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Chapter 44
Question | Answer |
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Glucose into glycogen--stored long term in? | Adipose tissue. |
200-239mg/dl indicates? | Borderline blood cholesterol levels. |
Use as many drop necessary to fill each circle in a PKU test, is this statement correct or incorrect? | Incorrect. |
The VIP to injecting a PPD test? | Make sure a wheel is forming. |
RBC agglutination is a process also referred to as? | Hemagglutination. |
A phenylalanine-restricted diet is important because? | It will prevent mental retardation. |
(T/F):Chemistry tests are NOT part of IM diagnosis? | True. |
What is the reference range for fasting blood sugar? | 70-110mg/dl |
(T/F): When the agglutination test is used for pregnancy does no agglutination indicate a positive pregnancy? | Yes, No aggulation indicates a + test result. |
Does TB have a high amount of lipids in the cell wall? | Yes. |
What does an elevated finding of glycosylated hemoglobin indicate? | Poor glucose control. |
What is the danger of a high low-density lipoprotein level? | It increases risk for coronary artery disease. |
Insulin secreted by the pancreas in response to? | Increased glucose levels. |
Glucagon in secreted in response to? | Decreased glucose levels. |
What will not affect a fasting blood sugar? | Antibiotics. |
(T/F): Is a BCG use for the screening and dx of TB? | No, it is not. |
Which test always involves an antigen, an antibody specific for the antigen and a second antibody? | EIA |
Does exercise raise high-density lipoprotein levels? | Yes it does. |
Should you use a stopwatch to preform the hCG pregnancy test? | Yes. |
Plasma, serum and capillary blood are all required for a CLIA waived IM test? | Yes, the use of Serum, blood and plasma is acceptable. |
During a glucose tolerance test, if the pt has extreme hyperglycemia on the fasting specimen what should you do? | Stop the tolerance test and alert the physician. |
Substances such as bacteria that the body recognizes as foreign are? | Antigens. |
This is a process that is based on the presence or absence of certain antigens on the surface of RBCs. | Blood typing. |
Specific chemical produced by B cells of the immune system? | Antibodies. |
Measurement of reaction antigen with specific antibody? | Enzyme immunoassay. |
Serum containing antibodies? | Antiserum. |