Practice Exam Questions and Answers-
AVA diagnostic imaging
Am infestation of ___________ is called pediculosis - Answer-Lice
Which factor would affect the measurement of the liquid in a pipette? - Answer-The temperature of the
liquid
Which device measures how much light is bent around a substance? - Answer-Refractometer
The ___________ is the place where the parasite reproduces - Answer-Definitive host
Which solvent is used to clean immersion oil from the microscope? - Answer-Xylene
Jens patient is a Miniature Schnauzer brought in for a rash on his belly that the owner finds alarming.
Looking at the patients belly, Jen suspects Microsporum canis. How should she collect the sample for
testing? - Answer-Scrape the edge of the lesion with a scalpel
In the laboratory environment, inconsistent room temperature could impact - Answer-Quality control
, What is an impression smear? - Answer-Touching a clean glass slide to several areas of the lesion
The electrolytes that are most commonly measured are sodium, potassium, calcium, and? - Answer-
Phosphorus
Black and tarry feces is suggestive of - Answer-Bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal tract
A _______ is a positive test result on a patient who is in reality negative for an antigen - Answer-False-
positive
_______________ is the set of procedures established to ensure that clinical testing is performed in
compliance with accepted standards and that the process and its results are properly documented -
Answer-Quality assurance
The fecal sedimentation procedure is used to identify - Answer-Fluke ova
When preparing supplies for a vagina cytology exam, the veterinary assistant should gather lubricant,
sterile moistened swabs, and a(n) - Answer-Vaginal speculum
The ___________ is performed by puncturing the patients cheek - Answer-Buccal mucosa bleeding time
test
All laboratories must have a(n) _________ in the room - Answer-Sink
In the cell-mediated immunity, ____________ recognize specific antigens, such as those of fungi,
parasites, intercellular bacteria, or tumor cells, and help remove them from the animal by lysing the
infected or cancerous cell or organism - Answer-Lymphocytes
AVA diagnostic imaging
Am infestation of ___________ is called pediculosis - Answer-Lice
Which factor would affect the measurement of the liquid in a pipette? - Answer-The temperature of the
liquid
Which device measures how much light is bent around a substance? - Answer-Refractometer
The ___________ is the place where the parasite reproduces - Answer-Definitive host
Which solvent is used to clean immersion oil from the microscope? - Answer-Xylene
Jens patient is a Miniature Schnauzer brought in for a rash on his belly that the owner finds alarming.
Looking at the patients belly, Jen suspects Microsporum canis. How should she collect the sample for
testing? - Answer-Scrape the edge of the lesion with a scalpel
In the laboratory environment, inconsistent room temperature could impact - Answer-Quality control
, What is an impression smear? - Answer-Touching a clean glass slide to several areas of the lesion
The electrolytes that are most commonly measured are sodium, potassium, calcium, and? - Answer-
Phosphorus
Black and tarry feces is suggestive of - Answer-Bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal tract
A _______ is a positive test result on a patient who is in reality negative for an antigen - Answer-False-
positive
_______________ is the set of procedures established to ensure that clinical testing is performed in
compliance with accepted standards and that the process and its results are properly documented -
Answer-Quality assurance
The fecal sedimentation procedure is used to identify - Answer-Fluke ova
When preparing supplies for a vagina cytology exam, the veterinary assistant should gather lubricant,
sterile moistened swabs, and a(n) - Answer-Vaginal speculum
The ___________ is performed by puncturing the patients cheek - Answer-Buccal mucosa bleeding time
test
All laboratories must have a(n) _________ in the room - Answer-Sink
In the cell-mediated immunity, ____________ recognize specific antigens, such as those of fungi,
parasites, intercellular bacteria, or tumor cells, and help remove them from the animal by lysing the
infected or cancerous cell or organism - Answer-Lymphocytes
