Read the lab description and answer questions 33-38 You are…
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Reаd the lаb descriptiоn аnd answer questiоns 33-38 Yоu are lactose intolerant. You found an unlabeled container of milk in your fridge and you want to know if it is safe for you to use that milk on your cereal. Unfortunately, you ran out of Lactaid tabs. You happen to have a container of urinalysis strips in your medicine cabinet, but you're not sure how old those strips are. You decided to do an experiment on some known beverages in your fridge along with the unknown milk to see if it is safe for you to drink. Your mom is a diabetic and there just happens to be a glucose solution in the refrigerator for emergencies. Below is a table containing the results from your experiment. Sample Actual glucose content in mg/dL Water 0 Sprite 750 Diet Sprite 0 Bottled Starbucks Iced Coffee 1000 Gatorade 250 Glucose solution 750 Unknown Milk 750 What is your positive control?
Reаd the lаb descriptiоn аnd answer questiоns 33-38 Yоu are lactose intolerant. You found an unlabeled container of milk in your fridge and you want to know if it is safe for you to use that milk on your cereal. Unfortunately, you ran out of Lactaid tabs. You happen to have a container of urinalysis strips in your medicine cabinet, but you're not sure how old those strips are. You decided to do an experiment on some known beverages in your fridge along with the unknown milk to see if it is safe for you to drink. Your mom is a diabetic and there just happens to be a glucose solution in the refrigerator for emergencies. Below is a table containing the results from your experiment. Sample Actual glucose content in mg/dL Water 0 Sprite 750 Diet Sprite 0 Bottled Starbucks Iced Coffee 1000 Gatorade 250 Glucose solution 750 Unknown Milk 750 What is your positive control?
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