Question 3 of 4 Match the following concepts to its specific indications. Match each item to a choice: Milky Turbid Cloudy Hazy Clear High amount of particulates Few amount of particulates Minimal amount of particulates Choices: Dispersed moderate amount of particulates Presence of Precipitates

Q: a salad recipe calls for gelatin to be mixed with hot water and then canned pineapple. victoria…

A: This is due to an enzyme present in the pineapple. The enzyme name is bromelain and the details are…

Q: How is the method of measuring humidity with a sling psychrometer similar to the way our bodies cool…

A: Relative humidity measures the closeness of an air sample to the saturation point. It is given as…

Q: An opaque object requires _________illuminationfor viewing with a microscope

A: A microscope is the most common laboratory instrument. It is primarily used in object examination…

Q: If you were to break a laboratory mercury thermometer, flushing the liquid mercury down a sink would…

A: Answer :  Option 2 :- mercury is subject to biological magnification

Q: The most sensitive and reliable instrument for detectingand characterizing flammable residues is the…

A: Flammable liquids can be easily ignited in the air at ambient temperature. These are ethanol,…

Q: Characteristics of Light that can be useful in the medical field includes: 1 Diffraction.…

A: Light is the electromagnetic radiation within the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that is…

Q: Compare and contrast granular and bulking sludge. Why is granular sludge desirable?

A: Wastewater is obtained from households and is rich in water with some particulate matter.

Q: Do you think that bounty paper towels really have twice the liquid as the competitor or not?…

A: Hypothesis It refers to a hypothesis or concept that is put up for the purpose of debate and then…

Q: Drugs are extracted from body fluids and tissues bycarefully controlling the ___________ of the…

A: Extraction of drugs from body fluids and tissues plays a major role in criminalistics.

Q: when chemical, transport, or mechanical work is done, _____ gets lost to the environment.

A: In cellular respiration, the biomolecules are broken down into various steps to generate ATP and the…

Q: Which item can cause scald injuries? Grease. Hot liquids or steam Alkali in oven cleaners. Open…

A: Scald injuries are typically caused by exposure to hot liquids or steam. Scalding is a type of burn…

Q: reason that water for injection should be held on 80OC or above after distillation

A: Water for injection must be of exceptional quality and free of significant contamination. For…

Q: Drag and drop the labels into their corresponding empty boxes within the figure to complete the…

A: Microbial growth control also referred to as sterilization in which all forms of microbial life has…

Q: examples of radiological procedures done with contrast media

A: Contrast media are frequently used to improve the visualisation of specific structures or regions of…

Q: A natural reflective practice in which sunlight bounces off of ice or other surfaces is known as?

A: Sunlight or solar radiation is an electromagnetic radiation produced by the sun. The radiation from…

Q: When collecting soiled laundry from a resident's room you should?

A: Laundry collection comes under infection control.

Q: A student wants to determine how different factors affect the rate of dissolving a solid in water.…

A: Dissolution is defined as the process in which solid is completely dissolved in water.

Q: Do you think rules and guidelines on laboratory safety and chemical handling are designed to hinder…

A: Laboratory handling and chemical handling is important for saving our life. Laboratory handling…

Q: A service laboratory developed a testing procedure for the determination of four heavy metals in…

A: Limits of detection (LOD): The lowest concentration of an analyte in a sample that can be…

Q: Description Let the science project begin! For your first lab you will be setting up some…

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Q: Other than salinity, what other parameters can a refractometer measure? How is it different from…

A: The amount of salt present in water or soil is referred to as salinity. Primary salinity (also known…

Q: A medical technician has recieved a tissue sample from the stool of a patient. The doctor believes…

A: A Gram stain is a test that checks for bacteria at the site of a suspected infection or in certain…

Q: The fact that oil and water are not easily mixed, is an example of which concept : solubility,…

A: Thank you.

Q: Some samples may have little to no growth even though microorganisms are present. List four factors…

A: Microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, viruses, and other microscopic…

Q: What purpose does water services in the “Effects of Antiseptics & Disinfectants” lab? What did you…

A: Antiseptics are used on living organisms, such as human skin, to kill any microorganisms living on…

Q: Refer to the map of the United States and the key. Respond to each statement. 6 3 1 = Most affected…

A: Acid rain alludes to a kind of precipitation having acid compounds, such as sulfuric or nitric…

Q: What can each of us do to decrease the production of acid precipitation? We can: ALL OF THESE! Are…

A: Acid precipitation or acid rain is a direct consequence of pollution of the atmosphere by human…

Q: Which category of particulate matter is most harmful to human health ?

A: Particulate matter is separated into three main groupings: coarse particles (PM10), fine particles…

Q: In no more than two sentences each describe electroporation

A: There are several methods or techniques that allow us to introduce foreign DNA into the host cell,…

Q: Which properties of water contribute to the formation of the meniscus? Select all that apply. Check…

A: Properties responsible for the meniscus formation in water samples are: cohesion and adhesion

Q: The medical assistant knows that gloves should be worn while handling specimens and sterile…

A: When a physical body, material and natural environment gets affected, become inferior, corrupt or…

Q: (1) Physical state Gas Mobile liquid Viscous liquid Paste Liquid + solids Powder (free flowing?)…

A: Food is a nutritious item that provides energy. Different nutrients present in a food are…

Q: Acid rain is caused by the release of ___ and ___.

A: Air pollution is caused by the release of pollutants into the air that are detrimental to human…

Q: From your data in Table 8.2 choose the correct pH for household chemical listed here. pH 6 purple pH…

A: The pH is considered as the scale, which is used to specify the basicity as well as the acidity of…

Q: Which flow measuring instrument is problem with silting, why

A: Flow measurement can be defined as measuring of movement of bulk fluid.There are various ways…

Q: An explosion occurred in a restaurant near an office building at Jalan Imbi. Thankfully, there were…

A: Answer 1. Approach desciption to process the explosion scene are as follows-:  Scene Dimensions…

Q: The ability to view the insides of microbes and not just the shape of the cell can be done by using…

A: Electron microscopes utilize a beam of electrons instead of light to create images with much higher…

Q: Which of the following is an important consideration when selecting a disinfectant for use in the…

A: Disinfection is the process of reduction or killing of pathogens using chemicals. Usually the right…

Q: What are the three (3) possibilities of humidification process based on water temperature being…

A: Humidification is the process of adding moisture to the air. This can be done by water or steam to…

Osmosis

In simple words, osmosis is the slow, gradual movement of a liquid through a membrane. But there are nuances to this process. For instance, there has to be an imbalance in the distribution of solute in the liquid on either side of the membrane, which has to be semipermeable. The liquid in the region with a lower solute concentration moves to the region with a higher concentration, thereby displacing the solution in the process. The objective is to equalize the concentration of molecules on both sides of the membrane; the displacement of liquid can be viewed as a byproduct of this equalization. Since there is no energy required to carry osmosis, it is considered a passive process.