Aseptic Technique

What is the goal of aseptic techniques

• To reduce contamination

• To allow contamination

• To prevent contamination

• all of the above

Tags

NGSS.MS-ETS1-2

In what kind of area should you perform aseptic techniques

• Drafty areas

• Non drafty areas

• Anywhere

• At home

How should you sterilize materials that will make contact with your experiment

• Wash them in the sink

• Wiping it down with a tissue

• You don't need to sterilize materials that will make contact with your experiment

• By flaming

Where should lids be placed while doing an experiment

• In your hand, facing down

• On the table, facing up

• In your hand, facing up

• On the table, facing down

How should bottles and test tubes be held

• Upside down

• At an angle

• Perpendicular to the ceiling

• Perpendicular to the table

When should you label test tubes and petri plates

• Before you add a solution

• While you are adding a solution

• After adding a solution

• None of the above

How should agar plates be incubated

• Right side up

• Upside down

• Sideways

• All of the above