Another Quiz p3 :((

Question 1

Specimen preparation.
• Spot test sampling, drop transfers, cleaning, mixing, and stirring

Answer 1

Applicator Stick

Question 2

Applicator stick function

Answer 2

Specimen preparation.
• Spot test sampling, drop transfers, cleaning, mixing, and stirring

Question 3

push the tongue down to allow examination of the mouth and throat.

Answer 3

Tongue Depressor

Question 4

Tongue Depressor function

Answer 4

push the tongue down to allow examination of the mouth and throat.

Question 5

transfer or extract tiny quantities of samples onto microscope slides.

Answer 5

Medicine Dropper

Question 6

Medicine Dropper function

Answer 6

transfer or extract tiny quantities of samples onto microscope slides.

Question 7

• a small device used to prick fingers to take blood sample.

Answer 7

Lancet

Question 8

hold specimens for examination under a microscope.

cover a specimen placed on a glass slide and prevent it from drying.

Answer 8

Glass Slide and coverslip

Question 9

hold specimens for examination under a microscope.

cover a specimen placed on a glass slide and prevent it from drying.

Answer 9

Glass Slide and coverslip

Question 10

To collect blood when only a small amount of blood is required.

Answer 10

Microhematocrit
Tubes

Question 11

Used to seal the end of
glass capillary tubes.

Answer 11

Clay sealant

Question 12

Clay sealant

Answer 12

Used to seal the end of
glass capillary tubes.

Question 13

Containers Used to Hold samples

Answer 13

Beaker

Question 14

To grow bacteria, and collect or store bodily fluids, like blood and semen.
• hold test tubes upright at the same time.

Answer 14

Test Tube and test tube rack

Question 15

used for embedding surgical specimens.

Answer 15

Paraffin wax

Question 16

Paraffin wax

Answer 16

used for embedding surgical specimens.

Question 17

measuring a
patient’s
body.

Answer 17

Tape measure

Question 18

used to test the frequency range of
hearing.

Answer 18

Tuning fork

Question 19

To test reflexes of the deep tendons to check for abnormalities of the nervous system.

Answer 19

Reflex hammer

Question 20

• used as an assessment tool especially on small body parts (Ex: eyes, ears, nose, and mouth)

Answer 20

Pen ligjy

Question 21

To test visual acuity or sharpness of vision

Answer 21

Snellen Chart

Question 22

To examine objects too small to be seen by the naked eye

Answer 22

Microscope

Question 23

used to look at the specimen. MICROSCOPE

Answer 23

eyepiece

Question 24

tO change focus on one eyepiece.

Answer 24

DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT

Question 25

movable circular structure housing all objective lenses.

Answer 25

Nosepiece

Question 26

closest to the specimen/object.
• -A standard microscope has 3 to 4 objective lenses of different magnifying powers:
4X, 10X, 40X, and 100X.

Answer 26

Objective Lenses

Question 27

Adjusts the focus of the microscope.

Answer 27

Adjustment knobs

Question 28

2 types of knobs in the microscope

Answer 28

FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOB
• COARSE ADJUSTMENT
KNOB

Question 29

focusing the image under low power magnification.
-allows for quick and
- allows for quick and signiticant changes in the stage’s position.™

Answer 29

Coarse Adjustment knob

Question 30

to move the stage up or down very slowly (Making small adjustments to the focus).

Answer 30

Fine adjustment knob

Question 31

a flat platform where slides are placed.

hold the specimen slides in place.

Answer 31

Stage & Stage clip

Question 32

to move the stage mechanically.

Answer 32

stage control knobs

Question 33

a light source.

Answer 33

Microscopic Illuminator

Question 34

lenses used to collect and focus light from
the illuminator into the specimen.

Answer 34

Condenser

Question 35

primary role: to control the amount of light reaching the specimen.

Answer 35

Diaphragm

Question 36

measures lung’s capacity to inhale and exhale air.

USED IN:

Answer 36

Spirometer & spirometry

Question 37

determine percentage of RBCs in a blood sample

Answer 37

Microhematocrit reader