Title: Experiment 1 Quiz
Course: Lab Applications of Microbiology > Section: Course Content

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Q: Which of the following is a description of primary containment of microorganisms?
- The protection of the people in the lab and the lab environment from infectious microbes.
- The protection of the environment outside the lab from infectious microbes.
- The principle of keeping the workers in the lab all the time and never letting them go outside.
- None of the above.
A: The protection of the people in the lab and the lab environment from infectious microbes.

Q: Which of the following describes secondary containment of microorganisms?
- It is the protection of the lab workers and the lab environment from infectious microorganisms.
- It is the protection of the outside environment from exposure to infectious microorganisms, and depends on the design of the laboratory and the availability of equipment.
- It is the principle that even if the lab workers stop working in the lab, you can still lock the building to try to make them keep working.
- None of the above.
A: It is the protection of the outside environment from exposure to infectious microorganisms, and depends on the design of the laboratory and the availability of equipment.

Q: Which of the following should be worn in a microbiology lab?
- Open-toed shoes.
- Long hair that is not tied back.
- A lab coat.
- A long, flowing scarf.
A: A lab coat.

Q: Which of the following BSL levels are you most likely to work at in your introductory microbiology laboratory?
- BSL1 and BSL2.
- BSL2 and BSL3.
- BSL3 and BSL4.
- BSL0 and BSL1.
A: BSL1 and BSL2.

Q: Why should you put your cell phone away, and not touch it, while you are working in the microbiology lab?
- Holding it near your face increases your risk of infection.
- Touching your cell phone while working increases the risk of carrying the microorganism out of the lab.
- Using your cell phone while working could create distractions, and cause you to lose your focus, which could be hazardous.
- All of the above.
A: All of the above.