All of the following steps are taken to verify the results from an atypical antibiogram, except
A) reexamining the disk diffusion plate, or MIC tray, to ensure that results were properly interpreted.
B) checking earlier reports to see whether the particular patient previously had an isolate with an atypical antibiogram.
C) calling around to other hospitals to see if they are encountering the same organism with that same antibiogram.
D) repeating the test, if necessary.

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The correct steps to verify the results from an atypical antibiogram include reexamining the disk diffusion plate or MIC tray, checking earlier reports for the patient's history, and repeating the test if necessary. Calling around to other hospitals is not a standard verification step in this context. Verification typically focuses on internal review and repeat testing to ensure accuracy.

All of the Following Steps Are Taken to Verify the Results