Clinical Microscopy - Recall Questions

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white quadrant

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specific hazard

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"A" in the RACE

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Alarm

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Glucose is reabsorbed in what part of nephron

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PCT

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Urine color in melanuria

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Brown/Black

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Principle utilized by automated reagent strip readers

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Reflectance Photometry

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SG of 9% sucrose using refractometer

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1.034 +/- 0.001

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Oval fat bodies are seen

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Nephrotic syndrome

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hCG is produced by _____ of the placenta

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Cytotrophoblast cells

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Renal calculi that is yellow-brown, greasy & resembles an old soap

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Cystine

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Reagent used in the Apt test

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NaOH

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Indirect test for ammonia in the CSF

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CSF glutamine

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counting chamber used for undiluted semen specimens

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Maklee CC

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Specimen in the Diagnex tubeless test

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Urine

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gastric disorder characterized by the absence of free HCl

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pernicious anemia

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An enzyme used to reduce viscosity of synovial fluid

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hyaluronidase (0.05%)

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type of effusion in empyema

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pleural exudate

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trisonomy 21

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down syndrome

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most predominant cell in BAL

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macrophage

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tumor markers for urinary bladder cancer

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Nuclear Matrix Protein

CYFRA 21-1

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Method for preservation of urine culture

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refrigeration

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a process providing documentation of proper sample identification

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chain of custody

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Nomarski and Hoffman are examples of what microscopy

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Interference Contrast Media

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PDCA stands for

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plan-do-check-act

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centrifuges are calibrated every

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3 months

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positive color in the MPS

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blue

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this is the first bowel movement of a fetus

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Meconium

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2,4-dichloroaniline diazonium salt in incorporated in _____ reagent strip

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bilirubin

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it may be precipitated w/ tyrosine if alcohol is added

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leucine

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Renal calculi described as yellowish to brownish red in color with a moderately hard consistency

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Uric acid

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Sequence of cast formation

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hyaline-cellular-coarsely granular-finely granular-waxy

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renal disease associated with anti-neutrophilic cytoplasmis antibody

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wegener's granulomatosis

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what is the earliest form of sperm cell

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Spermatogonium

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the clarity of urine sample should be determined

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following thorough mixing of the specimen

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type of bilirubin detected using reagen strip

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conjugated bilirubin

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Eosinophils and Curschmann's spiralis may be found in what condition

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Bronchial asthma

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how many neutrophils per hpf are indicative of invasive diarrhea

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>/= 3

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ten calcium crtstals were seen per hpf . how do you report this finding?

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moderate

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how do you report bladder cells?

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rare, few, moderate or many /hpf

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which of the following tests is least affected by standing or unpreserved urine

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protein

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degree of hazard "serious hazard"

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3

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Gold standard for glomerular filtration rate

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inulin clearance

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oval fat bodies are assoc. with:

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neprhrotic syndrome

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What is the normal stool pH?

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7.0-8.0

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protein level of 100-200 mg/dl is equivalent to SSA test grading of :

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2+

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what type of tube for gastric fluid collection is passed through the nose?

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Levin tube

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what would most likely to cause a brown-colored seminal fluid?

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blood

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Resemblance with blastomyces in sputum analysis

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Myelin globules

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The normal acrosomal cap should encompass:

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1/2 of the sperm head

2/3 of the nucles

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Major contributor to the amniotic fluid volume after the first trimester of pregnancy

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fetal urine

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these are clusters of columnar cells seen in sputum of a patient with bronchial asthma

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Curschmann's spirals

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Normal fasting gastric fluid appears

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Pale gray and slightly mucoid

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normal volume of gastric fluid of a patient in fasting state

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20-50mL

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duration of routine gastric fluid collection for basal gastric acidity

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1 hour w/ 15-min interval

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basal acid output in pernicious anemia

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0

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darkening of urine is due to

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Homogentisic acid

Methemoglobin

Melanin

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Presence of oligoclonal bands in the CSF but not in serum is indicative of

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Multiple sclerosis

Neurosyphilis

Encephalitis

Neoplastic disorder

Guillain- Barre Syndrome

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a web-like clot or pellicle is formed in the CSF from patients with

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Tubercular meningitis

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"slightly hazard"

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