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Lorraine A. Malinao completed an exercise on aseptic technique for her microbiology course taught by Professor Kristine B. Silan. The exercise covered plugging and wrapping glassware for sterilization, listing common laboratory equipment and their uses, and the possibility of improvising simple laboratory gadgets. Plugging and wrapping helps eliminate contamination and prevent damage to glassware during sterilization. Common equipment in microbiology include an aseptic hood, autoclave, centrifuge, incubator, mechanical shaker, pH meter, refrigerator, and spectrophotometer. It is possible to improvise simple laboratory equipment, though proper care is still needed due to potential contamination when working with microorganisms.
Lorraine A. Malinao completed an exercise on aseptic technique for her microbiology course taught by Professor Kristine B. Silan. The exercise covered plugging and wrapping glassware for sterilization, listing common laboratory equipment and their uses, and the possibility of improvising simple laboratory gadgets. Plugging and wrapping helps eliminate contamination and prevent damage to glassware during sterilization. Common equipment in microbiology include an aseptic hood, autoclave, centrifuge, incubator, mechanical shaker, pH meter, refrigerator, and spectrophotometer. It is possible to improvise simple laboratory equipment, though proper care is still needed due to potential contamination when working with microorganisms.
Lorraine A. Malinao completed an exercise on aseptic technique for her microbiology course taught by Professor Kristine B. Silan. The exercise covered plugging and wrapping glassware for sterilization, listing common laboratory equipment and their uses, and the possibility of improvising simple laboratory gadgets. Plugging and wrapping helps eliminate contamination and prevent damage to glassware during sterilization. Common equipment in microbiology include an aseptic hood, autoclave, centrifuge, incubator, mechanical shaker, pH meter, refrigerator, and spectrophotometer. It is possible to improvise simple laboratory equipment, though proper care is still needed due to potential contamination when working with microorganisms.
Subject: Microbiology Exercise # 1 Aseptic Technique Plugging and wrapping Glasswares for sterilization
1.What microbial principle does plugging and wrapping exemplify?
Microbial principle does plugging and wrapping exemplify that if it is not done properly it can cause laboratory injuries and work-related infections, also to reduce contamination of laboratory equipments, preserves the contents of the flask from contamination and also safety during experiments. 2.What help can paper plugging and wrapping offer for sterilization? Paper plugging and wrapping offer for sterilization could help in eliminating or reducing the interaction of the inside environment of the glasswares with that of the outside environment, eliminate contamination caused by the microorganisms and foreign materials that are suspended in the air and help in preventing any damage on the glasswares 3.Make a list of equipments that can be useful in a ordinary microbiology laboratory and list their uses. Aseptic hood - lessens contamination while working with certain experiments especially those microorganisms found or suspended in air Autoclave - for sterilization Centrifuge - separation and settling down Incubator - setting an optimum temperature for microbial growth Mechanical shaker - introduction of air
pH meter - monitoring pH for growth
Refrigerator - preserving laboratory media Spectrophotometer - used in monitoring concentration for the presence of microbial growth 4. Do you think its possible to improvise equipment or simple lab gadgets in a microbiology laboratory? Yes, it is possible to improvise equipments or simple lab. gadgets in microbiology laboratory just like what we had performed her in our first laboratory. However, proper care is still needed since you are working in an easily contaminated area, i.e. air, soil etc.