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    This document outlines two levels of quality control for media used in microbiological testing. Full quality control involves more extensive sterility checks, physical characteristic checks, and biochemical reaction tests before media can be used. Intermediate quality control involves fewer checks such as sterility, physical characteristics, and growth promotion or inhibition tests before media can be used if it passes these checks. Both full and intermediate quality control processes determine if newly prepared or dehydrated media is suitable for use.

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    This document outlines two levels of quality control for media used in microbiological testing. Full quality control involves more extensive sterility checks, physical characteristic checks, and biochemical reaction tests before media can be used. Intermediate quality control involves fewer checks such as sterility, physical characteristics, and growth promotion or inhibition tests before media can be used if it passes these checks. Both full and intermediate quality control processes determine if newly prepared or dehydrated media is suitable for use.

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    This document outlines two levels of quality control for media used in microbiological testing. Full quality control involves more extensive sterility checks, physical characteristic checks, and biochemical reaction tests before media can be used. Intermediate quality control involves fewer checks such as sterility, physical characteristics, and growth promotion or inhibition tests before media can be used if it passes these checks. Both full and intermediate quality control processes determine if newly prepared or dehydrated media is suitable for use.

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    This document outlines two levels of quality control for media used in microbiological testing. Full quality control involves more extensive sterility checks, physical characteristic checks, and biochemical reaction tests before media can be used. Intermediate quality control involves fewer checks such as sterility, physical characteristics, and growth promotion or inhibition tests before media can be used if it passes these checks. Both full and intermediate quality control processes determine if newly prepared or dehydrated media is suitable for use.

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    Media Quality Control

    Full Quality Control Intermediate Quality Control

    A C

    New Batch of Dehydrated


    Dehydrated Media Media

    Media Media
    Preparation Preparation

    Sterility Checks *
    Physical Characteristic* Sterility Checks* Fail ?
    Fail ?
    Productivity Ratio** Physical Characteristic* A
    Selectivity*** Growth
    promotion/indibition*
    Biochemical Reaction****

    Pass ? Pass ?

    Use Media Use Media

    B D

    *All types of Media


    ** Media for Enumeration
    *** Selective Media
    ****Media for Biochemical Tests

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