12 Questions
Hand Washing was introduced by Ignaz Semmelweis to prevent the spread of ______
infection
Place the wire closest to the handle into the ______ part of the flame
hottest
Diphtheroids are Gram positive bacteria, examples include Corynebacterium diphtheriae and Propionibacterium ______
acnes
Allow the wire to become ______-hot
red
Staphylococci include non-pathogenic Staphylococcus epidermidis and potentially pathogenic Staphylococcus ______
aureus
The loop or the tip of the needle will be the last to become ______-hot
red
Yeast and fungi are normal inhabitants of the skin that degrade ______ secretions
lipid
Do not wave it around or ______ on it!
blow
Be sure that the open end of the cap does not touch your ______
skin
Biohazardous materials are disposed of by placing used microscope slides into a biohazard sharps container and autoclaving reusable ______
tubes
With the agar surface facing upward, hold the open tube at an angle and insert the sterilized wire without touching the tube ______
opening
Bacteria used in the lab are at Biosafety Level (BSL) 1&2, indicating they are low risk of ______ if proper safety precautions are followed
infection
Learn about Ignaz Semmelweis and his introduction of handwashing. Explore different types of microbes found on the skin, including Diphtheroids, Staphylococci, and Yeast/Fungi. Label various media used in microbiology.
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