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LAB QUIZES 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| WHAT IS THE PROPER WAY TO CARRY A MICROSCOPE | BY THE BASE AND THE ARM |
| WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE OBJECTIVES | MAGINIFIES THE IMAGES OF THE SPECIMEN TO FORM AN ENLARGENED IMAGE |
| WHAT IS THE DIAPHRAGM ON THE MICROSCOPE USED FOR | REGULATES THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT PASSING THROUGH THE SPECIMEN |
| WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE FINE AND COURSE ADJUSTMENTS | COARSE-> MAKES LARGER FOCUSING FINE-> PRECISION FOCUSING |
| WHAT PART OF THE MICROSCOPE PRODUCES THE LIGHT | CONDENSER |
| WHAT PARTS ARE LOCATED IN THE BODY OF THE MICROSCOPE | PRISMS,EYEPIECE TUBE, AND LENSES |
| WHAT IS THE TOTAL MAGNIFICATION OF THE MICROSCOPE UNDER DIN4 10X | 40X |
| WHAT IS THE TOTAL MAGNIFICATION OF THE MICROSCOPE UNDER DIN10 10Z | 100X |
| WHAT IS THE TOTAL MAGNIFICATION OF THE MICROSCOPE UNDER DIN 40 10X | 400X |
| IF YOUR MICROSCOPE LENS IS DIRTY WHAT SHOULD YOU USED TO CLEAN IT | LENS PAPER |
| WHAT HAPPENS TO THE LIGHT INTENSITY AS YOU ADJUST THE DIAPHRAGM | IT MAKES THE LIGHT CHANGE TO BRIGHTER OR NOT AS BRIGHT |
| EXPLAIN WHY A SPECIMEN THAT YOU WISH TO VIEW WITH A COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPE MUST BE VERY THIN | LIGHT MUST BE ABLE TO PENETRATE THROUGH THE SPECIMEN SO THAT YOU CAN SEE EVERY DETAIL |
| WHAT HAPPENS TO THE SIZE OF THE FIELD OF VIEW OF A MICROSCOPE WHEN YOU SWITCH FROM LOW POWER TO HIGH POWER? | HIGH POWER IS SMALLER |
| IN WHAT POSITION SHOULD THE STAGE BE LOCATED WHEN YOU FIRST BEGIN TO FOCUS IN ON AN OBJECT? WHY? | ALL THE WAY DOWN, SO YOU HAVE ROOM TO ADJUST IT WITHOUT HITTING THE OBJECTIVES |
| EXPLAIN WHY IT IS IMPORTANT NOT TO USE THE COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB AFTER YOU HAVE MOVED TO A POWER OTHER THAN LOW | IT COULD HIT THE LENS CAUSING IT TO SCRATCH IT |
| WHEN PREPARING A WET MOUNT SLIDE WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO AVOID TRAPPING AIR BUBBLES UNDER THE COVER SLIP | COULD DISTORT THE VIEW OF THE OBJECT |
| WHEN YOU MOVE THE SLIDE TO THE LEFT ON THE STAGE, IN WHAT DIRECTION DOES THE IMAGE APPEAR TO MOVE | TO THE RIGHT |
| WHEN YOU MOVE THE SLIDE TO AWAY FROM YOU ON THE STAGE, IN WHAT DIRECTION DOES THE IMAGE APPEAR TO MOVE | IT COMES TOWARD YOU |
| WHAT IS AN ERYTHROCYTE | RED BLOOD CELL |
| WHAT IS A LEUKOCYTE | WHITE BLOOD CELL |
| WHAT IS A THROMBOCYTE | PLATELETS |
| WHAT ANTICOAGULANT DOES A PURPLE TOP TUBE CONTAIN AND HOW DOES IT WORK | EDTA->PREVENTS CLOTTING BY FORMING AN INSOLUBLE COMPLEX WITH CALCIUM, WHICH IS NECESSARY FOR CLOT FORMATION |
| WHAT ANTICOAGULANT DOES A GREEN TOP TUBE CONTAIN AND HOW DOES IT WORK | HEPARIN, PREVENTING CONVERSION OF PROTHROMBIN TO THROMBIN DURING CLOTTING PROCESSES. |
| WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO DRAW BLOOD FROM AND GIVE A REASON WHY | THE JUGULAR, LARGEST VESSEL , SO THAT YOU CAN GET A GOOD AMOUNT OF BLOOD |
| WHAT DOES CBC STAND FOR | COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT |
| WHAT DOES PCV STAND FOR AND WHAT DOES IT MEASURE | PACKED CELL VOLUME. THE % OF WHOLE BLOOD THAT MAKES RBC'S |
| WHAT DOES TP STAND FOR | TOTAL PROTEIN |
| WHEN MAKING A BLOOD SMEAR, WHAT TYPE OF TUBE MUST THE BLOOD COME FROM | PURPLE TOP |
| WHAT IS THE TOOL CALLED THAT MEASURES TP | REFRACTOMETER |
| WHAT DOES OSHA STAND FOR | OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH ADMINISTRATION |
