R1Q3IM4:Experimenting

Multiple Choice

Which of the following does not describe a Research Protocol?

• Is a document that outlines the planning of your study.

• It must also provide a detailed description of the objectives, design, methodology and statistics used.

• The plan must be designed to answer the research question.

• It is an answer to the research question.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes a Control in a Research Protocol?

• Specify this treatment.

• Think about the variables to be manipulated.

• It needs to be held under conditions which are not affected by the tested variable.

• all of the choices given.

Multiple Choice

This is a concise statement of what question you are trying to answer and what hypothesis you will test.

• Purpose

• Materials

• Controls

• References

Multiple Choice

List all important items needed to carry out the experiment. This list need not be long or exhaustive, but it should include the essentials. Use bullet points or a table to make the list clear.

• Materials

• Data & Interpretation

• Controls

• Purpose

Multiple Choice

Standard teaching and research laboratories.

• BSL1

• BSL2

Multiple Choice

Is specified as work that poses moderate hazards to personnel and the environment.

• BSL1

• BSL2

Multiple Choice

Primary healthcare diagnostic and research laboratories.

• BSL1

• BSL2

Multiple Choice

Biological safety cabinets (BSCs) are not required and most procedures are performed on an open bench.

• BSL1

• BSL2

Multiple Choice

Examples of Microbial Organisms that Require this Biosafety Level Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella species, Herpes Simplex Virus, Adenovirus, and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).

• BSL1

• BSL2

Multiple Choice

What do we mean by SLAM in Risk Assessment?

• See Look Act Meet

• Stop Look Act Miss

• Stop Look Assess Manage

• Share Lend Act Manage

Open Ended

Does risk assessment apply only to industries/laboratories? Why?