1
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What is a hazard?
A
Something, usually a chemical which may cause harm or adverse health or environmental effects.
2
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If a hazard has been identified what controls should be put in place?
A
Eliminate Substitute Isolate Administrate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
3
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What is a Standard Operating Procedure?
A
Guidance that must be followed during an experiment for safety purposes.
Advanced Higher Biology
flashcards
Decks in class (23)
# Cards
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Hazards3
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Dilutions & Separation Techniques18
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Antibody Techniques13
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Proteins18
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Structure of Proteins10
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Transport of Proteins17
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Amino Acids16
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Membrane Proteins23
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Communication and Signalling36
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Protein Control of Cell Division38
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Field Techniques21
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Evolution: Drift and Selection18
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Rate of Evolution6
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The Hardy Weinberg Principle and Fitness17
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Co-evolution11
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Sexual and Parental Investment17
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Experimentation0
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Meiosis and Sex determination18
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Sex and Behaviour20
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Niche and Parasite Life Cycles25
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Transmission and Virulence9
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Defense Against Parasitic Infection13
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Immune Evasion and Challenges in Treatment and Control16
