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What are the four forms of authority? - Answer Actual Express: P tells A directly that A can do a task Actual Implied: A reasonably believes P has given A the authority Inherent: P, a pizza shop owner, tells A to deliver a pizza to X. A has the inherent authority to take the pizza from the pizzeria (it is not tresspass), because it is a necessary task to complete the delivery. Apparent: A third party relies on the appearance of agency when dealing with A What consent is needed...

Common Things - Answer things that may not be owned by anyone and may be used freely by everyone conformably with the use for which nature intended Public Things - Answer things owned by the state or one of the its political subdivisions in its public capacity Public and Common Things subject to public use - Answer Public things and common things are subject to public use according to applicable law and regulations Private Things - Answer things that are owned by...

Jurisdiction (criminal law) - Answer A. A state acquires jurisdiction over a crime if either the conduct or the result happened in that state Merger and inchoate offenses - Answer A. Only applies to solicitation and attempt. Thus, if you have completed a crime, you cannot be convicted of attempting to commit that crime. 1) Prevents D from being convicted of both solicitation/attempt and the target offense. >>e.g., D completes a burglary after attempting it; D cannot be c...

a constitution - Answer the principle, structure and laws to set up and support the gov. Things we can and can't do. Stays in check by the people and protects from tyranny/ total power. Constitution - Answer The United States constitution Preamble - Answer The opening paragraph of the Constitution and tells what founding fathers set to do. Structure of what we need to do How the constitution is organized. - Answer Article, Section, Clause popular sovereignt...

Elements of Negligence - Answer 1. Duty 2. Breach 3. Causation 4. Damages Causation in Fact - Answer "But for" causation: the injury would not have occurred 'but for' the defendant's negligence. Proximate cause - Answer Was the resulting injury a foreseeable consequence of the defendant's act or omission? Intervening causes traditionally held by the courts as absolute proximate causes - Answer 1. medical malpractice while treating the plainti...

What is an agency relationship? - Answer An agency relationship is created when a principal authorizes an agent to act on its behalf. How does an agency relationship arise? - Answer An agency relationship may arise by mutual assent or by law. Define. Actual Agent Authority - Answer An agent has actual authority if the agent reasonably believes, based on the principal's manifestations to the agent, that the principal wishes the agent to act in that manner on the princip...

To the buyer once the item is given to a common carrier - Answer F.O.B. (buyer's location) transfers risk when Yes - Answer Does Congress have the power to provide uniform rules for bankruptcy 1. At least 100 members 2. Primary Defendants are not states, state officials, or state entities 3. Does not involve securities related cases 4. Amount in controversy exceeds $5 million in sum 5. Minimum diversity (one P, one D from different states) - Answer Class Action Fai...

Relevancy - Answer tends to make the existence of any fact of consequence more or less probable than it would be without the evidence Hearsay - Answer A statement, other than one made by the declarant while testifying at the current trial or hearing, offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted Double hearsay - Answer a hearsay statement that contains another hearsay statement itself Medical treatment hearsay exception - Answer To med personnel, assist in di...

Federal question jurisdiction - well pleaded complaint rule - Answer Question of federal law must appear on the face of the complaint (not as a defense) - TEST: is P enforcing a federal right? Federal diversity jx does not extend to state law claims involving ... - Answer 1. Probate 2. Domestic relations - narrow; prohibition only applies to issuance of divorce, alimony, or child custody orders Federal question jurisdiction - exclusive vs. concurrent jurisdiction - Answer ...

1 Exam (elaborations) MCB2010:MCB2010L FINAL BROWARD COLLEGE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. 2 Exam (elaborations) MCB2010: quiz 2 study guide Daniel Kulangara BC Broward College Chapter 3 microbiology 3 Exam (elaborations) MCB2010: Midterm Practical - MCB2010l Questions with Complete Answers.

urease test purpose - Answer rapid or slow urease production urease test media - Answer phosphate buffer phenol red urea breaks down into - Answer ammonia and co2 urease test results - Answer positive: bright pink weak positive: pale pink negative: orange The ammonia produced causes the broth in a urease media tube to become - Answer alkaline and overcome a buffer added to the medium, resulting in a color change to bright pink by the pH indicator p...

