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what is a function of bile
emulsification of fat
what does amylase digest
starches
what secretes sucrase
the small intestine
what digests proteins
trypsin
a prokaryote is a cell that
lacks a true membrane bound nucleus and organelles
do veins and lymphatic vessels contain valves
yes
what are the four primary body tissues
muscle
nervous
epithelial
connective
by what means do oxygen and carbo dioxide enter and exit the cell
diffusion
what is the main function of microvilli in an absorptive cell
they increase surface area
which chemical constituent in urine is the result of fatty acid catabolism
acetone
which erythrocyte finding is commonly caused by an iron deficiency
hypochromasia
which term describes cells that have sharp, evenly spaced projections around the margin and often appear as the result of slow drying the blood film
crenation
which teardrop shaped, paired intracellular parasite is a piroplasmid protozoan of mammals
babesia spp
under a microscope a tech sees a collection of wbcs with variable nuclear shapes, diffuse chromatin, and blue gray cytoplasm with some vacuoles- which type of cell is this
monocyte
clear colorless rereactive cast composed of mucoprotein or plasma protein, cylindrical with relatively symmetrical sides and rounded ends
hyaline casts
rbcs in urine is called
hematuria
not reliable test for usg
reagent test strips
precursor to erythrocyte
prorubricyte
term that describes variation in the size of rbcs
anisocytosis
what is an exogenous substance in qualitative or semiqualitative urinalysis
creatine clearance
ptx urine specimen is yellow brown to greenish and foams when shake - what is likely present in the ptx urine
bile pigments
describe pollakiuria
frequent urination
define polyuria
formation/excretion of large volumes of urine
cats urine is coludy yet tests indicate it is norma -l which is the most likely cause of the cloudy apperance
fat
most likely cause of physiological thrombocytosis
movement of platelets from the storage pools (spleen) as a result of stress and exercise
what strategy must be avoided in conducting leukocyte evaluation and differentiation
include feathered edge counting
iron deficit and decreased MCHC, increased central pallor- what is the most likely rbc morphology for this patient
hypochromasia
what is mange
mite infestation
for which diagnosis is the baermann tech most useful
lungworm larvae
dipylidium caninum is zoonotic
true
common name for toxascaris leonina
roundworm
intermediate host for dipylidium caninum
flea
describe the taenia spp ova
dark brown and nearly spherical with striations evident
best tech for detecting giardia
centrifugal floatation technique
describe a trematode
fluke or flatworm in the platyhelminthic family
what parasite is the same as sheep hookworm
nematodirus
feline flea scientific name
ctenocephalides canis
what is true about the passive floatation technique
floatation solution must have a higher specific gravity than that of the parasitic material
what is true of cryptosporidium detection
with modified acid fast stains, the oocysts stain bright red to fuchsia pink and measure 4-5 mm in diameter
what is the best way to preserve parasitic samples for shipping to lab
send fresh of mixed at a ratio of 1-3 with 10% formalin
what test involves centrifuging a blood filled microhematocrit tube for 3 mins after eval of a pcv and before tp eval
buffy coat method
what step is the most useful in conducting a skin scraping to test for the presence of cheyletiella
hold and scrape the skin superficially to collect loose samples and crust
cat shows signs of bronchitis, including blood and mucus detected in brnchioles, float reveals rough granualar thick walled barrel shaped straw colored eggs with asymmetrical bipolar plugs- what is the diagnosis
eucoleus aerophilus
what is measured in a liver function profile
total bilirubin
AP
TP
what is a byproduct of muscle metabolism that is produced at a constant rate and filtered out almost entirely by the glomeruli
creatinine
what test is based on feeding of a high fat meal after obtaining the fasted blood sample
bile acids
what pair of electrolytes have one mineral that is negatively charged and the other positively charged
calcium and phosphorus
what enzymes is considered a liver specific enzyme in dogs and cats
alanine aminotransferase
what is the anticoagulant of choice for collecting samples for electrolyte determination
lithium heparin (green top)
what is not usually viewed as an electrolyte though it does carry an electrical charge
bicarbonate
what condition is commonly associated with acute pancreatitis
chronic hyperlipidemia
what is the function of trypsin-like immunoreactivity (TLI)
highly specific assay for canine exocrine pancreatic insufficiency
12 yr F feline with increased levels of PLI - what percent sensitivity for pancreatitis does this indicate
80%
describe the nature of the conjugated form of bilirubin
it is found mainly as a glucuronic acid
what blood content is measured using total dye binding in an automated serum analyzer (assessing liver function in a dehydrated cow)
TS/TP
what condition is rare to see except in cases of dehydration
hypernatremia
with what condition can hypophosphatemia be seen
hyperinsulinism
you must obtain a blood sample to measure oxygenation levels - what step is most important
obtain blood from an artery
what is a common neoplasm seen in cats
renal lymphosarcoma
technique used when cells are forced into the hub of the needle from the pressure of the punctur e
capillary technique in a FNB
infections with histoplasma or balantidium organisms are commonly identified using what
rectal mucosal scraping
a surgeon removes a sample from an external lesion for multiple imprints analysis - what is the best way to prepare this cytologic specimen for examination
tzanck method
-- before cleaning, after cleaning, after debridement and after removal of any scabs
what condition is characterized by the presence of cells with prominent dark black granules
melanoma
microscopic exam of skin scraping sample shows presence of infectious gram-positive cocci within a group of phagocytic cells - what would the infectious agent be
staphylococcus
example of a noninflammatory , nonneoplastic lesion
hematoma
what is simonsiella
normal oral flora
what is an epithelial cell tumor that usually exfoliates in clusters of cells
carcinoma
a transtracheal wash reveals curschmann spirals from the small bronchioles indicating chronic bronchiolar problem - what do these spirals look like
eosinophilic, spiral mucus casts
what is a mesenchymal cell tumor that usually exfoliates single cells
sarcoma
what is the most unusual finding in exam of ear canal secretions
neoplasia
what stain is used specifically for determining the presence of nucleated cells, bacteria, fungi, and mast cells
NMB
what is the correct term for a condensed neutrophil nucleus
pyknosis
describe a mesothelial cell
cytoplasm is slightly basophilic and may contain phagocytic debris
best classification for a cytology sample that contains a few macrophages and greater than 85% neutrophils
purulent
what power can be used to determine predominant cell types but not to describe cellular characteristics
high power 400x
best magnification for assessing wave motion in sperm
40x mag
during collection of a punch biopsy specimen taken from the surface of the skin which step comes first
blot a paper towel
what stains are used in assessing sperm morphology
nigrosin and eosin
what is an abnormal finding in mammary cytology
foam cells
- secretory epithelial cells
wha is a normal finding in the bone marrow eval of a young colt
25% fat
in bone marrow which cells usualy account for 80% to 90% of the erythroid cells
rubricytes and metarubricytes
thoracocentesis in cat is determined to caontain an increased number of lymphocytes - what does this indicate
lymphosarcoma
sample from a thoracic effusion indicates an inflammatory disorder - which cells most likely predominate in this sample
neutrophils
what is the goal of streaking for isolation
obtain bacterial colonies that are isolated from each other so they can be identified
what are goals of salmonella-shigella agar
select pathogenic enteric bacteria
differentiate on the basis of lactose fermentation
differentiate on the basis of hydrogen sulfide production
what cannot be used to sterilize a bacteriology loop
an incubator
what is true of campylobacter spp
can be presumptively identified on a gram stain by their shape
require a microaerophilic environment to grow
a lactose fermenting bacterial colony is what on macconkey agar
purple
a bacterium that grows only on the TSA/blood agar plate is what
a fastidious organism
what provides ideal conditions for growing fungal cultures
room temp, in a dark environment
what test is used on all gram positive cocci to differentiate btwn staphylococcus and streptococcus which are catalase negative
catalse test
why are all media plates incubated upside down
to prevent condensation from dripping onto cultures
lab tech needs to grow only gram neg organisms - what type of media will be mostly helpful
selective media
what agar is referred to as blood agar plate
trypticase soy agar with 5% sheeps blood (TSA)
what tube media is a broth used to bring bacteria to a certain turbidity level when performing diffusion antibiotic sensitivity testing
brain heart infusion (BHI)
what body area when healty is nonsterile - that is it contains resident bacteria and fungi (normal flora) that must be distinguished from disease-causing organisms
upper respiratory tract
what is a sterile abscess
an abscess that has no bacterial cause and whose culture will result in no growth
which swab is generally considered more appropriate for anaerobic specimens
gel containing swab
what tube media is a sterile solution used for diluting gram negative bacteria for API identification testing
sodium chloride 0.85%
(NaCl 0/85%)
the lid pops off a blood specimen from a horse 6 days after inoculation - what is most likely the cause
sample has produced anaerobic, gas producing bacteria