Serous Body Fluids Flashcards
1
Q
Match laboratory findings with type of effusion.
A. Exudate
B. Transudate
- Clear fluid
- Purulent fluid
- Specific gravity 1.015
- Fluid: serum protein ratio 0.5
- Protein 3.06/dL
- High fibrinogen
- LDH 200 IU
- Cell count 1 ,000/cc
A
- Clear fluid
=> B. Transudate - Purulent fluid
=> A. Exudate - Specific gravity 1.015
=>B. Transudate - Fluid: serum protein ratio 0.5
=>B. Transudate - Protein 3.06/dL
=>A. Exudate - High fibrinogen
=>A. Exudate - LDH 200 IU
=>A. Exudate - Cell count 1 ,000/cc
=>B. Transudate
2
Q
- Serous body cavities are lined with cells derived from the:
a. Endothelium
b. Epithelium
c. Mesothelium
A
c. Mesothelium
3
Q
- Intestinal perforation can be diagnosed by testing the level(s) of __ in ascites.
a. Alkaline phosphatase
b. Amylase and lipase
c. Blood urea nitrogen
d. Glucose and protein
A
a. Alkaline phosphatase
4
Q
- Chronic liver disease can cause fluid to accumulate in the:
a. Pericardium
b. Peritoneum
c. Pleural cavity
A
b. Peritoneum
5
Q
- Removal of more than 1 ,000 mL of ascites can cause:
a. Edematous extremities
b. Great relief for the patient
c. Hypovolemia and shock
d. Increased lymphatic absorption
A
c. Hypovolemia and shock
6
Q
- Which procedure is rarely performed because of the risk
involved?
a. Paracardiocentesis
b. Paracentesis
c. Peritoneal lavage
d. Thoracentesis
A
a. Paracardiocentesis
7
Q
- In a pleural effusion caused by bacterial infection, the
glucose level is:
a. Equal to that of the serum
b. 30 mg/dL or more higher than serum
c. 30 mg/dL or more less than serum
A
c. 30 mg/dL or more less than serum
8
Q
- A chylous effusion has a:
a. Cholesterol level lower than serum
b. Triglyceride level higher than serum
c. Milky appearance
d. pH that is alkaline
A
a. Cholesterol level lower than serum
b. Triglyceride level higher than serum
c. Milky appearance
d. pH that is alkaline