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Refer back to the information about R-E-C tables from your pre-lab activity to answer Question 1. A R-E-C table allows you to evaluate how new information... •reinforces previous knowledge •extends your previous knowledge •challenge your understanding   Making a quick R-E-C tables is an excellent summary exercise to do right after a lecture or reading a complex book chapter.   Placing new information in the context of your prior knowledge is helpful for learning, and so is evaluating what is still fuzzy for yourself. This is another example of metacognitition (thinking about thinking) Create a R-E-C table for this week's lab around the topics of mitosis, mutation, and cancer, following the example format below. Include a sentence for each section (reinforces, extends, and challenges).

Lab 13: Modern Human Art Worksheet   Part 1. Examples of Human Art View five pieces of art, either with the attached materials or online. Some context is provided for each piece.   Part 2.  Art Interpretation For each art piece, answer the following questions on a separate document:   What objects, actions, or things appear in the artwork? What do you think is happening in the artwork? Specifically try to identify what is being depicted and describe the overall scene. Why do you think the artist made this piece?   Part 3. Scientific Hypotheses Make hypotheses to test your answers from Part Two. What kinds of evidence from subdisciplines of anthropology (i.e. cultural anthropology, archaeology, linguistic anthropology, and/or biological anthropology) could support your interpretation? For example, if you think the piece depicts warfare, archaeology could be used to look for artifacts matching the weapons that the artist drew or one might want to examine skeletons from that culture…

INSTRUCTION: RESEARCH THE FOLLOWING   2 DEFINITIONS OF SCIENCE   1. 2. TWO CATEGORIES OF SCIENCE I. Natural Science ---- ​ 3 DIVISIONS: A. Biological Science/Life Science --- ​ Branches of biological Science 1.  Zoology ---​​​​ 2. Botany --- ​​​​ 3. Anatomy ---​​​​ 4. Physiology--- ​​​​ 5. Pathology ---​​​​​ 6. Cytology --- 7.  Histology --- 8.  Genetics --- 9. Ecology --- 10. Microbiology ---   B. Physical Science --- ​ Branches of physical Science 1. Physics --- 2. Chemistry ---   C. Earth Science --- ​ Branches of Earth Science 1.  Astronomy --- 2. Geology --- 3. Meteorology --- 4. Geography --- 5. Paleontology ---   II. Social Science ---   Branches of Social Science 1.  Sociology --- 2. Psychology --- 3.  Political Science --- 4. Economics --- 5. Archeology --- 6. History --- 7. Anthropology---   REFERENCES:

Please provide a 2000 words essay that contain introduction, body and conclusion. Please use this essay main thesis: the science is not the only form of progress and we need reconciliation between science and other forms of progress.  During the essay the argument and taking a position in the argument is important and we need to provide sone counter arguments too. The essay topic is: What is the relationship between ‘science’ and ‘progress’? Is scientific progress always a good thing? Is science the only ‘kind’ of progress available to us? What other forms of ‘progress’ might exist?

Topic: Characteristics of Living Organism order sensitivity or response to stimuli reproduction growth and development regulation homeostasis energy processing levels of organization Question: What do you think is the most important characteristic among all that have mentioned? Choose 3 and relate its importance to the present situation we have right now.  Note: Can you please explain it clearly and give examples/scenarios. Answer is not less than 10 sentences each. Thank you!

Topic: animal testing Explore the background and historical depth to understand why animals and humans are used in research.

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Biology Histology- Upon reviewing routinely stained slides submitted for examination, it was observed that some cases showed evidence of:- patchy staining of slides, inadequate counterstaining, cloudy appearance of slides, and sections appearing partially cut. Analyze these observations, indicate possible sources/causes of the “errors”, and discuss the Quality Control measures that should be implemented to ensure that accurate slides of good quality are produced.

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M Inbox (232) - xreginee X Science 30 Ti (2) General (Science 3 X Use the following information to answer the next question Electromagnetic radiation (EMR) is often used in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Understanding the properties of EMR is important to ensure that it is used properly. EMR Type Wavelength or Frequency Application 1. Ultraviolet 5. Greater than 1019 Hz 9. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 2. Radio 6. 104 m to 106 m 10. Tanning beds 3. Gamma 7. 1015 Hz to 1018 Hz 11. Thermogram for tracking of blood flow 4. Infrared 8. 102 m to 104 m 12. Cancer therapy 17. Match the number of one technology from the table above with its wavelength or frequency and with an application of that type of EMR. (There is more than one correct combination of numbers.) Wavelength or Frequency Application (one or two-digit number) Type of EMR (Record your three- or four-digit answer in the numerical response section on the answer sheet.) 0000 Your answer: Your reasoning: Use the…

Topic: In vitro (IVF) a. Develop and construct a timeline showing dates, discoveries, costs, advances, failures, etc.

