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A black colony on HE and XLD agars, isolated from a stool culture, produces the following biochemical reactions:
 
  Motility at 25C: positive PAD: no color change
   Motility at 35C: positive Indole: no color change
   Urea: no color change VP: no color change
  If this organism is a strict pathogen, you expect it to also be
  A) citrate negative and lysine negative. B) citrate negative and lysine positive.
  C) citrate positive and lysine negative. D) citrate positive and lysine positive.

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The Friedwald formula for estimating LDL cholesterol should NOT be used when:
 
  A. HDL cholesterol is greater than 40 mg/dL.
  B. Triglyceride is greater than 400 mg/dL.
  C. Plasma shows no visible evidence of lipemia.
  D. Total cholesterol is elevated based on the age and sex of the patient.
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