* Question Completion Status:QUESTION1Which of the following approaches to the study of microorganisms enables direct viewing of microbial cells?Oa geneticOb. microscopicO c. biochemicalO d. macroscopicQUESTION 2When you receive fluid in the hospital, it is often 0.9% saline solution. What would happen if the nurse used distilled water instead?a. You would become hydrated more quickly and be much healthier.O b. The distilled water solution would be hypertonic to your blood cells, so they would lose water and crenate.c. The distilled water solution would be isotonic to your cells, so nothing would happen.d. The distilled water solution would be hypotonic to your blood cells, so they would gain water, swell, and possibly burst.QUESTION 3Proteins do not pass through plasma membranes becausea. they contain nitrogen.b. they are very large molecules.Oc. they bind to the phospholipids.d. the membrane is made of protein.QUESTION 4Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.Save All Ans Question Completion Status:O d. the membrane is made of protein.QUESTION 4Since the cell membrane allows some molecules to pass through it and will not allow others, it can be described asOa. selectively permeable.Ob. impervious.OC. completely pervious.O d. impermeable.QUESTION 5What distinguishes scientific results from non-science-based claims?O a. Scientific results are more sensible and easy to understand.O b. Scientific results are more complex and difficult to understand.Oc. Scientific results have undergone systematic and critical testing.O d. Scientific results are made by highly educated people at universities.QUESTION 6You have successfully focused on an object with the 10x and 40x objective lenses. You have rotated the 100x objective lens into position but areunable to obtain a sharp image by rotating the fine focus adjustment knob. Which of the following is most likely to correct this problem?a. Decrease the light intensity.b. Use the coarse focus adjustment knob to sharpen the image.Oc. Add a drop of immersion oil before rotating the 100x lens into position.QUESTION 7When graphing your data, it is important that you

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UESTION 1 Which of the following approaches to the study of microorganisms enables direct viewing of microbial cells? Oa genetic Ob. microscopic O c. biochemical Od. macroscopic QUESTION 2 When you receive fluid in the hospital, it is often 0.9% saline solution. What would happen if the nurse used distilled water instead? a. You would become hydrated more quickly and be much healthier. b. The distilled water solution would be hypertonic to your blood cells, so they would lose water and crenate. c. The distilled water solution would be isotonic to your cells, so nothing would happen. Od. The distilled water solution would be hypotonic to your blood cells, so they would gain water, swell, and possibly burst. QUESTION 3 Proteins do not pass through plasma membranes because O a they contain nitrogen. b. they are very large molecules. c. they bind to the phospholipids. O d. the membrane is made of protein.

UESTION 1 Which of the following approaches to the study of microorganisms enables direct viewing of microbial cells? Oa genetic Ob. microscopic O c. biochemical Od. macroscopic QUESTION 2 When you receive fluid in the hospital, it is often 0.9% saline solution. What would happen if the nurse used distilled water instead? a. You would become hydrated more quickly and be much healthier. b. The distilled water solution would be hypertonic to your blood cells, so they would lose water and crenate. c. The distilled water solution would be isotonic to your cells, so nothing would happen. Od. The distilled water solution would be hypotonic to your blood cells, so they would gain water, swell, and possibly burst. QUESTION 3 Proteins do not pass through plasma membranes because O a they contain nitrogen. b. they are very large molecules. c. they bind to the phospholipids. O d. the membrane is made of protein.

Microbiology for Surgical Technologists (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781111306663

Author:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Publisher:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

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