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1117 MICROBIOLOGICAL BEST LABORATORY PRACTICES

Printed on: Mon Mar 30 2020, 16:34:56 pmPrinted by: Deborah NishikawaOfficial Status: Currently Official on 30-Mar-2020 Official Date: Official Prior to 2013 Document Type: GENERAL CHAPTERDocId: 1_GUID-CE88236A-7EA2-4193-B62B-9638C88 BAFEA_1_en-USPrinted from: 2020 USPC 1117 MICROBIOLOGICAL BEST LABORATORY PRACTICES INTRODUCTIONGood LABORATORY PRACTICES in a microbiology LABORATORY consist of activities that depend on several principles: aseptic technique, control of media, control of test strains, operation and control of equipment, diligent recording and evaluation of data, and training of the LABORATORY staff. Because of the inherent risk of variability in microbiology data, reliability and reproducibility are dependent on the use of accepted methods and adherence to good LABORATORY PRACTICES .

See pH 〈〈〈〈791 〉〉〉〉for guidance with pH measurement and instrument calibration. The pH of media should be in a range of ±0.2 of The pH of media should be in a range of ±0.2 of the value indicated by the manufacturer, unless a wider range is acceptable by the validated method.

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