Stras: Synovial Fluid Flashcards
The functions of synovial fluid include all of the following except:
A. Lubrication for the joints
B. Removal of cartilage debris
C. Cushioning joints during jogging
D. Providing nutrients for cartilage
B. Removal of cartilage debris
The primary function of synoviocytes is to:
A. Provide nutrients for the joints
B. Secrete hyaluronic acid
C. Regulate glucose filtration
D. Prevent crystal formation
B. Secrete hyaluronic acid
Which of the following is not a frequently performed test on synovial fluid?
A. Uric acid
B. WBC count
C. Crystal examination
D. Gram stain
A. Uric acid
The procedure for collection of synovial fluid is called:
A. Synovialcentesis
B. Arthrocentesis
C. Joint puncture
D. Arteriocentesis
B. Arthrocentesis
Match the following disorders with their appropriate group:
Gout
Inflammatory
Match the following disorders with their appropriate group:
N. gonorrhoeae infection
Septic
Match the following disorders with their appropriate group:
Lupus erythematosus
Inflammatory
Match the following disorders with their appropriate group:
Osteoarthritis
Noninflammatory
Match the following disorders with their appropriate group:
Hemophilia
Hemorrhagic
Match the following disorders with their appropriate group:
Rheumatoid arthritis
Inflammatory
Match the following disorders with their appropriate group:
Heparin overdose
Hemorrhagic
Normal synovial fluid resembles:
A. Egg white
B. Normal serum
C. Dilute urine
D. Lipemic serum
A. Egg white
Powdered anticoagulants should not be used in tubes for synovial fluid testing because it interferes with:
A. Cell counts
B. Glucose tests
C. Crystal examination
D. Differentials
C. Crystal examination
Addition of a cloudy, yellow synovial fluid to acetic acid produces a/an:
A. Yellow-white precipitate
B. Easily dispersed clot
C. Solid clot
D. Opalescent appearance
B. Easily dispersed clot
To determine if a fluid is synovial fluid, it should be mixed with:
A. Sodium hydroxide
B. Hypotonic saline
C. Hyaluronidase
D. Acetic acid
D. Acetic acid