A patient is suspected of having an Escherichia coli infection.Which test would be most appropriate for helping diagnose this condition?
A)Stool culture, bacterial
B)Throat culture, bacterial
C)Urine culture, bacterial
D)Throat culture, fungal

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A stool culture is most appropriate for diagnosing an Escherichia coli infection, as E. coli is commonly found in the gastrointestinal tract and can cause infections that are detected in stool samples.

A Patient Is Suspected of Having an Escherichia Coli Infection