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WorksheetsCOMPREHENSIVE EXAM CLINICAL MICROSCOPY
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
The plasma ultrafiltrate has a specific gravity of
1.008
1.010
1.015
1.020
What gland stores the Antidiuretic hormone
Adrenal Cortex
Adrenal Medulla
Hypothalamus
Adenohypophysis
Neurohypophysis
An increase level of the ADH will result to
Increased urine volume with low specific gravity
Increased urine volume with high specific gravity
Decreased urine volume with low specific gravity
Decreased urine volume with high specific gravity
Substances bound to plasma proteins in the blood can be eliminated in the urine by
Glomerular secretion
Glomerular filtration
Tubular secretion
Tubular reabsorption
The reference method for determining the renal plasma flow
Creatinine clearance test
Inulin test
PAH test
Phenolsulfonpthalein
A unifrom cloudiness in the urine which does not settle and removed by centrifugation or filtration is indicative of
Amorphous
Epithelial cell
Lipid
Bacteria
Rhabdmyolysis will cause this urine appearance
Clear yellow urine
Smoky red urine
Clear red ruine
Clear yellow urine with large amounts of white
Most random urine specimens fall between this specific gravity reading
1.000 -1.015
1.005 - 1.020
1.010 - 1.025
1.015 - 1.030
An indirect method for specific gravity detection
Urinometry and Harmonic Oscillation Densitometry
Harmonic Oscillation Densitometry and Reagent Strip
Reagent Strip and Urinometry
Reagent strip and Refractometry
A muscle relaxant responsible for green brown coloration of the urine
Amitriptyline
Methocarbamol
Methyldopa
Argyrol
An antidepressant that causes the excretion of blue green urine
Methyldopa
Levodopa
Amtriptyline
Methocarbamol
A drug used for the treatment of protozoan infection that causes the appearance of black urine
Phenindione
Pyridium
Amitriptyline
Metronidazole
An anticoagulant that causes the excretion of orange urine
Levodopa
Methyldopa
Phenindione
ARGYROL
A pathologic cause of urine turbidity
Semen
Lipid
Amorphous carbonate
Mucus
An odor associated with the musty odor of the urine
UTI
Tyrosinemia
Phenylketonuria
Isovaleric acidemia
Which of the following will yield to a negative nitrite test
Bacteria that lack the enzyme reductase
Non nitrate producing gram positive bacteria
Yeast
All of the given choices
Which of the following statement regarding Clinitest is TRUE
this is a confirmatory test for glucose
this test employs the Benedicts principle
this test makes of use of an absorbent mat where the urine is dispensed and observed for color change
All of the given choices
Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the reagent strip for creatinine determination
This makes use of DIAZO reaction
Bloody samples causes a False Positive Reaction
Color reaction progression is from Orange to Red
All of the given choices
A positive Nitrite test would suggest the presence of
Oval fat bodies
Mucus threads
RBC
Squamous cells
None of the given choices
All of the following conditions causes the excretion of Bilirubin in the urine EXCEPT:
Bile duct obstruction
Hepatitis
Cirrhosis
Hemolytic disease
Increased accumulation of this substance in the blood leads to diabetic coma and acidosis
Protein
Ketones
Glucose
Bilirubin
Nitrite
Which of the following is considered as significant
>3 rbcs/ml
>5rbcs/ml
>8rbcs/ml
>10rbcs/ml
This is related to the disorders of renal or genitourinary origin in which bleeding is the result of trauma or damage to the organs of these system
Hematuria
Hemoglobinuria
Myoglobinuria
All of the given choices
The appearance of large yellow brown granules of denatured ferritin called hemosiderin in the urine sediment indicates
Hematuria
Hemoglobinuria
Myoglobinuria
Pyuria
Cystitis
A uniform color ranging from a negative yellow through green to a strongly positive green blue on the reagent strip method for blood indicates
Hemoglobinuria
Myoglobinuria
Hematuria
Hemoglobinuria and Myoglobinuria
Escherichia coli will cause a false positive reaction in which reagent strip parameter
Glucose
Bilirubin
Blood
Protein
Ketone
The greatest source of error of a fale negative glucose result
Low temperature
High levels of ketones
High levels of Vitamin C
Bacterial degradation
The expected result of Clinitest if Maltose is present
Yellow
Red
Blue
Green
The presence of microalbumin in the urine will yield to the turbidity of this test
Watson Schwarts
Acetest Tablet
SSA
Ictotest
