This document contains a list of medical terms, laboratory tests, and brief descriptions. Some key points include:
1. Items 1-3 discuss various infectious diseases including Cat scratch disease caused by Bartonella henselae and Mycoplasma pneumoniae causing walking pneumonia.
2. Items 9, 12, 26, and 27 relate to glucose and diabetes, discussing conditions like Cushing's syndrome, hyperglycemia, and impaired glucose tolerance.
3. Items 15, 20, 31, 76, and 77 involve coagulation disorders and tests, such as deficiencies in factors VIII and XII, lupus anticoagulant, and effects of heparin contamination.
This document contains a list of medical terms, laboratory tests, and brief descriptions. Some key points include:
1. Items 1-3 discuss various infectious diseases including Cat scratch disease caused by Bartonella henselae and Mycoplasma pneumoniae causing walking pneumonia.
2. Items 9, 12, 26, and 27 relate to glucose and diabetes, discussing conditions like Cushing's syndrome, hyperglycemia, and impaired glucose tolerance.
3. Items 15, 20, 31, 76, and 77 involve coagulation disorders and tests, such as deficiencies in factors VIII and XII, lupus anticoagulant, and effects of heparin contamination.
This document contains a list of medical terms, laboratory tests, and brief descriptions. Some key points include:
1. Items 1-3 discuss various infectious diseases including Cat scratch disease caused by Bartonella henselae and Mycoplasma pneumoniae causing walking pneumonia.
2. Items 9, 12, 26, and 27 relate to glucose and diabetes, discussing conditions like Cushing's syndrome, hyperglycemia, and impaired glucose tolerance.
3. Items 15, 20, 31, 76, and 77 involve coagulation disorders and tests, such as deficiencies in factors VIII and XII, lupus anticoagulant, and effects of heparin contamination.
This document contains a list of medical terms, laboratory tests, and brief descriptions. Some key points include:
1. Items 1-3 discuss various infectious diseases including Cat scratch disease caused by Bartonella henselae and Mycoplasma pneumoniae causing walking pneumonia.
2. Items 9, 12, 26, and 27 relate to glucose and diabetes, discussing conditions like Cushing's syndrome, hyperglycemia, and impaired glucose tolerance.
3. Items 15, 20, 31, 76, and 77 involve coagulation disorders and tests, such as deficiencies in factors VIII and XII, lupus anticoagulant, and effects of heparin contamination.
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Cat scratch disease – bartonella henslea
2. Microscopic agglutination caused by CAIHA: answers: presence of cold antibodies & infection w/ Mycoplasma pneumoniae
3. Mycoplasma pneumo causes walking pneumonia
4. Latex agglutination staph aureus – clumping & protein A 5. False DECREASE ESR – delay 8 hrs in set up 6. Prolonged apnea – pseudocholinesterase 7. Specimen rotavirus – stool 8. Specimen legionella – urine antigen 9. Cushing’s syndrome – hyperglycemia 10. Increased Ca and normal PTH – metastatic carcinoma 11. Primedone – Phenobarbital 12. Low sodium – hyperglycemia 13. Low sodium – repeat ion selective electrode 14. Low erythropoietin – polycythemia vera 15. PT normal (patient for gall bladder surgery), PTT prolonged, TT normal – factor XII assay 16. They give Ab panel and you identify (lewis Ab) – adsorbed from plasma 17. Cbc result: about method 1, method 2 – lyse resistant in Hgb C 18. quantitative fecal fat test – weight & extraction 19. absent trophozoite / merozoite – PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM 20. lupus anticoagulant – thrombosis 21. UA results: 25 – 30 renal tubular epi cells acute tubular necrosis 22. Bacteria LAP (-), bile esculin (+), NaCl (growth), PYR (-) Resistant to vancomycin – leuconostoc 23. Carbon dioxide ion selective electrode measure – pCO2 24. ANA patterned picture – (speckled or nuclear anti-SSA) 25. Monocytosis seen in tuberculosis 26. FBS:120, OGTT: 140 – impaired glucose 27. Patient with fasting blood glucose 155mg/dL & random 225 mg/dL - OGTT 28. Hair perforation test: trichophyton mentagropytes & T. rubrum 29. 18% retics – Heinz body stain 30. 