Based on the result of the study, both 60% concentration of European honey and

European honey plus ceftazidime inhibited the visible growth of Pseudomonas

aeruginosa after 18 hours of its incubation; it has shown an average zone of inhibition

measuring 9.07 mm and 25.82 respectively. A strong evidence against null hypothesis

was noted on all the trials that proved that they are significant especially with the 60%

concentration that gives the lowest p-values averaging 0.0001036631.

Lower concentrations showed minimal zone of inhibition against the organism

used in this study. Based on the experiment performed, the concentrations of European

Honey and European Honey plus Ceftazidime especially 80% and 100% concentrations

showed minimal zone of inhibition against Pseudomonas aeruginosa after 18 hours of

incubation this is bacause

there is less effect in concetration 80 and 100 percents due to its enzyme-

substrate relationship.both contain higher amount of enzymes in comparison to its

substrate which is in water. as of in the 60 percent,the enzyme and the substrate is

equally proportioned.

Based on the result of the study, both 60% concentration of European honey and

European honey plus ceftazidime inhibited the visible growth of Pseudomonas

aeruginosa after 18 hours of its incubation; it has shown an average zone of inhibition

measuring 9.07 mm and 25.82 respectively. A strong evidence against null hypothesis
was noted on all the trials that proved that they are significant especially with the 60%

concentration that gives the lowest p-values averaging 0.0001036631.

Lower concentrations showed minimal zone of inhibition against the organism

used in this study. Based on the experiment performed, the concentrations of European

Honey and European Honey plus Ceftazidime especially 80% and 100% concentrations

showed minimal zone of inhibition against Pseudomonas aeruginosa after 18 hoursof

incubation. On the other hand 20% and 40% concentrations of European Honey alone

are resistant against the organism while 20% concentration of the European honey

combined with Ceftazidime is the only one considered to be resistant among the other

concentrations. In reference to the disk diffusion quality control ranges for non-fastidious

organisms published by the Clinical and Laboratory Standard Institute in 2015

(Appendix 5), which states that the zone diameter for interpretative criteria in nearest

whole mm that will show susceptibility of Pseudomonas aeruginosa against Ceftazidime

should be more than or equal to 18mm.