Hoesch test
Diarrhea will yield a positive reaction to this reagent strip parameter
Glucose
Ketones
Nitrite
Bilirubin
The type of Bilirubin being detected in a urine sample
Degraded
Oxidized
Conjugated
Unconjugated
The presence of sucrose in the urine will yield a postive result to
Glucose oxidase
Copper reduction
Clinitest
Benedicts
None of the given choices
The presence of unconjugated bilirubin will yield a positive result to this test
Ictotest
Acetest
Clinitest
Hoesh test
None of the given choices
Appear as colorless hexagonal plates which is difficult to distinguish between uric acid
Leucine
Cholesterol
Cystine
Bilirubin
A chemical that differentiates between calcium phosphates and sulfonamide
Dilute HCl
Dilute HAc
Ammonia
Sulfuric acid
A crystal associated with urea splitting bacteria
Amorphous urate
Ammonium biurate
Calcium oxalate
Tyrosine
Leucine
Which of the following describes cholesterol crystals
Coffin lid
Takes a feathery appearance upon addition of HAc
Seen in chemotherapy
Birefringent under polarized light
None of the given choices
Which of the following statements is/are refers to hyaline cast
Easily identified using bright-field microscope
Associated with Chronic renal disease
Tapered end cast
Seen in Nephrotic syndrome
None of the given choices
Cast that forms at the junction of the ascending loop and distal convoluted tubule
RBC cast
WBC cast
Waxy Cat
Broadcast
None of the given choices
Most frequently associated with Pyelonephritis
RBC cast
Broadcast
Granular cast
WBC cast
None of the given choices
Cast associated with Cystitis
Granular
Hyaline
Fatty
Cellular
None of the given choices
A cast associated with urethritis
RBC cast
WBC cast
Bacterial cast
Fatty cast
None of the given choices
A cast associated with acute interstitial nephritis
Waxy cast
WBC cast
RBC cast
Hyaline
None of the given choices
Microscopic element seen in Drug hypersensitivity
Fatty cast
Bacterial cast
Bacteria
Hyaline cast
None of the given choices
These deposit within the tubule as calculi resulting in renal damage
Cholesterol
Cystine
Tyrosine
Bilirubin
None of the given choices
These statements describes bacterial cast
Resembles granular cast
Can be confirmed by using Prussian blue stain
Contains fissures and jagged edges
Associated with Cystitis
All of the given choices
RTE cell cast are seen in
Exercise
Glomerulonephritis
Urethritis
Drug hypersensitivity
None of the given choices
Microscopic element found Nephrotic syndrome
Clue cell
Glitter cell
Hemosiderin
Ammonium magnesium phosphate
None of the given choices
A cast associated with cellular desintigration fro lysosomes
Mixed Cellular cast
Fatty cast
Granular cast
RBC cast
None of the given choices
Microscopic element seen in extraneous contact sports
Waxy cast
Bubble cells
Eosinophils
Clue cell
None of the given choices
The positive result of Frank Berman test
Extrusion of egg
Extrusion of sperm
Ovarian Hyperemia
None of the given choices
The positive result of Kelso test
Death of the test animal
Extrusion of egg
Extrusion of sperm
Ovarian Hyperemia
None of the given choices
An indirect test for the presence of Ammonia in the CSF
Lactate
Protein
Glucose
MBP
None of the given choices
The most common cause of Xanthochromia
RBC degradation products
Elevated serum bilirubin
Carotene
Increased protein
An analyte in the CSF used to monitor sever head injuries
Glucose
Lactate
Protein
Glutamine
The procedure recommended by the CDC to diagnose neurosyphilis
VDRL
FTA ABS
RPR
Lateral flow Assay
If only 1 for CSF can be collected, it must be first tested by
Clinical Chemistry
Hematology
Serology
Parasitology
None of the given choices
What will be the expected result of semen samples collected following prolonged abstinence
High volume with low motility
High volume with high motility
Low volume with low motility
Low volume with high motility
Immature sperm are difficult to distinguish from
Red blood cells
Yeast
Oval fat bodies
Trichomonas
None of the given choices
A test that detects choline
Cholinesterase
Barbieros test
Dulbecco's test
Leukocyte esterase
None of the given choices
A test used to detect spermine
Florence test
Barbieros test
Blooms test
MAR
None of the given choices
The proper way of storage for fructose analysis
Ref temperature
Freeze
Room temp
Incubator
Amber bottle
FLM test not affected by contamination with blood and meconium
Amniostat FLM
Foam stability test
String test
Lamellar body count
