URINALYSIS AND BODY FLUIDS ACTUAL TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS PROFESSIONAL REVIEW RESOURCE

URINALYSIS AND BODY FLUIDS ACTUAL
TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
PROFESSIONAL REVIEW RESOURCE

●● Sepsis: uniform blood
Answer: Which of the following descriptions of synocial fluid does not
correlate?


●● Monosodium urate
Answer: Crystals that are found in synovial fluid during attacks of gout
are most likely:


●● Uric acid
Answer: In gout, both serum and synovial fluid will have increased
levels of:


●● Ultrafiltration of plasma
Answer: Synovial fluid is produced by:


●● protein
Answer: The concentration of which of the following chemicals found in
synovial fluid differs most noticeably from the plasma concentration?

, ●● Infection
Answer: A turbid synovial fluid with yellow-green color indicates:


●● Neutrophils
Answer: All of the following primary cells are seen in normal synovial
fluid:


●● Increased ingestion of dairy products
Answer: All of the following can cause crystals to be present in the
synovial fluid:


●● Septic
Answer: A cloudy, yellow-green synovial fluid with 100,000 white blood
cells (WBCs), a predominance of neutrophils, and a decreased glucose
should be classified as:


●● Inflammatory
Answer: An arthrocentesis is performed on a patient with lupus
erythematosus that produces a cloudy yellow fluid with 2000 WBCs, of
which 55% is neutrophils. This fluid should be classified as:


●● Noninflammatory
Answer: A clear, pale yellow synovial fluid with good viscosity and a
WBC count of 1000 should be classified as: