Bio PAT skills Flashcards

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1
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What should your method include?

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FIDOELVR: Fixed Variables, Independent Variable, Dependent Variable, Originality, Equipment, Layout, Validity, Results (say WHAT)

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How are you supposed to use a syringe?

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  • eye level
  • push out liquid and flick bubbles
  • always overfill
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How are you supposed to use a thermometer?

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  • don’t touch bottom of beaker
  • bring to eye level
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Differentiate between the IV and DV.

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CALCULATING CONCENTRATION FORMULA???

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Concentration of test tube/ concentration of concentrate x volume of test tube = volume of concentrate

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How do you make an experiment accurate?

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Maintain fixed variables (eg. Time, temperature — never room temp — and volume.) NEVER SAY AMOUNT OF. NEVER REPEAT VARIABLES. BE SPECIFIC. ALWAYS OPT FOR SOLUTION OVER SOLUTES/SOLVENTS.

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How do you make an experiment reliable?

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Repeat the experiment/ increase the sample size of.the.same.variable!!!/ add a control

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What do you have to watch out for in terms of tables?

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«Colour change»: one column
« colour before and after»: two columns

IV & DV 2
HEADING HAS TO BE SPECIFIC

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What do you have to watch out for in terms of concentration methods?

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Always ensure the amount of liquid in the beaker /test tubes is the same in all of them.

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What does «improving the design of an experiment» entail?

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It’s subjective. Include other factors relevant to the actual experiment.

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How do you answer what the purpose of a «control» is?

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TO !!!!COMPARE!!!! to the

either the IV to ensure its due to that; to compare to use as a benchmark to see, comparison of results to see what

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Qualitative vs Quantitative

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Quantitative: Numerical values, no senses used
Qualitative: No numerical values, senses used (can specify which one)

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Writing an aim

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To determine/investigate…
I.V effect on D.V as seen by…

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Writing a hypothesis

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  • one sentence
  • not necessary for a reason why?
  • IV and DV, as seen by
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How do you answer fixed variable questions?

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  • what, how much, how, using what
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How do you work accurately with a scale?

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  • zero it at the beginning
17
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What are the 3 types of microscopes and how do you identify which it is?

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  • SEM (surface)
  • Transition Microscope (slice)
  • Light Microscope (not extremely magnified, in colour, not much detail)
18
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Biological drawing headings: how would you go about this?

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Biological drawing of a cross section/longitudinal section of blah blah (50X)

19
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What is the long formula for Actual Size?

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Length x number on scale bar / length of scale bar