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week 10 Final lab

front 1

UV light has ______ wavelengths than visible light waves, and its peak energy is at a wavelength of ______.

back 1

Shorter; 254nm

front 2

Which of the following would be appropriately sterilized using UV radiation

back 2

Stainless steel surface in biological safety cabinet used for media preparation

front 3

Which of the following DNA sequences would be the most likely to be damaged by UV radiation?

back 3

CTTGAATTA

front 4

Which of the following infectious agents is least likely to be damaged by UV exposure?

back 4

prions

front 5

which structures are less susceptible to uv damage

back 5

Endospores

front 6

When two adjacent thymine molecules are joined by a covalent bond as a result of exposure to UV light, this structure is referred to as a

back 6

thyme dimer

front 7

Which of the following are limitations of using UV radiation for disinfection?

back 7

UV radiation does not penetrate through paper, plastic, or liquids

UV radiation destroys bacteria but not viruses

UV radiation can damage the skin and eyes

front 8

How is an antiseptic different from a disinfectant

back 8

An antiseptic is used to remove or kill microorganisms on tissue, whereas a disinfectant is used to remove or kill microorganisms on inanimate objects.

front 9

How is an antiseptic different from a disinfectant

back 9

An antiseptic is used to remove or kill microorganisms on tissue, whereas a disinfectant is used to remove or kill microorganisms on inanimate objects.

front 10

Betadine, an iodine compound used to scrub skin before a surgical incision, is considered a(n)

back 10

Antiseptic

front 11

The chemical that you use to wipe down your lab bench at the beginning and end of a lab exercise is an example of a(n

back 11

disinfectant

front 12

What will be the variable in the four quadrants of the plate?

back 12

Type of antiseptic

front 13

What is the purpose of water in the experiment?

back 13

A negative control