Millimeter - Answer one thousandth of a meter micrometer - Answer millionth of a meter nanometer - Answer one billionth of a meter compound microscope - Answer - can magnify up to 1.000x - ocular and objective lenses phase-contrast microscope - Answer - amplifies the difference between refractive index (phase of light passing through specimens) of dense material and surrounding material. - makes cells and other materials appear darker fluorescent mi...

Where should you store your books in lab? - Answer In the cubby holes at the end of the bench Identify the part of the microscope that would move the specimen around while one was looking at it through the microscope. - Answer Stage control knob What would the total magnification be on our lab microscopes if the 40X objective lens were in place? - Answer 400X Identify a safety feature NOT present in our microbiology laboratory. - Answer Biosafety Level 4 isolatio...

Oil Immersion - Answer -Light bends/refracts when it moves from one medium to another -Only use with the 100x objective Resolution - Answer -The ability of a leans system to distinguish as separate entities objects that are very small and very close together -Determined by the quality of the lens and wavelength of light used Protozoa - Answer -Single-celled eukaryotic microorganisms -Classified by movement: flagella, cilia, amoeboid motion, and parasites with nonmot...

Innate resistance - Answer bodies first and second line of defense First line of defense - Answer to prevent pathogens entering the body, includes the skin and mucous membranes of respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems, lacrimal apparatus, normal flora lacrimal apparatus function - Answer produces, distributes, and removes tears normal flora - Answer Microorganisms that reside in or on the body without causing disease Epidermis - Answer ...

Who is credited with the discovery of bacteria using a magnifying glass as a microscope? - Answer Antony Van Leeuwenhoek Who is the scientist credited with the discovery of cells, particularly through the observation of a thin slice of cork, using an early microscope? - Answer Robert Hooke What is spontaneous generation, and how did it describe the belief about the origin of life from non-living material? - Answer spontaneous generation is the belief that life could arise...

Microorganisms - Answer organisms that are too small to be seen with the unaided eye Microbes in our life - Answer -pathogenic (disease-causing) -organic (carbon-based) (proteins, carbs, DNA) What do microbes produce? - Answer -produce industrial chemicals such as ethanol and acetone -produce fermented foods such as vinegar, cheese and bread -produce products in manufacturing (cellulase) and treatment (insulin) What are the 3 classifications in the ecosystem? - Answ...

coccus - Answer spherical bacillus - Answer rod shaped bacteria Spiral - Answer Spirilla What produces endospores? - Answer gram positive: *Bacillus* and *Clostridium* How does an endospore form? - Answer Each vegetative cell transforms into endospore during duress, each endospore germinates to form one vegetative cell. What is the process of endospore formation called? - Answer Sporulation; and the return of an endospore to its vegetative stat...

Robert Koch - Answer proved that bacteria can cause disease Robert Koch developed his postulates - Answer while identifying the cause of anthrax Developed the process of using just enough heat to kill bacteria that cause spoilage - Answer Pasteur Discovered the chemotherapeutic agent against syphilis - Answer Ehrlich Flemming - Answer discovered penicillin Pasteur - Answer discovered the cause of fermentation Lister is associated with - Answe...

metabolism - Answer the sum of all chemical reactions (anabolic and catabolic) within a living organism. OR and energy balance act anabolism - Answer (synthesis), chemical reactions in which energy is used to synthesize large molecules from simpler components Example: 1) Amino acid + Amino acid 2) capsule synthesis in bacteria dehydration synthesis - Answer removal of water to create a larger molecule catabolism - Answer (hydrolysis), the chemical breakdown o...