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Term Definition
Urine specimens should be A
analyzed as soon as possible
after collection. If urine
specimens are allowed to stand
at room temperature for an
excessive amount of time, the
urine pH will become alkaline
because of bacterial
decomposition of
A. Protein
B. Urea
C. Creatinine
D. Ketones
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True False
Correct definition
, B
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Term Definition
"Glitter cell" is a term used to D
describe a specific type of:
A. Ketone body
B. Oval fat body
C. Fatty droplet
D. Neutrophil
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True False
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Term Definition
Which of the following
A
statements pertains to
screening methods used to
determine pregnancy?
A. Immunoassays will use
reagent anti-hCG to react with
patient hCG.
B. A random urine specimen is
the preferred specimen for
,pregnancy screening tests.
C. Internal controls provided
within the kit will assess if the
patient's specimen was
collected correctly.
D. External quality control is not
needed with these methods
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True False
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Term Definition
If a fasting plasma glucose level A
of 100 mg/dL is obtained on an
individual, what is the expected
fasting cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
glucose level in mg/dL?
A. 25
B. 50
C. 65
D. 100
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True False
Correct definition
, C
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Term Definition
Why are occult blood tests
C
using anti-hemoglobin unable
to detect bleeding happening in
the esophagus?
A. The hemoglobin is degraded
by the time of excretion and is
not recognized by the antibody.
B. The K-ras gene will be
degraded by bacteria.
C. The dye used in the test
cannot detect intact red blood
cells.
D. Urobilinogen and bilirubin in
the intestines will interfere with
the test
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True False
Correct definition
A
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Term Definition
Urine specimens should be A
analyzed as soon as possible
after collection. If urine
specimens are allowed to stand
at room temperature for an
excessive amount of time, the
urine pH will become alkaline
because of bacterial
decomposition of
A. Protein
B. Urea
C. Creatinine
D. Ketones
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True False
Correct definition
, B
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Term Definition
"Glitter cell" is a term used to D
describe a specific type of:
A. Ketone body
B. Oval fat body
C. Fatty droplet
D. Neutrophil
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True False
3 of 59
Term Definition
Which of the following
A
statements pertains to
screening methods used to
determine pregnancy?
A. Immunoassays will use
reagent anti-hCG to react with
patient hCG.
B. A random urine specimen is
the preferred specimen for
,pregnancy screening tests.
C. Internal controls provided
within the kit will assess if the
patient's specimen was
collected correctly.
D. External quality control is not
needed with these methods
Give this one a try later!
True False
4 of 59
Term Definition
If a fasting plasma glucose level A
of 100 mg/dL is obtained on an
individual, what is the expected
fasting cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
glucose level in mg/dL?
A. 25
B. 50
C. 65
D. 100
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True False
Correct definition
, C
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Term Definition
Why are occult blood tests
C
using anti-hemoglobin unable
to detect bleeding happening in
the esophagus?
A. The hemoglobin is degraded
by the time of excretion and is
not recognized by the antibody.
B. The K-ras gene will be
degraded by bacteria.
C. The dye used in the test
cannot detect intact red blood
cells.
D. Urobilinogen and bilirubin in
the intestines will interfere with
the test
Give this one a try later!
True False
Correct definition
A
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