| WHAT DOES MSDS STAND FOR | MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET |
| WHAT IS THE WORD YOU NEED TO REMEMBER WHEN PUTTING OUT A FIRE WITH AN EXTINGUISHER | PASS |
| WHAT ARE TWO REASONS YOU SHOULD NOT TRY AND PUT OUT A FIRE | YOU COULD GET HURT, IF YOU DONT HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT |
| WHAT DOES PPE STAND FOR | PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT |
| WHAT IS THE NUMBER ONE RULE OF RADIOLOGY | KEEP HANDS OUT OF FILMS |
| SHOULD CHEMICALS BE KEPT ABOVE EYE LEVEL | NO |
| WHAT SHOULD YOU ALWAYS CHECK YOUR ANESTHETIC MACHINE FOR | LEAKS |
| WHAT ARE SECONDARY LABELS | LABELS OTHER THAN THE ONES THAT COME ON THE PRODUCT |
| WHAT ARE 5 REQUIREMENTS THAT MUST BE IN A VETERINARY LABORATORY IN ORDER FOR IT TO BE A WORKABLE SPACE | VET LAB, SINK, PRINTER, CENTERFUIGE, LASERCYTE, |
| REFRACTOMETER | AKA TOTAL SOLIDS METER |
| SG | SPECIFIC GRAVITY |
| PHOTOMETRY | IN HOUSE DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT SHINES DIFFERENT COLORS OF LIGHT THROUGH BLOOD |
| IMPEDANCE ANALYZERS | ELECTRONIC CELL COUNTER |
| SOP | STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE |
| CONTROL MATERIAL | MADE OF HUMAN BLOOD |
| PURPOSE OF OSHA | REDUCE AND ELIMINATE INJURY AND ILLNESS |
| OSHA | FEDERAL LAWS FOR THE SAFE WORKPLACE |
| OSHA | RIGHT TO HAZARD FREE WORKPLACE |
| YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE TO KNOW | OSHA LAWS FOR VETERINARY HOSPITALS |
| WHO CAN ALLOW AN OSHA INSPECTION | ONLY THE PRACTICE OWNER |
| YOU MUST ASK FOR HELP WITH PATIENTS | THAT ARE OVER 40 POUNDS |
| ORGANIZE | LABELS ARE GOOD |
| MAKE SURE THE HOSPITAL IS CLEAN AND SMELLS GOOD | NO MATTER WHAT |
| AFTER NAIL TRIMS YOU MUST | SWEEP |
| HALLS AND STAIRS | ARE NOT STORAGE |
| SHELVES | DONT OVERLOAD |
| LIDS | MUST BE ON ALL LIQUIDS |
| CHEMICALS MUST BE KEPT | AT EYE LEVEL |
| EAT AND DRINK | ONLY IN DESIGNATED AREAS |
| YOU MUST | HAVE HAIR TIED BACK WITH NO JEWELRY |
| USE PROPER GUARDS AND | REPORT ALL BURNS |
| EXTENSION CORDS ARE FOR | TEMPORARY USE ONLY |
| DO NOT BREAK | FLUORESCENT BULBS |
| KEEP ALL | NONO-CLIENT DOORS LOCKED |
| USE BUZZERS AND BARRIERS WHEN THE PRACTICE IS | OPEN 24 HOURS |
| DO NOT | PROP DOORS OPEN |
| DO NOT | DISASSEMBLE LOCKING SYSTEMS |
| DO NOT | WITH HOLD WHAT A ROBBER IS LOOKING FOR |
| DO NOT | TURN ALARM SYSTEMS OFF |
| RIGHT TO KNOW | BE INFORMED OF ALL CHEMICALS YOU MAY BE EXPOSED TO |
| YOU MUST WEAR | ALL SAFETY EQUIPMENT |
| MSDS | MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS |
| ADD CONCENTRATE TO WATER | NEVER WATER TO CONCENTRATE |
| DONT | MIX CHEMICALS |
| SPILLED CHEMICALS | REFER TO MSDS FOR CLEAN UP |
| LIST 3 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY TESTS USED TO EVALUATE THE KIDNEYS | PRO/CREA RATIO, URINALYSIS, BUN |
| LIST 3 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY TESTS USED TO EVALUATE THE LIVER | ALP, AST, ALT |
| LIST 3 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY TESTS ASSOCIATED WITH QUANTIFYING BLOOD PROTEIN LEVELS | TOTAL PROTEIN, ALB, GLOB |
| LIST 2 ENZYME TESTS USED TO EVALUATE THE PANCREAS | AMML, LIPA |
| INCREASED LEVELS OF Ca IN THE BLOOD; | HYPERCALCEMIA |
| DECREASED LEVELS OF K IN THE BLOOD: | HYPOKALEMIA |
| DECREASED LEVELS OF Na IN THE BLOOD: | HYPONATREMIA |
| INCREASED LEVELS OF P IN THE BLOOD | HYPERPHOSPHATEMIA |
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