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What are the methods of managing risk? - Avoidance, transfer, sharing, retention, reduction What is the fee a person pays an insurance company to receive coverage? - Premium Self -insuring is typically used for what type of insurance? - Workers compensation A tornado that destroys a property would be an example of what? - Peril A state-issued document empowering an insurance company to become an admitted insurer is called what? - Certificate of Authority Why are the three types of hazards...

Newton's definition of a role - norm governed pattern of action in accord w/social expectations What are the 4 elements of any role (Newton) - 1. private image 2. public image 3. private ideal 4. public ideal 3 separate problems for the autonomous role of nurses (Newton) - 1. public image is negative 2. private ideal vs. public image 3. private ideal vs. public ideal 1. public image is negative - (nurses are) uneducated & incapable of good work 2. private ideal vs. public image - nur...

Applications of a wet mount include which of the following? - True assessment of motility, size and morphology The total power of magnification is calculated by the product of the separate powers of the ______ lens and the ______ lens. - objective and ocular staining involves ______. - Applying colored dyes to specimens Place the following types of microorganisms into order from largest to smallest, with the largest at the top. - 1. Protozoans 2. Bacteria 3. Viruses Which of the followi...

Different types of culture ___________ provide nutrients for microbial growth and can be designed to support the growth of certain microbes while inhibiting the growth of others. - media Procedures designed to reduce the likelihood of contamination while manipulating microbial cultures are termed __________ technique. - aseptic The ________________ _________________ is a property used to classify media and refers to the medium's normal consistency, be it liquid, solid, or solid. - physica...

The therapeutic Index is the ratio of the _____________ does of the drug to its ____________ dose that is used to assess the safety and reliability of the drug. - toxic; effective The production of beta-lactamases is responsible for - drug inactivation Resistance to which of the following drugs develops when microbes deviate from the usual pathway that leads to the production of folic acid? - -Trimethoprim -Sulfonamides Order the steps involved in testing a microbe for susceptibility to an...

Which defines an intracellular, membrane-bound component of a eukaryotic cell? - Organelle The __________ theory is used to describe the origin of some eukaryotic organelles? - endosymbiosis A group of tissues that work together is called an __________________. - Organ Which of the following organisms are eukaryotic? - - Helminths - Fungi - Protozoa - Alage True or False: All eukaryotic are microscopic. - False _____________ is the type of eukaryotic cell division that reserves the chr...

To move towards a chemical attractant by flagellar motion is referred to as positive __________. - chemotaxis A type of glycocalyx called the _________ is loosely attached to the bacterial cell and protects it from dehydration and loss of nutrients. - slime layer Which of the following are components of the peptidoglycan layer of the cell wall? Choose two. - Protein and carbohydrate Order the following events in biofilm formation. - 1. Sticky surface texture attracts single cells. 2. Col...

diseases caused by toxins produced by other organisms. - Toxinoses Although scientists believe fetuses may be seeded with normal biota during gestation, babies born by ____________ section typically become colonized by adult skin biota. - cesarean Infectious agents can travel to their targets through - -Nerves -The lymph -The bloodstream -Cerebrospinal fluid Place Koch's postulates in the correct order: - 1. Find evidence of a particular microbe in every instance of a disease. 2. isola...

The process of shifting the ribosome down the mRNA to read new codons is termed ___________. - Translocation _______________ _______________ is the enzyme that transcribes DNA into RNA - RNA Polymerase Which two of the following statements regarding tRNA structure are correct? - - tRNA has regions that are double-stranded RNA. - The overall structure is termed a cloverleaf. Horizontal gene transfer - Transfer of DNA from a source other than the parent organisms. Vertical gene transfer -...

The process of shifting the ribosome down the mRNA to read new codons is termed ___________. - Translocation _______________ _______________ is the enzyme that transcribes DNA into RNA - RNA Polymerase Which two of the following statements regarding tRNA structure are correct? - - tRNA has regions that are double-stranded RNA. - The overall structure is termed a cloverleaf. Horizontal gene transfer - Transfer of DNA from a source other than the parent organisms. Vertical gene transfer -...