0.1% retics – pure red cell aplasia 31. streptokinase therapy does not work in myocardial infarction – D-dimer positive 32. lesion of arm, cigar bodies – sporothrix schoenkii 33. hct 33%, hct 33.5% in manual – lipemic 34. rbc in reagent strip, none seen in microscope: diluted ALKALINE urine 35. blastoconidia – mother & daughter cells 36. CSF storage in subsequent culture – incubate at 35C temp 37. TSI, A/A, oxidase positive – aeromonas 38. Pink colony on MAC agar, LOA -++: enterobacter cloacae 39. CA 19-9: pancreatic marker 40. Increased hemolytic anemia – increased UNCONJUGATED bili, increased urobilinogen 41. EIA HTLA ½ reactive, what to do next? – western blot 42. False NEGATIVE ABO – red cells positive DAT 43. Anti-IgG NEGATIVE, anti C3D POSITIVE – prewarm saline solution 44. Echinocytes picture – faulty to dry the slide 45. No growth @ 6.5% NaCl – streptococcus bovis (group D), endocarditis & colorectal cancer 46. Specific gravity 1.010 at 4C result glucose 1000mg/dL – correct the temperature due to high glucose 47. What is the saliva Le(A+ B-) person? – Lea 48. Ph 4.5 in urine – high protein diet 49. Tap water: M. gordonae 50. Mutation of polycythemia vera: JAK 51. Pharyngitis, seen in renal biopsy: s. pyogenes 52. Differentiate p. aeruginosa from p. putida: 42C 53. Valinomycin: potassium 54. Image of crithidia lucilae: double stranded, SLE 55. pH measurement needs: known buffer @ constant temp 56. butchers cut – e. rhusiopathiae 57. many tear drops(PBS), what deficiency? – DNA 58. favors growth of anaerobic GNR – vitamin K & hemin 59. rapid testing for CMV? - PCR DNA urine 60. rouleaux not seen in what phase? AHG 61. Burr cells – uremia 62. Newborn w/o thymus gland, normal B cells but no production of t cells – DiGeorge syndrome 63. PT control out but APTT within normal range – change CaCl2 reagent 64. Organism isolated in Hektoen: TSI K/A, H2S (+), PAD (-), lysine decarboxylase (-), urea(+), citrate (+) tech report as NORMAL FLORA 65. Instrument linearity something about comparing means – paired T-test 66. Postprandial lipemia? Triglycerides!!! 67. Whole blood donation stops at 390 mL: pRBC (low volume unit) 68. Le(a) Le(b) IS 37 AHG 0+1+00 0+1+00 + 0 0 + / - 2W + / - 2W + 0 0 +/ -2W +/-2W glycolipid absorbed from plasma 69. Ab that deteriorates in storage: P1 70. Choose positive controls to test for anti-c and negative control to test anti-Fy(a): C+c+ for positive control, Fy(a) for negative control 71. Detection of Ab where 11 tubes resulted NEGATIVE in AHG, but when added CC 4 of them didn’t agglutinate – machine didn’t dispense correctly the saline in the wash 72. IS 37 AHG CC SC1 0 0 0 2+ SC2 +/- +/- 0 2+ Answer: add 4 drops of serum 73. patient DAT (4+), IAT (+), did eluate and the results are DAT (2+) they auto absorb serum and keeps reacting to SCI1 & SC2 in AHG, what should you do? Panel cells (there was also enzyme panel cells, report DAT or make another autoadsorption) 74. Anti-A Anti-B Rh Du Control D 0 0 3+ + - IS 37 AHG CC SC1 0 0 0 2+ SC2 0 0 0 2+ Patient cells 0, 0, 2+ not tested presents auto allo Ab 75. calculate % of saturation – UIBC 185, Fe 125, TIBC = 185 + 125 = 310 %sat (125/310) * 100 = 40% 76. PT normal, PTT (56), mix 1: plasma (47) factor VIII deficiency 77. Sample taken from indwelling catheter, patient isn’t on anticoagulants yet PTT & TT are way elevated – HEPARIN CONTAMINATION (from catheter) 78. In the second phase of platelet aggregation what is irreversible? Fibrin formation 79. Control and patient’s PTT elevated, control & patient PT elevated: thromboplastin was added by error 80. Anti-A Anti-B A B 4+ 4+ 2+ 2+ What should tech do? First, perform Ab screen w/ autocontrol. If screen & autocontrol = negative THEN Prewarm b/c cold agglutinins 180. Anti-A Anti-B A B 0 2+mf 4+ 0 Discrepancy due to Bx-subgroup 81. HgbA1C – what can be the trouble with the test??? decreased life span on RBCs (in the case of sickle cell) 82. Mycoplasma can’t be treated w/ penicillin = no cell wall 83. Effect of dextran as anticoagulant: destroy D antigen 84. Potassium permanganate: quenching agent 85. Common error in PCR: nucleic acid contamination 86. Low incidence Ag present in blood panel: Wra 87. Surfactant fetal lung maturity – phosphatidyl glycerol 88. Anti-microsomal – hashimoto’s thyroiditis 89. In multichannel analyzer, controls of enzymatic assays are lower than expected values while non-enzymatic assay controls are within normal limits. What is the probable cause? instrument temperature may be low 90. Speckled pattern – anti SBB, anti RNP, anti Sm 91. Patient has the results after collecting blood in an indwelling catheter. Patient is not in heparin / anticoagulant therapy. APTT: abnormal, PT: normal, fibrinogen: 150 mg/dL, what test should be ordered? Factor XII assay 92. PREDOMINANTLY seen in acute phase of infection but rarely seen in chronic infection? anti- HBc, IgM 93. Adrenal cushing syndrome – TSH decrease, cortisol increase 94. Deferred donor: Hepatitis Ig six months ago