Serous Fluid

Question 1

Fluid between parietal and visceral membrane

Answer 1

Serous Fluid

Question 2

Parietal Membrane

Answer 2

Outer

Question 3

Visceral Membrane

Answer 3

Inner

Question 4

Provides lubrication between 2 membranes

Answer 4

Serous Fluid

Question 5

Serous Fluids are

Answer 5

Pleural Fluid
Pericardial Fluid
Peritoneal Fluid

Question 6

Production of Serous Fluid are controlled by (4)

Answer 6

1. Capillary Permeability
2. Hydrostatic Pressure
3. Oncotic Pressure
4. Excess Serous Fluid is reabsorbed by LYMPHATIC CAPILLARIES

Question 7

Excess serous fluids are reabsorbed by

Answer 7

Lymphatic Capillaries

Question 8

COLLECTION TUBES:

EDTA

Answer 8

Cell Count and Differential Count

Question 9

COLLECTION TUBES:

Sterile Heparinized

Answer 9

Microbiology and Cytology

Question 10

COLLECTION TUBES:

Plain tubes and Heparin

Answer 10

Chemistry

Question 11

Method of Collection for PLEURAL Fluid

Answer 11

Thoracentesis

Question 12

Method of Collection for PERICARDIAL Fluid

Answer 12

Pericardiocentesis

Question 13

Method of Collection for PERITONEAL Fluid

Answer 13

Paracentesis

Question 14

Tubes collected in PLEURAL CAVITY:

Tube 1

Answer 14

Micriobiology (Sterile Heparinized)

Question 15

Serous Fluid pH must be maintained

Answer 15

Anaerobically in ICE

Question 16

For Better recovery of microorganisms and abnormal cells; concentration of LARGE AMOUNTS OF FLUID IS PERFORMED BY

Answer 16

Centrifugation

Question 17

Fluids for laboratory Examination are collected by

Answer 17

Needle Aspiration

Question 18

Fluid Examination is usually collected with the amount of

Answer 18

Abundant Fluid > 100 mL