A clinician conducted a Kirby-Bauer Test to determine the sensitivity of Micrococcus luteus isolated from a hospitalized patient. The results/ zone of inhibition are shown in table 1 below.  The interpretive standards are shown in table 2.  A. Compare the results to the interpretive standards. Indicate whether or not the bacterium tested is sensitive, intermediate, or resistant to each of the antibiotics tested. B. Based on these results, which antibiotic should be prescribed to treat the patient’s infection? Explain your reasoning.   C. Based on these results, which antibiotic would be the worst choice? Explain your reasoning.  Table 1: Results  Antibiotic  Zone of Inhibition (mm) Amoxicillin 23 mm Doxycycline 12.5 mm Ciprofloxacin  9 mm Tetracycline  13.5 mm   Table 2: Interpretative Standards  Antibiotic  Sensitive  Intermediate Resistant  Amoxicillin 

Which of the following is true regarding the Galapagos finches?

________ is the study of the geographic distribution of organisms.  

Angiosperms produce __________. 

___________ are regions with unique ecosystems due to distinct biotic and abiotic characteristics. 

Which type of plant is a flowering plant?

Define migration. List and explain the three major types of migration we learned about. 

Cycads and conifers are _______. 

Infectious Diseases Matching: Match each disease description with the causative agent. 

Define behavioral ecology and explain the difference between learned and innate behaviors.