'Wet mount' presentation slideshows

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Searching for Microbes Part XIV. Review to the spring term

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STIs in Adolescents: An Update

STIs in Adolescents: An Update. Mariam R. Chacko, M.D. Peds/Section of Adolescent and Sports Medicine. Goal. The learner will understand: The importance of recognizing common STI syndromes in adolescents

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Laboratory Test Results

Laboratory Test Results. Brenda C. Barnes and Shawn Froelich. Objectives. Correlate urinalysis reagent strip results with microscopic test results. Correlate microscopic evaluation results of a vaginal swab with clinical symptoms.

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Laboratory Testing of Genital Tract Specimens

Laboratory Testing of Genital Tract Specimens. Cast of Characters. The Vaginal Life Cycle. Characteristics of the Vagina and Cervix in Women of Reproductive Age. Vaginitis/Vaginosis. Published guidelines recommend testing only for Bacterial vaginosis 40-50%

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The Microscopic World

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Adverse Events for VOICE

Adverse Events for VOICE. Additional Examples. Is it an Adverse Event?. Suppose a participant is found to have a grade 3 ALT after her Month 1 visit. Is this an adverse event? Is it a reportable adverse event?. Is it an Adverse Event?.

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TA Info

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Chapter 26

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Microscope Basics (1)

Microscope Basics (1). Parts and focusing. Label the Compound Light Microscope. Ocular lens Body Tube Coarse Adjustment Knob Fine adjustment Knob Revolving nosepiece Objective lenses (4x, 10x, 40x) Arm Stage Stage Clips Diaphram Light source Base. Focusing with a Microscope.

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Vaginal discharge culture

Vaginal discharge culture. Specimen processing for Vaginal swab. Vaginitis. Inflammation of the vaginal mucosa called vaginitis. Women who present with vaginal symptoms often complain of an abnormal discharge and possibly other symptoms such as offensive odor and itching.

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CELL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

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Fungi Laboratory Biology 113

Fungi Laboratory Biology 113. General Laboratory Etiquette. Leave the lab better than you found it! Rinse all glassware. Clean lens of your microscopes and return your microscopes to correct numbered positions. Return prepared slides to the correct slide box

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Preparation & microscopic examination of a direct fecal smear

Preparation & microscopic examination of a direct fecal smear. Amal Almuhana 2012. Introduction . Direct fecal smears Direct fecal smears can be used as a quick screening test to check for any intestinal parasite. Advantages &Disadvantages . Advantages:-

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About Science Prof Online PowerPoint Resources

About Science Prof Online PowerPoint Resources.

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About Science Prof Online PowerPoint Resources

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Answers!

Bellringer : On your own, determine and write a ONE WORD definition for the following: 1. Squamous 2. Cuboidal 3. Columnar 4. Ciliated 5. Single Layer 6. 2 or more layers. Answers!. Squamous 2. Cuboidal 3. Columnar 4. Ciliated 5. Single Layer 6. 2 or more layers. Today.

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Microscopes

Microscopes. Types of Microscopes. Light Microscope - the models found in most schools, use compound lenses and light to magnify objects. The lenses bend or refract the light, which makes the object beneath them appear closer. .

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Lab 17 Goals and Objectives: Exercise 6: Protozoans, Algae, and Cyanobacteria

Lab 17 Goals and Objectives: Exercise 6: Protozoans, Algae, and Cyanobacteria Observe representative members of various phyla on wet mount and prepared slides, know by name not phylum: Amoeba (pseudopods for motility) Fig 6.1#6 Paramecium (cilia for motility) Fig 6.1#9

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Onion vs. Cheek Cell

Onion vs. Cheek Cell. Comparing and contrasting onion and cheek cells. Inquiry Question. How do you think an onion cell would be different from a cheek cell? Describe shape, size, and organelle differences that you expect to observe. Gather Materials. Tweezers Onion

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