Quiz #10 Chapters 19 & 20 Flashcards

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What does OGTT stand for?

A

Oral Glucose Tolerance Test

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What is FBG?

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Fasting Blood Glucose

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2
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The normal A1c level for an individual without diabetes is_________.

A

4% to 6%

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3
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What is the abbreviation for Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay?

A

ELISA

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4
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What is EIA?

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Enzyme Immune Assay

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5
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True/False: for the most part, microbiology deals with unicellular, or one-celled, microscopic organisms?

A

True

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6
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Round bacteria are known as________.

A

Cocci

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7
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Rod-shaped bacteria are known as________.

A

Bacilli

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8
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Spiral and curve-shaped bacteria are known as_________.

A

Spirilla

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9
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True/False: a culture medium may be solid or liquid?

A

True

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10
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True/False: CLIA waived blood chemistry tests and immunologic laboratory tests are often performed in the medical office.

A

True

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11
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The scientific study of microorganisms and their activities is__________.

A

Microbiology

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12
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What is white waxy fatlike substance (lipid) called?

A

Cholesterol

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13
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Invasion of the body by pathogenic microorganisms if body conditions are favorable is known as________.

A

Infection

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14
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What is called the “good cholesterol” and “bad cholesterol”?

A

Good- High Density Lipoprotein (HDL)

Bad-Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL)

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15
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Many infectious diseases are________.

A

Contagious

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16
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_________are proteins that are naturally present in the plasma of the blood.

A

Blood Antibodies

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17
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A___________is a small sample or part taken from the body to represent the whole.

A

Specimen

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18
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________is a hormone secreted by the beta cells of the pancreas that is required for normal use of glucose in the body.

A

Insulin

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19
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True/False: Antibiotics are not effective against viral infection.

A

True

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20
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True/False: High blood cholesterol means an excessive amount of cholesterol is present in the blood.

21
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A_________is a mixture of nutrients on which microorganisms are grown in the laboratory.

A

Culture Medium

22
Q

What is the abbreviation for Comprehensive Metabolic Profile?

23
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What is SST?

A

Serum Separator Tube

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A substance that is being identified or measured in a laboratory test is an__________.
Analyte
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Glucose is the end product of carbohydrate metabolism and it____________________.
Is the chief source of energy for the body.
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A mechanism used to check the precision and accuracy of a blood chemistry analyzer, to determine if the system is providing accurate results is__________.
Calibration
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Categories of laboratory tests used to identify a pathogen include the following______________.
Microbial Culture Microscopy Biochemical Tests DNA Testing
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Harmless microorganisms that normally reside in many parts of the body but do not cause disease.
Normal Flora
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The smallest living organisms are_________.
Viruses
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How many species of bacteria are known to dwell in humans?
1700
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The type of microscope most often used for laboratory work is the_________.
Compound Microscope
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What is a substance that is capable of stimulating the formation of antibodies in an individual?
Antigen
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A__________consists of material spread on a slide for microscopic examination.
Smear
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Interpretation for FBG test results are: ______mg/dL-______mg/dL = Normal ______mg/dL-______mg/dL = Pre Diabetes ______mg/dL-______mg/dL = Diabetic (retest)
70-99 Normal 100-125 Pre Diabetes 125 and above Diabetic (retest)
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How long is a culture incubated for?
24-48 Hours
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Glucose can be stored as________for later use in muscle and liver tissue?
Glycogen
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A morbid secondary condition that occurs as a result of a less serious primary infection?
Sequela
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What is CMP used for?
To detect any changes in the body's biologic processes that might be present.
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What microorganisms are capable of causing human disease?
``` Bacteria Viruses Protozoa Fungi Animal Parasites ```
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True/False: according to the American Diabetes Association (ADA), almost 26 million Americans have diabetes, of these, nearly 7 million are unaware that they have it. In addition, nearly 79 million people have pre-diabetes?
True
41
Sensitivity test determines_____________.
The best antibiotic to treat a condition caused by a pathogenic bacterium.
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True/false: automated blood chemistry analyzers are used to perform blood chemistry testing?
True
43
What is another name for a low-level control?
Level 1 control
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What is another name for a high-level control?
Level 2 control
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True/false: it is NOT important for individuals with diabetes to manage their condition effectively?
False
46
The term "in vivo" means.......
In the living body
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A person donating the blood is known as the_______.
Donor
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Within the ABO blood group system are four main blood types. They are?
A B AB O
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Streptococci are classified according to their hemolytic properties exhibited on a blood agar medium into three types. They are?
Alpha Beta Gamma