Homework answers / question archive / University of Texas, Brownsville - CLSC 2429 Clinical Microbiology in Health Care 1)What items are in lab are used as PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)?   If an objective is view through the 10x ocular and the10x objective lens what is the total magnification? If an objective is view through the 10x ocular and the 40x objective lens what is the total magnification? If an objective is view through the 10x ocular and the100x objective lens what is the total magnification? Which magnification in lab is used to provide the greatest detail? What are the major parts of the microscope and their major functions? In an event of an accidental spill or accident in the lab, what would be the appropriate action to take? What is the correct sequence for the Gram stain procedure? What is the function of the iodine in the Gram stain procedure? What is the advantage of a wet prep? Gram positive cocci in clusters are usually associated with which organisms? Gram negative organisms high lipid content in their cell wall does what when alcohol is used in the Gram stain procedure? What two conditions may cause gram variable staining (both positive and negative reactions)? What type of stains use methylene blue? The basic shapes of microorganisms are? When looking at colonial morphology, the features that provide clues in identifying the organism are? What is pleomorphism? What are palisade shapes? In the MTS Lab Training Program- urinary tract infections are usually cause by which organism? In the MTS-bacterial meningitis in adults is usually cause by which organism? In the MTS-bacterial meningitis in children is usually cause by which organism? In the MTS-bacterial meningitis in infants is usually cause by which organism?  

University of Texas, Brownsville - CLSC 2429 Clinical Microbiology in Health Care 1)What items are in lab are used as PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)?   If an objective is view through the 10x ocular and the10x objective lens what is the total magnification? If an objective is view through the 10x ocular and the 40x objective lens what is the total magnification? If an objective is view through the 10x ocular and the100x objective lens what is the total magnification? Which magnification in lab is used to provide the greatest detail? What are the major parts of the microscope and their major functions? In an event of an accidental spill or accident in the lab, what would be the appropriate action to take? What is the correct sequence for the Gram stain procedure? What is the function of the iodine in the Gram stain procedure? What is the advantage of a wet prep? Gram positive cocci in clusters are usually associated with which organisms? Gram negative organisms high lipid content in their cell wall does what when alcohol is used in the Gram stain procedure? What two conditions may cause gram variable staining (both positive and negative reactions)? What type of stains use methylene blue? The basic shapes of microorganisms are? When looking at colonial morphology, the features that provide clues in identifying the organism are? What is pleomorphism? What are palisade shapes? In the MTS Lab Training Program- urinary tract infections are usually cause by which organism? In the MTS-bacterial meningitis in adults is usually cause by which organism? In the MTS-bacterial meningitis in children is usually cause by which organism? In the MTS-bacterial meningitis in infants is usually cause by which organism?  

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1)What items are in lab are used as PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)?

2. If an objective is view through the 10x ocular and the10x objective lens what is the total magnification?
3. If an objective is view through the 10x ocular and the 40x objective lens what is the total magnification?
4. If an objective is view through the 10x ocular and the100x objective lens what is the total magnification?
5. Which magnification in lab is used to provide the greatest detail?
6. What are the major parts of the microscope and their major functions?
7. In an event of an accidental spill or accident in the lab, what would be the appropriate action to take?
8. What is the correct sequence for the Gram stain procedure?
9. What is the function of the iodine in the Gram stain procedure?
10. What is the advantage of a wet prep?
11. Gram positive cocci in clusters are usually associated with which organisms?
12. Gram negative organisms high lipid content in their cell wall does what when alcohol is used in the Gram stain procedure?
13. What two conditions may cause gram variable staining (both positive and negative reactions)?
14. What type of stains use methylene blue?

15. The basic shapes of microorganisms are?
16. When looking at colonial morphology, the features that provide clues in identifying the organism are?
17. What is pleomorphism?
18. What are palisade shapes?
19. In the MTS Lab Training Program- urinary tract infections are usually cause by which organism?
20. In the MTS-bacterial meningitis in adults is usually cause by which organism?
21. In the MTS-bacterial meningitis in children is usually cause by which organism?
22. In the MTS-bacterial meningitis in infants is usually cause by which organism?