Abstract: Provided is a medical test slide unit including a frame main body including: a marker part which has a thin plate shape and in which a plurality of position indicating markers are formed longitudinally and transversely; and a border part arranged to surround the marker part, wherein a step is formed between the border part and the marker part to form a seating recess, and wherein a slide, on which a specimen to be examined using a microscope is placed, is selectively seated in the seating recess.

Abstract: Provided is a medical test slide unit including a frame main body including: a marker part which has a thin plate shape and in which a plurality of position indicating markers are formed longitudinally and transversely; and a border part arranged to surround the marker part, wherein a step is formed between the border part and the marker part to form a seating recess, and wherein a slide, on which a specimen to be examined using a microscope is placed, is selectively seated in the seating recess.

Abstract: Provided is a blood culture treatment technology, including a novel treatment technology of performing pretreatment of a positive blood culture to effectively remove foreign substances such as cells, etc., thereby omitting a subculturing process on a solid medium and realizing rapid selection of antimicrobial agents for patients. The pretreatment method of a positive blood culture sample for bacterial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing includes preparing a first liquid culture by centrifuging a portion of a liquid medium including the positive blood culture sample, washing a precipitate thus centrifuged with a solution including sodium chloride, and then suspending the precipitate in the solution including sodium chloride, and preparing a second liquid culture by passing the first liquid culture thus prepared through a pretreatment filter including a mesh structure.

Abstract: Provided is a blood culture treatment technology, including a novel treatment technology of performing pretreatment of a positive blood culture to effectively remove foreign substances such as cells, etc., thereby omitting a subculturing process on a solid medium and realizing rapid selection of antimicrobial agents for patients. The pretreatment method of a positive blood culture sample for bacterial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing includes preparing a first liquid culture by centrifuging a portion of a liquid medium including the positive blood culture sample, washing a precipitate thus centrifuged with a solution including sodium chloride, and then suspending the precipitate in the solution including sodium chloride, and preparing a second liquid culture by passing the first liquid culture thus prepared through a pretreatment filter including a mesh structure.