Use of basic techniques should include

selecting appropriate equipment (e.g., scales, balances, graduated cylinders, pipettes) to accurately determine weight and measurement of materials
explaining molarity
explaining the concept of solution concentration and its relationship to measurement
consulting tables or using formulas to convert between metric and English measuring systems.

Process/Skill Questions:

How should one measure a small amount of a powdered material in a medical laboratory setting?
Why is it important to measure accurately when mixing solutions?
Why should a medical laboratory professional record his or her measurements and label mixtures?
What could happen if some of a medical laboratory professional's measurements were in the English system and some of them were metric? Why is it important for measurements to be consistent?