Aseptic Technique and Microscope Proficiency Quiz
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Aseptic Technique and Microscope Proficiency Quiz

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What is the main function of aseptic technique?

  • To kill bacteria and viruses
  • To keep microorganisms off and prevent contamination (correct)
  • To enhance the growth of cultures
  • To increase the visibility under a microscope
  • How does a stage micrometer help in calibrating microscopes?

  • 1 stage micrometer unit (SU) equals 0.1 mm (correct)
  • It measures the size of organisms accurately
  • It enhances the resolution of the microscope
  • It kills bacteria on the microscope stage
  • What is the primary action of hand soaps in limiting the spread of pathogens?

  • Chemically killing bacteria and viruses
  • Enhancing the growth of pathogens
  • Creating micelles around dirt, oil, and microbes (correct)
  • Repelling water from the skin
  • How do sanitizers primarily act against pathogens?

    <p>They chemically kill bacteria and viruses</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the structure of soap molecules that enables them to remove dirt and microbes?

    <p>Amphipathic molecules with hydrophilic polar head and hydrophobic tail</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Aseptic Technique

    • The main function of aseptic technique is to prevent contamination of sterile equipment, surfaces, and specimens with microorganisms.

    Microscope Calibration

    • A stage micrometer helps in calibrating microscopes by providing a precise measurement of the microscopic field, allowing for accurate calculation of magnification and measurement of microscopic objects.

    Hand Soaps

    • The primary action of hand soaps in limiting the spread of pathogens is to break down the outer membrane of microorganisms, rendering them inactive.

    Sanitizers

    • Sanitizers primarily act against pathogens by denaturing proteins, disrupting cell membranes, and interfering with cellular metabolism.

    Soap Molecules

    • The structure of soap molecules, which consists of a hydrophobic tail and a hydrophilic head, enables them to remove dirt and microbes by emulsifying oils, solubilizing dirt, and allowing for the removal of microbes from the skin.

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    Test your knowledge of aseptic technique and microscope proficiency with this quiz. Learn about the importance of maintaining a sterile environment and preventing contamination, as well as demonstrating proficiency in using a microscope and calibrating its objectives. Master the use of a stage micrometer and understand its units of measurement.

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