• • • • • What is aseptic technique? What procedures in general (i.e. wash hands, disinfect work space, tilt tubes etc.) should be followed to ensure aseptic technique? Know types of media i.e. broth, slants, plates and their purposes. What is Streak plate, what is its purpose, in general how is it carried out? What is a colony? What does colony morphology mean? What are some of the features (i.e. size, shape, color, margin, elevation) that one examines in order to describe colony morphology and why is it useful? (you do not need to memorize any of the actual colony descriptions i.e. rhizoid etc.) Understand the principle of dilution in obtaining a pure culture Define the following terms: aseptic, contaminant, sterile, inoculate, inoculating loop, inoculating needle, petri plate, broth, turbid, pure culture, mixed culture, subculture, streak plate technique,

• • • • • What is aseptic technique? What procedures in general (i.e. wash hands, disinfect work space, tilt tubes etc.) should be followed to ensure aseptic technique? Know types of media i.e. broth, slants, plates and their purposes. What is Streak plate, what is its purpose, in general how is it carried out? What is a colony? What does colony morphology mean? What are some of the features (i.e. size, shape, color, margin, elevation) that one examines in order to describe colony morphology and why is it useful? (you do not need to memorize any of the actual colony descriptions i.e. rhizoid etc.) Understand the principle of dilution in obtaining a pure culture Define the following terms: aseptic, contaminant, sterile, inoculate, inoculating loop, inoculating needle, petri plate, broth, turbid, pure culture, mixed culture, subculture, streak plate technique,

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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