The value in the Foam stability index that indicates fetal lung maturiy
>37
>47
>57
>67
The reagent used in the Foam stability index
Dilute HCL
Glacial Acetic acid
95% Ethanol
50% Mrhanol
Fecal appearance in children with Hirschsprung disease
Gaseous
Flattened
Scybalous
Watery
None of the given choices
A bright red appearance of the stool indicates
Upper GIT bleeding
Betel nut chewing
Constipation
Steatorrhea
Hemorrhoids
The reagent used for orthotoluidine test in fecal analysis
Conc HCl
Ammonium chloride
3% Hydrogen Peroxide
40% Sulfurus acid
This enzyme is active in alkaline medium and inactive in alkaline medium and active in acid medium
Rennin
Renin
Hcl
Pepsin
Lipase
A test meal which detects hypoacidity or achylia
Tom sawyers test
Heckmans test
Docks test
Budget meal
Riegels test
A meal that is easier to swallow or maybe introduec through evacuation
Happy meal
Docks test
Ewald
Heckman
Riegel
These are bracnhing tree like structures of the bronchi seen in lobar pneumonia during the stage of consolidation
Dittrichs plug
Bronchial cast
Lung stones
Curshmann spiral
Parasites that cane be found in sputum a sputum sample
Trichomonas vaginalis
Enterobius vermicularis
Whipworm
None of the given choices
Color reaction of Charcot leyden crystal in hematoxylin stain
Red
Orange
Pink
Black
Unstained
Sputum crystal found in lung gangrene
Cholesterol
Charcot leyden
Bolang Crystal
Fatty acid crystal
Hematoidin crystal
A sample collected though arthrocentesis
CSF
Urine
Amniotic fluid
Synovial Fluid
Semen
An anticoagulant used for gram stain in the synovial fluid
Sodium Fluoride
EDTA
Red Top
Heparin
The appearance of synovial fluid in SLE
Clear yellow
Cloudy yellow
Milky
Yellow green
Most frequently performed test in the synovial fluid
Gram stain
Glucose
Leukocyte count
RBC count
A cell that can be observed in ovarian and thyroid malignancies
Lipophage
Psamomma bodies
Mesothelial cell
Mesothelioma cell
Egg cell
Serous fluid aliquots for pH analysis must be
Protected from sunlight
Collected using heparinized tubes
Maintained at room temperature
Heated at 37 degrees celsius
None of the following choices
These are produced by conditions that directly involve the membranes of particular cavities including infections and malignancies
Transudate
Exudate
Pleural fluid
Brake fluid
The proper way of reporting abnormal crystals
ave number per Scaning Objective
ave number per LPO
ave number per HPO
Not Reported
The proper way of reporting cast
Ave number per Scanning Objective
Ave number per LPO
Ave number per HPO
Not reported
Cast must be observed using
Scanning Objective
Low power objective
High Power Objective
Oil Immersion
An extinguisher used for Organic chemicals
A
B
C
D
K
Color of Specific Hazard Quadrant
Blue
Red
White
Yellow
Stated that Handwashing after removal of gloves is not necessary unless visual contamination is present
Universal Precautions
Body Substance Isolation
Standard Precautions
OSHA
All of the following must be disposed in containers labelled as biohazard except
Wound dressing
Synovial fluid aspirate
Vaginal swab
Used Urine containers
What is considered as a safe practice after skin contact with chemicals
Neutralize chemicals that came in contact with the skin
Flush the area with large amounts of Acetic acid
Both
Neither
An agency that developed a diamond shaped color coded symbol that contains information relating to health flammability and reactivity
OSHA
CDC
NFPA
CLSI
UBCL
The major inorganic component of the urine
Sodium
Potassium
Chloride
Urea
The recommended capacity of urine containers for routine urinalysis
30ml
45ml
50ml
60ml
Urien specimen delivered promptly must be tested within
Immediately
1 hr
2 hrs
24 hrs
A type of urine specimen that is used for routine testing
Random
First Morning
Midstream
All of the given choices
This provides a less traumatic method for urine collection
Midstream clean catch
Suprapubic aspiration
Catheterized
None of the given choices
The urine preservative that interferes with SSA
Thymol
Toluene
Formalin
Boric acid
A urine preservative that clings to glasswares and pippetes
Thymol
Formalin
Toluene
Boric acid
The baseline wbc count which is considered as abnormal in the four glass method for prostatitis
>3 -5 wbc/hpf
>5-10 wbc/hpf
>10 -20 wbc/hpf
>20-25 wbc/hpf
You could be close to perfect, You could pass all my tests but a cheater is a cheater and KARMA WILL HUNT YOU!
You will pass my exam but you will lose your confidence COME THE BOARD EXAMS
This statement is:
TRUE
FALSE
