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| Antibiotic susceptibility test determines |
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| Which are effective against a particular microbe |
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| Microbe often causative agent of hospital-acquired diarrhea |
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| Catheterized urine specimen collected |
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| From sterile tube passed through urethera into bladder |
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| CSF is abbreviation for fluid that comes from |
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| Clean-catch refers to collection of urine |
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| After cleaning the genital area |
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| Test that identifies bacteria and antibiotics used against it |
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| Type of infection classified as UTI |
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| Fluid aspirated from sac that surrounds the heart |
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| Test includes physical, chemical, and microscopic analysis of specimen |
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| Aspirating specimen from flexible tube coming out of patients nose. What test? |
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| Specimen obtained by inserting flexible swab through nose |
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| Test used to elevate stomach acid production |
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| Rubbing swab on inside of cheek, type of specimen |
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| Type of bacterium that can damage stomach lining |
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| Exocrine gland disorder that primarily affects lungs, upper respiratory tract, liver, and pancreas |
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| Blood that cannot be seen with the naked eye |
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| Special information required in addition to routine ID |
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| Type and source of specimen |
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| Most frequently analyzed non-blood specimen |
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| Can occur in urine specimens not processed timely |
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Breakdown of bilirubin
Decomposition of cells
Overgrowth of bacteria
ALL OF THE ABOVE |
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| Specimen ideal for most urine tests |
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| Routine urinalysis specimens that cannot be analyzed within 2 hours require |
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| Urine C & S typically ordered |
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| Urine cytology studies look for presence of |
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| Urine drug screening is unable to |
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| Identify a deliberate overdose |
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| Pregnancy confirmed by testing urine for |
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| Type of urine best for pregnancy testing |
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| Type of specimen typically used for routine urinalysis |
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| Urine specimen normally most concentrated |
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| May require serial urine specimens collected at specific times |
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| Discard first morning specimen, start timing, and collect all urine for 24 hours including next morning specimen |
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| Urine creatinine clearance test |
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| 24-hour urine specimen is required |
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| Used to compare urine concentrations of glucose and ketones to blood concentrations |
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| Requires midstream clean-catch |
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| Midstream urine collection steps |
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| Void into toilet, void into container, void any remaining urine into toilet |
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| Midstream clean-catch urine |
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| Collection in a sterile container |
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| Urine specimen obtained by inserting sterile needle directly into urinary bladder |
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| Test performed on amniotic fluid |
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| Amniotic fluid comes from |
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| Sac containing a fetus in the womb |
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| CSF analysis used in diagnosis of |
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| Tests commonly performed on CSF |
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Cell counts
Glucose
Total protein
ALL OF THE ABOVE |
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| Test requires intravenous administration of histamine or pentagastrin |
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| NP culture swab collected to detect presence of |
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| Semen analysis can be performed to |
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| Evaluate fertility status |
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| Semen specimen unlikely to be accepted if |
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| Fluid obtained through lumbar puncture |
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| Peritoneal fluid comes from |
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| Fluid from joint cavities |
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| Pleural fluid aspirated from |
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| Accumulation of excess fluid in peritoneal cavity |
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| Sputum specimens diagnose |
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| Used to diagnose cystic fibrosis |
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| ETS tubes used for synovial fluid |
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| EDTA, heparin, and non-additive |
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| Synovial fluid can be tested to identify |
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| Iontophoresis used to collect |
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| Bone marrow aspirated from |
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| Bone marrow studied to identify |
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| Breath specimen used to detect |
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| Test may require 72-hour stool |
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| Specimen transported at 37°C |
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| Sample can be tested for chronic drug abuse |
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| Specimen required for "rapid strep" |
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| Specimen collected during biopsy |
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| Site used when performing sweat chloride on toddler |
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| First tube of CSF collected typically used for |
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Chemistry studies
Immunology tests
Both A and C |
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| Minimally invasive way of obtaining cells for DNA analysis |
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| Fluid from male reproductive system |
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| Sometimes collected for drug testing because not easily tampered with |
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| Test detects parasites and their eggs in feces |
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| Hydrogen breath test detects |
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| Urine samples need to be tested promptly to avoid changes in components |
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| When C & S specimen is delayed for transport it needs to be refrigerated |
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| AFP only appears in pregnant and non-pregnant with patients with cancer |
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| HCG hormone can also appear in the urine of patient with certain types of cancers |
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| Ascites is an excessive accumulation of amniotic fluid |
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| A urine creatinine clearance test also requires a blood creatinine specimen |
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| Additional information typically required on non-blood |
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| Urine specimen used to detect UTI |
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| Non-blood specimen most frequently analyzed in lab |
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| Fluid associated with lungs |
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| Iontophoresis is procedure used to collect sweat |
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| Saliva is used to detect drugs |
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| When looking for occult blood it typically requires a refrigerated stool specimen |
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| Breath test can be used to detect tuberculosis |
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| Amniotic fluid is a type of serous fluid |
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| Sputum used for TB test is called AFB culture |
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| Pericardial fluid is aspirated from the pericardial cavity surrounding the lungs |
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| Peritoneal fluid is aspirated from abdominal cavity |
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| Semen should be collected in condom with spermicide |
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| 2 hour postprandial specimen is collected after a meal |
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| Random urine sample accepted for routine analysis |
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| Fasting specimen is first urination after fasting period is completed |
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| Tolerance test requires specimens collected at specific times |
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| HCG is hormone produced by liver |
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| Cytology studies on urine are performed to detect cancer |
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