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| Are food and drink allowed in the lab? |
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| Are open toed shoes allowed in the lab? |
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| Is horseplay allowed in the lab? |
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| Can specimens or instruments be removed from the lab? |
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| What is every lab equipped with? |
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| A fire blanket, extinguisher, and sprinkler system. |
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| What happens to countertop fires of alcohol? |
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| They'll burn themselves out. |
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| What should you do incase of a small fire? |
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| Cover with something like a lid, watch glass, fire blanket etc. to sufocate the flames. |
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P - ull the pin
A - im at the base of the fire
S - queeze the trigger
S - weep across the base of the fire |
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| Who do you call for big fires? |
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Joey - X2224
Eddie - X5627 |
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| ____ injuries must be reported to the lab coordinator. |
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| What do you do for chemical exposure? |
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| Run under cool water for 10-15 minutes |
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| What do you do for burns? |
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| Run under COLD water for 10 minutes, then put ice on it, then burn cream. |
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| Wash area with soap and water, wrap with paper towels and pat dry. Apply antibiotic lotion and a bandaid. |
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| Rinse with warm water, wrap with paper towels and apply pressure for 10-15 mins. If bleeding stops, apply triple antibiotic ointment and bandages. Have Ladd center check for special treatments. |
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| What about excessive bleeding, back injuries, or sprained/broken appendages? |
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| Have someone help you to the Ladd center for treatment. |
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| What is the scientific method? |
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1.) Observation
2.) Question
3.) Hypothesis
4.) Prediction
5.) Experiment
6.) Conclusion |
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| What are the two types of hypothesis? |
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Null and Alternative.
Null = NO CHANGE
Alternative = CHANGE
EX: Null: The mice will not gain weight.
EX: Alt: The mice eating the iron enriched food will gain weight. |
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| What is an independent variable? |
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| The "treatment" Something you are doing to make a change. |
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| What is a dependent variable? |
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| The outcome. What could be effected by the independent variable. WHAT YOU MEASURE. |
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| What axis does the independent variable fall on? |
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| What axis does the dependent variable fall on? |
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| What are the independent, dependent, and controlled variables in the hearing experiment? |
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Independent: cotton balls in ears.
Dependent: Ability to point out where the sound came from within a margin of error based of angles.
Control: Whatever is held constant during the experiment. |
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| What are the null and alternative hypotheses for the hearing experiment? |
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Ho: Individuals will not be effected in detecting the origin of sound with cotton in their ears. They will be able to detect it.
Ha: Individuals will not be able to detect where the origin of the sound came from. |
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