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According to OSHA, to clean up a formaldehyde spill: ✔Correct Answer-Add ammonia and wipe up.
TWA for HCHO: ✔Correct Answer-8 Hours.
Action Level: ✔Correct Answer-0.5ppm.
STEL for HCHO: ✔Correct Answer-15 minutes.
Hypostasis: ✔Correct Answer-Intravascular blood discoloration.
Preservatives: ✔Correct Answer-Inactivates saprophytic bacteria.
Phenol aka: ✔Correct Answer-Carbolic Acid.
Naturally Acquired Active Immunity: ✔Correct Answer-Exposed to live pathogens, develops the
disease.
Artificially Acquired Active Immunity: ✔Correct Answer-Vaccine.
Naturally Acquired Passive Immunity: ✔Correct Answer-Injection of antibody.
Artificially Acquired Passive Immunity: ✔Correct Answer-During pregnancy.
Order of decomposition: ✔Correct Answer-Cells, tissues, organs
Soft, firm, hard
____% of drainage is embalming fluid. ✔Correct Answer-50.
Leucocytosis: ✔Correct Answer-Increase in WBC.
Leucopenia: ✔Correct Answer-Decrease in WBC.
Erythropoeisis: ✔Correct Answer-Formation of RBCs.
Primary Erythrocytosis: ✔Correct Answer-Increase in RBCs due to disease.
Polycythemia: ✔Correct Answer-Increase in RBCs.
Secondary Erythrocytosis: ✔Correct Answer-Increase in RBCs; compensatory mechanism.
Many cells = ✔Correct Answer-Tissues.
2+ different cells = ✔Correct Answer-Organs.
, Groups of organs = ✔Correct Answer-Systems.
What has no cell wall? ✔Correct Answer-Mycoplasma.
What is a cell wall made of? ✔Correct Answer-Peptidoglycan.
_______ form the golgi apparatus. ✔Correct Answer-Lysosomes.
Arterial solution moves from: ✔Correct Answer-Capillaries to interstitial fluids to cell by osmosis
(solvent) and dialysis (solutes).
Enzyme decomposition comes from: ✔Correct Answer-Saprophytic bacteria and lysosomes.
Hypertonic: ✔Correct Answer-SHRINKS cells.
Hypotonic: ✔Correct Answer-SWELLS cells.
Hemolysis: ✔Correct Answer-RBC burst in hypotonic solution.
Plasmoptysis: ✔Correct Answer-Bacterial cell burst in hypotonic solution.
Crenation: ✔Correct Answer-RBCs shrink in hypertonic solution.
Plasmolysis: ✔Correct Answer-Bacterial cells shrink in hypertonic solution.
Which type of embalming solution removes excess moisture? ✔Correct Answer-Hypertonic.
Which type of embalming solution add moisture? ✔Correct Answer-Hypotonic/Humectants.
Which type of embalming solution should you use for normal bodies? ✔Correct Answer-Slightly
hypotonic.
Which type of solution should you use on normal or dehydrated bodies? ✔Correct Answer-
Hypotonic.
Which type of solution should you use on a dehydrated body? ✔Correct Answer-Hypertonic.
Embalming fluid is an aqueous solution of: ✔Correct Answer-Solid, liquid and gases.
Solutions prepared via manufacturer's directions will be: ✔Correct Answer-Hypotonic.
Osmosis: ✔Correct Answer-Movement of *solvent* from low solute *(hypotonic)* to high solute
*(hypertonic)* separated by a semipermeable membrane.
Dialysis: ✔Correct Answer-Movement of *solutes.*
Pressure filtration: ✔Correct Answer-Solvent & solutes.
Diffusion: ✔Correct Answer-Movement of ANY substance from high concentration to low
concentration.
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According to OSHA, to clean up a formaldehyde spill: ✔Correct Answer-Add ammonia and wipe up.
TWA for HCHO: ✔Correct Answer-8 Hours.
Action Level: ✔Correct Answer-0.5ppm.
STEL for HCHO: ✔Correct Answer-15 minutes.
Hypostasis: ✔Correct Answer-Intravascular blood discoloration.
Preservatives: ✔Correct Answer-Inactivates saprophytic bacteria.
Phenol aka: ✔Correct Answer-Carbolic Acid.
Naturally Acquired Active Immunity: ✔Correct Answer-Exposed to live pathogens, develops the
disease.
Artificially Acquired Active Immunity: ✔Correct Answer-Vaccine.
Naturally Acquired Passive Immunity: ✔Correct Answer-Injection of antibody.
Artificially Acquired Passive Immunity: ✔Correct Answer-During pregnancy.
Order of decomposition: ✔Correct Answer-Cells, tissues, organs
Soft, firm, hard
____% of drainage is embalming fluid. ✔Correct Answer-50.
Leucocytosis: ✔Correct Answer-Increase in WBC.
Leucopenia: ✔Correct Answer-Decrease in WBC.
Erythropoeisis: ✔Correct Answer-Formation of RBCs.
Primary Erythrocytosis: ✔Correct Answer-Increase in RBCs due to disease.
Polycythemia: ✔Correct Answer-Increase in RBCs.
Secondary Erythrocytosis: ✔Correct Answer-Increase in RBCs; compensatory mechanism.
Many cells = ✔Correct Answer-Tissues.
2+ different cells = ✔Correct Answer-Organs.
, Groups of organs = ✔Correct Answer-Systems.
What has no cell wall? ✔Correct Answer-Mycoplasma.
What is a cell wall made of? ✔Correct Answer-Peptidoglycan.
_______ form the golgi apparatus. ✔Correct Answer-Lysosomes.
Arterial solution moves from: ✔Correct Answer-Capillaries to interstitial fluids to cell by osmosis
(solvent) and dialysis (solutes).
Enzyme decomposition comes from: ✔Correct Answer-Saprophytic bacteria and lysosomes.
Hypertonic: ✔Correct Answer-SHRINKS cells.
Hypotonic: ✔Correct Answer-SWELLS cells.
Hemolysis: ✔Correct Answer-RBC burst in hypotonic solution.
Plasmoptysis: ✔Correct Answer-Bacterial cell burst in hypotonic solution.
Crenation: ✔Correct Answer-RBCs shrink in hypertonic solution.
Plasmolysis: ✔Correct Answer-Bacterial cells shrink in hypertonic solution.
Which type of embalming solution removes excess moisture? ✔Correct Answer-Hypertonic.
Which type of embalming solution add moisture? ✔Correct Answer-Hypotonic/Humectants.
Which type of embalming solution should you use for normal bodies? ✔Correct Answer-Slightly
hypotonic.
Which type of solution should you use on normal or dehydrated bodies? ✔Correct Answer-
Hypotonic.
Which type of solution should you use on a dehydrated body? ✔Correct Answer-Hypertonic.
Embalming fluid is an aqueous solution of: ✔Correct Answer-Solid, liquid and gases.
Solutions prepared via manufacturer's directions will be: ✔Correct Answer-Hypotonic.
Osmosis: ✔Correct Answer-Movement of *solvent* from low solute *(hypotonic)* to high solute
*(hypertonic)* separated by a semipermeable membrane.
Dialysis: ✔Correct Answer-Movement of *solutes.*
Pressure filtration: ✔Correct Answer-Solvent & solutes.
Diffusion: ✔Correct Answer-Movement of ANY substance from high concentration to low
concentration.
