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Portage Learning BIO 171- Microbiology Lab Notebook Lab Notebook Bookmarks (click to navigate): Lab 1 Noteboo k Lab 2 Notebook Lab 3 Notebook Lab 4 Notebook Lab 5 Notebook Lab 6 Notebook Lab 7 Notebook Lab 8 Notebook Lab 9 Notebook Lab 1 Notebook Back to Home Page Lab 1 Title: Keeping a lab notebook Objective: To establish an organized template for keeping experimental records, procedures and results. Procedure: 1. This is where each step of the given protocol is recorded. 2....

Deli Knowledge Questions and Answers Already Passed What turns publix hickory smoked turkey pink? Sodium Nitrate What does FIFO stand for? First In First Out Define what the "Danger Zone" is and What Temperatures it ranges Between The Danger Zone is the zone of temperatures where bacteria levels grow exponentially and it ranges between 40-140 degrees fahrenheit What is the difference between merchandise and an ingredient? Merchandise comes in ready to be sold as is. An ingred...

ALU 301 Chapter 4|Complete Questions with 100% Correct Answers The Humoral System Predominant theory of disesase in Western culture for over 200 years. It taught that the body is composed of four balanced humors, or fluids: blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile - which are found in the heart, brain, spleen and liver. (Hippocrates created this.) Germ Theory of Disease Developed late in the 19th century by Louis Pateur and Robert Koch. This theory postulated that each disease is cause...

Q-Bank All Sections 1-5 CLC Exams Latest Questions With Complete Solutions/ Rated A+ Section 1 CLC Exam Questions and Answers 2 Section 2 CLC Exam Questions And Answers 4 Section 3 CLC Exam Questions And Answers 20 Section 4 CLC Exam Questions and Answers 33 Section 5 CLC Exam Questions and Answers 48   Section 1 CLC Exam Questions and Answers A staff member is fond of telling mothers how expensive it is to formula feed infants and how inexpensive it is to breastfeed. What i...

Endoscopy - Visual examination of the interior structures of the body is called: Arthroscope - An example of a rigid endoscope is a/an: Insertion tube - The portion of the flexible endoscope that enters the body is called: bronchoscope - examines air passages in the lungs colonscopes - examine the colon gastroscopes - examine the small intestine,stomach and esophagus control body - contains hand controls,: angulation control knobs, elevator/lifter, air/water, suction control va...

What are Germs? - Microorganisms that cover almost every surface, including the skin of the human body. What is the difference between pathogenic and non-pathogenic bacteria? - Pathogenic is disease causing while non-pathogenic is non disease causing. The 3 basic types of bacteria and their shape - Bacilli-rod Cocci-round Spirilla- spiral 1. Antiseptic - weaker form of disinfectant 2. Disinfectant - chemicals that kill a majority of pathogenic microorganisms 3. Sterilization - process...

Family Medicine EOR Exam (2023/ 2024 Update) Questions and Verified Answers with Rationales| 100% Correct| Grade A Q: A 16-year-old Caucasian girl presents with a 6-month history of blackheads and whiteheads on her face. On examination, you find a few papules and pustules on her cheeks; there are no nodules. Her mother reports that she had similar spots on her face before she got married. What is an appropriate first-line medication for her? A Oral isotretinoin B Topical tretinoin C Oral d...

UT Tyler - Exam 1 Study - NURS 3603 - Chs 27, 28, 29, 45, 46, 47, 48 Questions & Answers What are the basic physiological needs of clients in nursing? (SATA) A) Sufficient Oxygen B) Nutrition C) Optimum Temperature D) Clothing E) Emotional Support - Correct Answer->A,B,C - p.374 Sufficient oxygen, nutrition, optimum temp - all influence a person's safety _____ is "any microorganism capable of producing an illness". A) Bacteria B) Virus C) Pathogen D) Parasite E) Antibody - Co...

Soil Microbiology - ANSWER-Study of microorganisms that live in the soil, metabolic activity, role in energy flow, and nutrient cycling Physiology - ANSWER-how they grow and metabolize Taxonomy - ANSWER-What they look like and how they relate to each other Resilience and adaptability - ANSWER-how are they impacted by environmental factors Symbiosis - ANSWER-What is their relationship with other organisms Antonie van Leeuwenhoek () - ANSWER-Made the first microscope, not microbiol...

what connects bacterial cells during the exchange of genetic material? a. flagellum b. nucleoid region c. cell wall d. pilus d. pilus Which of the following is a function of peptidoglycan? a. Promotes phagocytosis b. Protects cells from bursting c. Allows bacteria to adhere to surfaces and each other d. Regulates movement of substances into and out of the bacterial cell b. Protects cells from bursting What term is used to describe bacterial cells that are spherical in shape? a. Baci...