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| Which type of immunity results from just being human |
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| Type of immunity that requires an injection with an antibody |
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| artificially acquired passive |
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| What type of T cells prevent a person from having a disease twice |
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| What is unique on an individual and is present on every cell of the persons body |
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| Major histocompatability complex MHC |
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| What increases V cell production and stimulate red bone marrow to produce more white blood cells |
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| What secretes chemicals that produce holes in membranes of harmful cells |
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| Type of immunity that crosses the placenta or passes through the breast milk |
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| naturally acquired passive immunity |
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| What binds to antigens to cells and attacks them directly |
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| Type of immunity results to exposure to an antigen |
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| naturally acquired passive |
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| People with what type of blood are universal donors |
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| What becomes plasma cells in response to an antigen and make antibodies against specific antigens |
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| What are most lymphocytes in the blood |
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| Mucus membranes and skin are what type of body defense |
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| What is the liquid or fluid portion of blood |
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| RBCs WBCs and platelets are known as |
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| Blood type that can only receive one type of blood |
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| How does an individual develop a naturally acquired active immunity |
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| exposure to organisms that cause disease |
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| What blood type are universal recipients |
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| How long to red blood cells live for |
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| Sterilization or eradication of all organisms of the surface of instruments is performed by |
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| A device that spins specimens at high speeds |
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| Plasma makes up what percentage of the blood |
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| A living organism that carries microorganisms from an infected person to another |
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| Which hormone controls production of RBCs |
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| A host that is unaware of the presence of a pathogen which spreads disease |
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| Which lab test uses samples of Whole blood to identify problems with count size and shape |
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| What is not needed to fill out disease report forms |
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| Number of fire extinguisher in the office depends on what |
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| The bodies ability to resist pathogens and disease |
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| The cycle of infection begins with |
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| The condition in which the pathogens are absent or controlled |
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| What is an infection that is congenital |
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| Individual to whom a pathogen has been transmitted who has little or no immunity to infection - |
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| Which are grape like clusters of cocci that are commonly found on the skin |
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| What is an example of a sub cellular microorganism |
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| Example of a microorganism that is classified as a prokaryotic cell |
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| Beneficial bacteria found in the body that produce vitamin are called |
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| What is the most common way to classify bacteria |
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| What filters the blood and removes old or worn out RBCs |
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| Disease where the body begins to attack itself |
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| What is a cause of cancer- |
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| What are fluids in the body called |
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| Body defense mechanism where the monocytes leave the blood stream to attack pathogens and other tissues |
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| Substance that trigger allergic response |
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| Foreign substance in the body |
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| What is a disease causing agent |
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| What assists in immune response regulation |
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| monokins, lymphkines , cytokines |
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| What is the small band between the red blood cells and plasma |
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| What is the rupturing of Red blood cells |
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| What prevents blood from clogging |
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| What forms when blood leaks from the vein and gets under the skin |
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| What forms when blood leaks from the vein and gets under the skin |
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| What is the oxyhemoglobin that carries Carbon dioxide |
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| Granulocytes include what |
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| their neutrophils , basophils and eosinophils |
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| The percentage of RBCs in a sample of blood is called |
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| What are the 3 major types of plasma proteins |
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| What is the inability to absorb Vitamin V12 |
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| Assuming all blood and body fluids are infected |
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| Used in health care facilities for the care of patients to prevent the transmitting of disease in the healthcare setting |
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| Foreign objects that are visible through a microscope |
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| Positive and negative controls used for this type of test |
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| Which test gives you normal ranges |
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| Program that is designed to assure the patient care |
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| Program to insure accuracy in test results |
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| Type of lab that is owned and operated outside of the medical practice |
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| Specimen with a known value used for calibration |
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| What is the most commonly used staining procedure |
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| An organism that lives in another organism |
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| Single cell organism found in soil or water |
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| When you spread a specimen thinly and evenly across the slide |
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| The smallest known infectious agent |
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| Preparation of a specimen in a liquid to maintain organisms alive |
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| Fungus that reproduces by budding |
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| A small infectious particle made of protein |
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| A liver infection that can lead to sorosis and death |
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| What leave in the intestine and lay their eggs on the skin surrounding the anus |
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