Lab Exercise 1 Introduction To Microbiology Youtube ⚡ welcome to catalyst university! i am kevin tokoph, pt, dpt. i hope you enjoy the video! please leave a like and subscribe! 🙏instagram | @thecatalystuniver. This video covers an introduction to microbiology for general microbiology (biology 210) at orange coast college (costa mesa, ca).
Lecture 1 Introduction To Microbiology Youtube Microbiology seems tough? here we simplify this subject and make it an enjoyable one! start with us in microbiology, and hopefully you will enjoy and learn a. List the actions you must complete upon arrival and prior to departure in the microbiology lab. before lab: place all personal items in cubbies at front of lab. disinfect bench with lysol natural q and wipe with paper towel. use wipes to disinfect keyboard and mouse. wash your hands. 1) figure 1.1 1. 1: left location of the emergency exit and fire blanket. right handwashing stations and eyewash. wear a lab coat whenever working with microbes. you should bring your lab coat home to wash regularly (it’s a good idea to wash the coat in hot water with a little bleach). A cherry red color. if a bacteria produces catalase it will. convert hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen. a positive result in an oxidase test will result in. a purple spot. a positive urease test will result in. phenol red changing pink (alkaline ph) a positive phenyaline deaminase test will result in.
Introduction To Microbiology Youtube 1) figure 1.1 1. 1: left location of the emergency exit and fire blanket. right handwashing stations and eyewash. wear a lab coat whenever working with microbes. you should bring your lab coat home to wash regularly (it’s a good idea to wash the coat in hot water with a little bleach). A cherry red color. if a bacteria produces catalase it will. convert hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen. a positive result in an oxidase test will result in. a purple spot. a positive urease test will result in. phenol red changing pink (alkaline ph) a positive phenyaline deaminase test will result in. Return the scanning lens in place. 4. using the course adjustment knob, lower the mechanical stage to the lowest possible setting. 5. rotate the oculars so they are facing in the opposite direction to the mechanical stage. 6. turn off the microscope lamp, and wrap the cord. 7. cover the microscope. The exercises in this laboratory manual are designed to engage students in hand on activities that reinforce their understanding of the microbial world. topics covered include: staining and microscopy, metabolic testing, physical and chemical control of microorganisms, and immunology. the target audience is primarily students preparing for a career in the health sciences, however many of the.
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