Match Each Term with the Appropriate Definition

question 7

Multiple Choice

Match each term with the appropriate definition.
-C.botulinum​​

• A)as few as 10 of these bacteria may cause death by kidney failure in vulnerable people
• B)the most common cause of food-borne illness in the United States
• C)it is estimated that over 1,027,000 cases of this infection occur in the United States each year
• D)bacteria that thrive without oxygen and produce gases as they grow
• E)common contaminant on chicken and causes an estimated 845,025 cases of food-borne illness each year
• F)fatal neurodegenerative disease caused by a prion that mainly affects cattle
• G)poisoning from fish that is caused by a neurotoxin present in microorganisms called dinoflagellates
• H)illness related to consumption of foods or beverages containing disease-causing bacteria,viruses,parasites,toxic chemicals,or other harmful substances
• I)infectious,misfolded protein that has the capability of causing normal proteins to become misfolded,thereby producing disease
• J)spread of bacteria,viruses,or other harmful substances from one surface to another
• K)infection during pregnancy can cause miscarriage and stillbirth

Appreciate the necessity of critical thinking skills in a global high-tech world.

Analyze the benefits of fostering a culture of critical thinking in workplaces.

Evaluate arguments and reasoning within discussions and written work critically.

Identify failures of critical thinking and understand their consequences.

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Definitions:

Magnocellular Cells

Neurons located in the magnocellular layer of the lateral geniculate nucleus, involved in the processing of motion and other aspects of visual information.

Visual Acuity

The clarity or sharpness of vision, measured by the ability to discern letters or numbers at a given distance according to a fixed standard.

Parvocellular Neurons

Neurons located within the parvocellular layer of the thalamus, known for processing visual information pertaining to color and fine details.

Lateral Geniculate Nucleus

The lateral geniculate nucleus is a vital part of the thalamus that processes visual information received from the retina before it is sent to the visual cortex.