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Which metabolic pathway is the primary means of glucose metabolism by E. coli?
 
  A) Pentose phosphate cycle B) Tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle
  C) Entner-Doudoroff pathway D) Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas pathway

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The following clinically significant results were obtained on a 20-year-old female:
 
  Yellow, cloudy urine with protein: 1+; Blood: small; Specific gravity: 1.015; Sediment: many bacteria; WBC/hpf: 30-40; WBC casts/lpf: 0-3
  These results are most compatible with:
  A) renal calculus. B) cystitis.
  C) pyelonephritis. D) glomerulonephritis.



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D

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