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Intelligence Disciplines - -six basic disciplines -counterintelligence is a 7th -counterintelligence is also one of the several mission objectives outlines by our National Intelligence Strategy 1) Counterintelligence 2) Human Intelligence 3) Geospatial Intelligence 4) Measurement and Signature Intelligence 5) Open source intelligence 6) Signals Intelligence 7) Technical Intelligence Intelligence Disciplines: Counterintelligence - -information gathered and activities conducted t...

Joint Intelligence - •Provide information and assessments to facilitate mission accomplishment •This role is supported by a series of specific responsibilities to guide the intelligence directorate of a joint staff (J-2) and supporting organizations. Responsibilities of Joint Intelligence - - Inform the commander - Describe the Operational Environment - Identify, define, and nominate objectives - Support the planning and execution of operations - Counter adversary deception and...

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What is Intelligence? - Processed Information that provides an assessment What is the primary role of joint intelligence? - To provide information and assessments to facilitate mission accomplishment What is Strategic Intelligence - Intelligence needed by policymakers to make policy and military decision at the national and international level What is Operational Intelligence - Intelligence used by military leaders to plan and accomplish strategic objectives with the operati...

What are the responsibilities of Joint Intelligence - 1) Inform the CDR 2) Describe the operational environment 3) identify, define, and nominate objectives 4) support the planning and execution of operations 5) Counter adversary deception and surprise 6) Support friendly deception efforts 7) Assess the effectiveness of operations What is the product of the Collection step? - Data What is the product of the Processing and Exploitation step? - Information What is the pro...

An institution's animal care and use program should be subjected to review how frequently? - Every 6 months Every 6 months the IACUC must create a report summarizing the findings of the semiannual program review and submit it to ______. - The Institutional Official Who makes the decision of how to handle any serious deficiencies found during post-approval monitoring? - IACUC According to the Guide, _______ means those actions taken to assure that laboratory animals are treated...

What is the primary federal granting agency through which the US conducts and supports biomedical research? - NIH What is an animal use protocol? - A detailed explanation of a research project involving animals. What does the IACUC do? - reviews and approves protocol semiannual inspections serve as an information and resource liaison on animal welfare and research concerns Which statement regarding the postapproval monitoring (PAM) program is TRUE? - A PAM program helps en...

What is the primary federal granting agency through which the United States conducts and supports biomedical research? - National Institute of Health (NIH) What is an animal protocol? - A detailed explanation of a research project involving animals What does the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) do? - Review animal use protocols, conducts inspections of animal facilities and reviews institutional animal use programs at least every 6 months, Serve as an informatio...

Which body approves the animal use protocol before animals can be used for research? - IACUC How many IACUC members does the PHS Policy require? - 5 What does AAALAC endorse as one of its standards for the accreditation of animal laboratory programs? - Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals What are animal dealers that raise and sell animals themselves licensed as? - Class A How often do both the PHS Policy and the AWR require that the IACUC conduct inspections ...

Which method is NOT a method of sterilization? a) moist heat (steam) b) dry heat c) radiation d) isopropyl alcohol - d) isopropyl alcohol HEPA filters are only efficient in removing up to ______ of particulate matter. a) 98.9% b) 99.9% c) 100% d) 99.97% - d) 99.97% How is ammonia gas produced in soiled cage bedding? a) from the gastrointestinal tract b) from bacteria metabolism of urine products c) by bacteria acting on fecal matter d) by spontaneous reaction in conditio...

when a scientist completes a study, typically the results are published in a scientific journal. - True What is research? - systematic investigation to establish facts typically, at least 50% of submitted proposals for grant money are funded. - False Federal agencies are the only source of grant money - False The National Institute of Health (NIH) is the primary funding agency for what type of research? - Biomedical The National Institute of Health (NIH) is a branch...

What is the name of the program that helps to ensure that IACUC approved procedures are being followed? Select one: a. Preapproval monitoring program b. Procedure approval monitoring program c. Post approval monitoring program d. Protocol approval monitoring program - c. Post approval monitoring program IACUCs are mandated by which of the following? Select one: a. Federal mandate b. City Ordinance c. State Law d. Institutional policy - a. Federal mandate Before a new drug i...

Car Linnaeus developed a system to classify organisms based on their anatomical traits called? Taxonomy First step in scientific research is to establish a hypothesis. False In the US, who grants approval to market a new drug after several rounds of clinical trials? Food and Drug Administration (FDA) What type of information is usually included in a grant application? Research goals, scientific study, preliminary data. How many years does a typical grant provide money for...

How many milliliters are in one liter? - 1000 Two milliliters of water weighs ________ grams - 2 How many milligrams are in 1 gram? - 1000 One kilogram is equivalent to how many pounds? - 2.2 5% dextrose contains how many milligrams of dextrose in each milliliter? - 50 What do you call a substance that enhances the immune response to an antigen? - adjuvant An accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity is called ___________ - ascites What rodent specie...

What does the Guide for the Care and Use of Agricultural Animals in Research and Teaching (the Ag Guide) require to be established? - An occupational health program Which of the following is NOT true about a quality assurance unit (QUA)? - The quality assurance unit must participate in the study How often does AAALAC (Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care) conduct inspections of accredited institutions? - Every 3 years In addition to the federal...

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3 R's - Replace Reduce Refine humane care - actions taken to assure that animals are treated according to high scientific and ethical standards animal care and use program - refers to policies, procedures, standards, organizational structure, staffing and practices implements What is the name of the program that helps to ensure that IACUC-approved procedures are being followed? - 1. Postapproval monitoring program Which animals are NOT required by law to be accompanied...

What type of sterilization method uses a liquid sterilizer - Cold sterilization What is the standard way to dechlorinate water - Let it sit in open containers for 24 to 48 hours What is the term for the spreading of a malignant tumor to other areas of the body - Metastasis What water condition results in gas bubble disease - Excessive concentration of dissolved oxygen Which structure prevents back flow in veins - One-way vavles What type of mating system occurs when...

What type of sterilization method uses a liquid sterilizer - Cold sterilization What is the standard way to dechlorinate water - Let it sit in open containers for 24 to 48 hours What is the term for the spreading of a malignant tumor to other areas of the body - Metastasis What water condition results in gas bubble disease - Excessive concentration of dissolved oxygen Which structure prevents back flow in veins - One-way vavles What type of mating system occurs when...

What is NOT found in the dermal layer? A. Hair follicles B. Connective tissue C. Pigment cells D. Cornified epithelium D. Cornified epithelium What effect does UV light have that limits the ability of microorganisms to survive? A. Chemical breakdown B. Mutations in DNA C. Interference with oxygen levels D. Physical decay B. Mutations in DNA What is a prognosis? A. Prediction of the probable course of a disease and chance of recovery B. Treatment plan...