratory experiment in order to complete this report. (2
pictures supplied from board)
*****my goal is to base this lab report on a hypothesis that shows which antibiotic is the most
effective against staph and b.meg; I must show why
4. Follow the guidelines presented below.
Guidelines for preparation of the Laboratory Report
1. The report must consist of:
A. Introduction. It provides background information and the objectives of the experiment. Include
a statement of the hypothesis (educated guess) of the possible results.
B. Materials and Methods. Specified the materials used in the experiment. You may present the
materials from the lab manual and add some if the practice changed from the manual. No list of
materials, incorporate the materials in the methodology. No numbers of steps, all narrative.
C. Results. Report the data collected during the experiment in a narrative form in addition to tables
or graphics if necessary.
D. Discussion and Conclusion. Interpret the results and support or reject the hypothesis presented
in your introduction. Support your statements with citations of other similar studies or textbook
information.
E. References
2. At the end of the report, you must present some references used for the report (minimal 4 including
the laboratory book and the textbook).Use the American Psychology Association (APA) style. Check
the following site for guidance: http://employees.csbsju.edu/proske/nursing/APA.htm
3. The total amount of pages may vary depending on the experiment; however, a minimum of five
pages, double-spaced and typed is expected.
4.Check list of common mistakes:
a. Substantiate your introduction with citations and place the reference at the end of the paper
b. Use Scholarly articles.
c. Scientific names spelled right and in italic or underlined.
d. Present the objective of the experiment in the introduction.
e. State your hypothesis at the end of the introduction.
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