Lesson 4: Collaboration Forum One technique that people use when they are first learning medical terminology is to create their own acronyms. Remember, this involves taking one letter from each word to form a single new word or phrase. Although this technique takes some imagination and creativity, it can be extremely effective. To get started, take a group of related words, look at their first letter and rearrange them to form something new that is easy to remember. For example, to memorize the different types of fractures, you could create the following acronym: SCOT GICO Spiral Closed Оpen Transverse Greenstick Impacted Comminuted Oblique Create an acronym of you own any f the terms, diseases, treatments, body parts etc. that you have learned about so far in this course and share it with your classmates. 『人

Subject:Earth and Life Science Grade11 humms Any one willing to help me right now Instruction: Choose one animal from "The Basic Animal Group and write a report on its habitat, adaptations for feeding and waste removal, gas exchange, blood circulation, nervous coordination and mechanism for survival. (Note: Below are examples, you may search for an animal of your choice but it should be undomesticated). Below is your point system.

Based on your observation and knowledge, what is the most important problem faced by the human being ? A disease, daily life issues, social issues etc (anything is possible!).Please define your research question or problem. Propose your solution with engineering or scientific approach. Use your imagination and innovative approach.

B) How to build an excellent scientific theory in medical lab technology sciences?

Create 5 questions you think should be asked during medical laboratory science job interview and what there response should be.

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As an expert or have knowledge about ergonomics, what are your thoughts on implementing procedures to prevent injuries in the kitchen or in a hotel? Moreover, thoughts on being in a digital era in which gadgets or VR can be a help in making the workplace uncomplicated. Examples of scenarios are the housekeepers and cooks: San Francisco hotel employees reported work-related pain or discomfort. That same year, the American Journal of Industrial Medicine published another study that reported that 62% of all housekeeping injuries were identified as musculoskeletal disorders, such as tendinopathy and arthritis. The biggest problem in the kitchen, though, is heat. While this not only presents physical health risks, it also creates stress in an already high-pressure environment. “If you take the heat out of the kitchen, it becomes more calm and collected,” explains Pedretti. “So you have to look at the type of equipment you put in there.”

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Compare medical ultrasound scanning with other forms of imaging (X-ray imaging and MRI for example), including resolution and safety issues. (at least 250 words)

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Link each term with the correct definition. SCIENTIFIC LITERACY 1. Uses scientific knowledge to address human issues. BASIC RESEARCH 2. Helps in making informed life choices. APPLIED RESEARCH 3. Consists of peer-reviewed scientific journal articles. SECONDARY LITERATURE 4. Gives an overview of scientific findings on a subject. PRIMARY LITERATURE 5. Contributes to fundamental science knowledge

Short Answer Question: In your own words describe this image below. Guidelines: The image is a reference material. Your answer should not repeat the figure provided but it should include why should we care about this figure approach. 1 point for every correct statement. Please include 6 statements minimum. 1 2 3 (a) YE CC C C TUTTI 4

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PLEASE HELP ME TO CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER.1. The purpose of taking into considerations the time when the conceptual paradigm be developed is due to which of the following reason? A.To prove its relationship to the variables being investigated  B. To serve as a reference for determining the significance of the study C. To justify the chosen research topic D. To serve as reference in developing the hypothesis2. The difference between facts and theory is that theory is A. more complex B. Less broad C. more concrete D. less concrete3. In preparing your research proposal you know that the four major section are the following except: A. Introduction B. Summary C. Conclusion  D. Discussion of Theoretical Literature4. After the problem has been carefully delineated and clearly stated, Nurse Carmencita is now ready to conduct a literature review. The review of related literature involves which of the following: A. All of the above B. Systematic identification of literature…

Question:Provide a rigorous and reasonable (scientific if possible) example that uses the scientific method. Use the following scientific method.   1. Observations.   2. Hypothesis.   3. Experimentation.   4. The Data   5. Conclusion.