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"culture sensitivity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to being aware and respectful of cultural differences and being able to navigate and communicate effectively within diverse cultural settings. One can use the phrase "culture sensitivity" in various contexts, such as: 1. In a workplace: "Employees are expected to demonstrate culture sensitivity when working with clients from different cultures." 2. In a classroom: "Teachers should incorporate lessons on culture sensitivity to help students understand and appreciate diverse cultures." 3. In a healthcare setting: "Healthcare providers should undergo training on culture sensitivity to better understand and cater to the needs of patients from different cultural backgrounds." 4. In a travel guide: "When traveling to a new country, it is important to have a basic understanding of culture sensitivity to avoid unintentionally offending the locals." 5. In a book or article discussing cultural issues: "The author examines the importance of culture sensitivity in building global relationships and promoting cultural understanding."
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However, several barriers for better patient outcomes exist: solid culture needs to be replaced by liquid culture, sensitivity in smear-negative TB is still relatively low and more sensitive rapid diagnostic tests are needed such as the Xpert MTB/RIF assay.
A method to improve culture sensitivity is desirable.
Repeat intravitreal antibiotics if needed should be based on culture sensitivity report.
IV antibiotics were continued for 2 weeks according to culture sensitivity report.
Postoperatively teicoplanin, 400 mg twice daily, was given until intraoperative culture sensitivity results became available.
Antibiotic modification was done in cases with lack of clinical improvement or according to culture sensitivity in surgically treated patients.
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This report emphasizes the need of early management including intravitreal antibiotics guided by culture sensitivities which can result in a favorable outcome.
Empiric antibacterial therapy was rarely concordant with blood culture sensitivities.
She was started on anti-tuberculous treatment with rifampicin, ethambutol and isoniazid pending culture sensitivities.
Concerning the final diagnosis, both XP assay and culture sensitivities were similar (60% vs. 66.7%).
In treatment, we recommend a combination of antibiotics based on culture sensitivities or NTM species found in order to decrease the likelihood of developing resistance.
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