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In a client experiencing severe sepsis, which assessment finding would a nurse most likely expect?
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21. The Immune System
Introduction to the Immune System
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Why is it important to use aseptic technique when working with bacteria in the lab?
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To allow bacteria to mutate more rapidly in a controlled setting.
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To enhance the immune response of bacteria against antibiotics.
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To prevent contamination of bacterial cultures and ensure accurate experimental results.
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To increase the growth rate of bacteria by providing a sterile environment.
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Understand the concept of aseptic technique: Aseptic technique refers to a set of practices used to prevent contamination by unwanted microorganisms during laboratory procedures.
Recognize the importance of preventing contamination: Contamination can lead to inaccurate experimental results by introducing foreign bacteria or other microorganisms into the culture.
Identify the goal of aseptic technique: The primary goal is to maintain the purity of bacterial cultures, ensuring that only the intended bacteria are present for study.
Consider the impact on experimental results: Contaminated cultures can lead to erroneous data, affecting the reliability and validity of the experiment.
Acknowledge the role of aseptic technique in scientific research: By preventing contamination, aseptic technique helps ensure that experimental findings are accurate and reproducible, which is crucial for scientific progress.
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