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03 RODRIGUEZ_INSTRUMENTATION Flashcards

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Types of pipette according to calibration marks/design:

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To deliver (TD)
To contain (TC)
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Types of pipette according to drainage characteristics:

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Blowout

Self-draining

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Type of pipette (according to design) which delivers the exact amount of liquid

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To Deliver (TD)

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Type of pipette (according to design) which holds particular volume but does not dispense the exact volume

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To Contain (TC)

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Type of pipette (according to drainage characteristics) which has continuous etched rings on top of the pipet

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Blowout

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Type of pipette (according to drainage characteristics) which delivers exact volume obtained when the last drop is blown out

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Blowout

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Type of pipette (according to drainage characteristics) with the absence of etched rings

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Self-draining

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Type of pipette (according to drainage characteristics) wherein liquid is allowed to drain by gravity

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Self-draining

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9
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A transfer pipette used for non-viscous fluid and is self-draining

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Volumetric pipet

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A transfer pipette used for viscous fluid and has etched rings

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Ostwald Folin

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A pipette used to transfer fluid without consideration of any specific volume

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Pasteur

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A measuring pipette with graduations to the tip; blowout pipette

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Serological pipette

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A measuring pipette without graduations to the tip and is calibrated between 2 marks

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Mohr pipette

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(SELF-DRAINING / BLOWOUT)

Mohr pipette

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Self-draining

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(SELF-DRAINING / BLOWOUT)

Serological pipette

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Blowout

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Graduated/Measuring pipette examples

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Serologic
Mohr
Bacteriologic
Ball, Kolmer and Kahn

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Transfer pipette examples

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Volumetric
Ostwald Folin
Pasteur
Automatic macro- or micropipettes

18
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Type of TC micropipettes

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Sahli-Hellige
Lang-Levy
RBC and WBC pipettes
Kirk and Overflow pipette

19
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Type of mechanical pipette which relies on piston for suction creation to draw the sample into a disposable tip.

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Air Displacement Pipette

20
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T/F:

The piston of an air displacement pipette does not come in contact with the liquid

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TRUE

21
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Type of mechanical pipette which operates by moving the piston in the pipette tip or barrel, much like a hypodermic syringe. It also does not require a different tip for each use.

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Positive Displacement Pipette

22
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A mechanical pipette that obtains liquid from a common reservoir and dispenses it repeatedly. It also combines sample and dispensing functions.

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Dilutor/Dispenser Pipette

23
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most commonly used type of glassware used for heating and sterilization purposes

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Borosilicate glass (pyrex and kimax)

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pyrex strain point

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515 C

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type of glassware made up of soda-lime glass and a mixture of calcium, silicon, and sodium oxides

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Flint glass

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type of glassware that has poor resistance to high temperatures; easy to melt and is used to make disposable glasswares

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flint glass

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type of glassware utilized for high thermal, drastic heat shock and extreme chemical treatment with acids (except hydrofluoric) and dilute alkali

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Vycor (corning)

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type of glassware characterized by a high degree of thermal resistance, has low alkali content, and is free from the magnesium lime-zinc group of elements, heavy metals, arsenic, and antimony

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Borosilicate glass (pyrex and kimax)

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type of glassware that has high resistance to alkali and has thermal resistance less as compared to borosilicate glass

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Boron-free glassware/soft glass

30
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type of glassware that is a special alumina-silicate glass that has been strengthened chemically than thermally and is six times stronger than borosilicate

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Corex (corning)

31
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term which refers to a type of testing where all samples are loaded at the same time with a single test conducted on each sample

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batch testing

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type of testing where more than one test is analyzed concurrently on a given clinical specimen

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parallel testing

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type of test where any test can be performed on any sample in any sequence

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Random access testing

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type of test where multiple tests are analyzed one after another on a given specimen

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sequential testing

35
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a system other than manufacturer’s reagents can be utilized for measurement

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Open reagent system

36
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a system where the operator can only use the manufacturer’s reagents

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Closed reagent system

37
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provides point-to-point delivery of specimens to the laboratory and offers several advantages over specimen transport by humans

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Pneumatic tube delivery system

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