Writing an Effective Formal Lab Report-v

Describe a scientific misconduct within the last five years involving some aspect of the process of conducting research or dissemination of findings. Use annual reports or newsletters published by the U. S. Office of Research Integrity or other sources such as Lexus-Nexus or PubMed®. Include the following in your description:   Name, position, employer of offender Nature of the misconduct Legal consequences or pending litigation from the misconduct Actual or potential consequences for patients/public Actual or potential consequences for EBP

Which of the following statements is correct in regards to the topic of scientific misconduct according to the paper titled sabotage? Withholding critical parts of protocol should be (but they are not) considered scientific misconduct. A deceiving letter of recommendation should (but they are not) be considered scientific misconduct. Vindictive peer reviews should be (but they are not) considered scientific misconduct. One third of scientists admitted to engaging in scientific misconduct at one point or another. All of the answers are correct

MICROBIOLOGY:  Microscopic Morphology of Microbes Write your introduction (This includes principles, significance of the study, objectives of the experiment and how the objectives were achieved, methodology and redults and discussions. This part must also be in the passive voice and past tense. Introduction must be short but packed with relevant content). Just answer results and discussions and objectives.

Clinical Laboratory subject: Why is Research is now an integral activity in the organizations?

Identify the role of precision and data management (statistical analysis) in biomedical research? Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion

D What end of lab/clean-up procedures should be completed before you leave the lab at the end of the day? (Choose ALL that are correct) Dispose of chemicals in the labeled waste container Throw unused chemicals down the drain Throw unused chemicals in the trash Wipe down your lab bench with a damp paper towel ✓ Check to make sure all data is collected and neatly written down ✓Put away all equipment back to the lab supplies cart Write up the discussion Wash your hands with soap

What is the responsibility of the laboratories to patients, physicians, public health agencies and the community.

MICROBIOLOGY:  Microscopic Morphology of Microbes Write your introduction (This includes principles, significance of the study, objectives of the experiment and how the objectives were achieved. This part must also be in the passive voice and past tense. Introduction must be short but packed with relevant content). Just answer objectives and  principles.

Research design is important because it provides the overall structure of a research project. true or false

Topic: In vitro (IVF) a. Develop and construct a timeline showing dates, discoveries, costs, advances, failures, etc.

How To Video: Qualitative Appraisal of Evidence:  In the Garden at https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cYVlqbvB66 How To Video: Quantitative Appraisal of Evidence:  In the Garden at https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cYVlY9vBbz Full APA reference of each research article Article Review Responses         Author Credentials Identify the author’s credentials Identify the author’s affiliation     Date Is the article current within the last five to seven years?   Theoretical/Conceptual Framework Identify the theory, model, or conceptual framework used in the study         Ethics:  Identify if IRB approval was received or not   Note:  with Review of the Literature or studies with no human subjects, IRB approval is not required.   Method/Research Design:  Describe the design and how the study was conducted (qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods)   Sample Method and Setting:  Tell the type of sample, population, number, and setting…

In the Ethics Unwrapped video, “Causing Harm,” Deni Elliott describes five kinds of harm: physical, emotional, psychological, financial, and reputational.  Briefly summarize one of the cases from the NSF OIG report or other readings in this section listed below and identify major harms. Assistant professor who previously committed research misconduct falsified data Graduate student falsified data in two experiments Former NSF program officer copied part of declined proposal into his own PI falsified letters of support and plagiarized in proposals PI admits an unacknowledged researcher wrote proposal PI plagiarized into NSF proposal Jon Sudbo Anders Pape Moller Luk Van Parijs

There are several different types of operating budgets. Which of these types of budgets do you think would be best for a hospital-based lab and why?

Which type of hazard would pose the most threat to a clinical laboratory? and why?

What is research integrity and why it is important to biological research? Find and summarize a recent article regarding a research misconduct case and be sure to include the consequences that the researcher faced.

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There are three leadership styles, authoritative, democratic, and laissez-Faire. Which of these types do you think is best suited in the laboratory environment and explain why.

example of Conflict of Interest in biomedical research and identify the ethical implications of this concept.

A senior medtech in clinical chemistry section runs Quality Control on a morning shift. The testing was smooth and there were no problems encountered. Later in the afternoon shift, some of the analytes were found to be out of range. The machine was fine, the junior medtech tried running it again but still having an invalid results. What is the relative effects if the problem is unsolved in relation to the: medtech, laboratory, hospital, and patient?

Why it is necessary to consider ethical issues when designing and conducting research?

based from the topic, kindly lists the  a.) risks, benefits and safety b.) privacy and confidentiality of information

Note down the safety measures for working in bio lab

Biological hazards arising from organisms including micro-organisms (eg, hepatitis B and C and HIV), animals (eg, snakes, rats, mosquitoes) and plants (eg, tree ring hat can cause harm to human health. Employees who handle biological hazards such as body fluids or blood specimen at high-risk exposure to dangerous infections like the one above. Employees who handle animals and animal waste also exposed to the risk. In the area of Occupational Health and Hygiene, illustrate biological hazard risk prevention methods.?

discuss nanotechnology in the field of clinical laboratory

In this topic, we will discuss all the instruments that you, as soon-to-be medical technologist, will be using soon in the laboratory whether diagnostic laboratory, clinical trial laboratories or research laboratories. Based on all your available resources (books, ebooks, internet, journals, etc.), which do you think is the best instrument to be used in a laboratory? Defend your answer.   -Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry -Reflectance Spectrophotometry -Electrophoresis -Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry -Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry

Explain the importance of using the proper equipment in laboratory.

Cite some possible reasons why different laboratory apparatus are made of different kinds of material such as glass, metal, wood and rubber. Also, describe why laboratory apparatus and equipment have different shape and sizes and how is is related  to their use and functions.

Cite some measures to preserve the integrity of laboratory results