The Designation CRE Refers to

question 42

Multiple Choice

The designation CRE refers to

• A)a group of bacteria that are resistant to many classes of antibiotics.
• B)an antibiotic that is effective against most gram-negative organisms.
• C)a number of gram-negative bacteria which frequently cause infections in childhood.
• D)a common methodology used in hospital inspections to enumerate and destroy bacteria on surfaces- count, record, eliminate.

Explain the adaptations and strategies animals use to overcome challenges of gas exchange in different environmental conditions.

Comprehend the mechanics of breathing and gas exchange processes.

Recognize and describe the role of respiratory pigments in oxygen transport.

Explain the principles behind lung capacity and its measurements.

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Definitions:

Phase

A measure of the position of a point in time on a waveform cycle, often used in the context of alternating currents to describe the difference in timing between two waveforms.

Consequent-pole Motor

A type of electric motor design that uses additional poles (generated by connections in the winding) to improve torque and reduce pulsations in multi-phase systems.

Running Torque

The torque a motor produces at its rated speed and voltage, crucial for understanding the operational efficiency of the motor.

High

This term is relative and could refer to a level of voltage, resistance, frequency, etc., that is above what is considered normal or average.