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WorksheetsUnderstanding Diagnostic Lab Tests Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
An example of a endoscopic test is:
sigmoidoscopy
spinal tap
CBC
spirometry
Serum is:
cerebral spinal fluid
the fluid in synovial joints
the clear, yellow liquid that remains after a blood clot is formed
blood electrolyte levels
Oxymetry measures:
oxygen saturation
blood pressure
white blood cell count
pulse
Nephrons are:
the tubes that transport urine from the kidneys to the bladder
another name for nerves
the fibres within the heart that create electrical impulses
functional units of the kidneys
Eukaryotic organisms:
are single celled microorganisms
are the smallest known microorganisms
are complex cells containing a nucleus and specialized cells in their cytoplasm
have only nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat
A test that may be ordered for people who snore excessively or experience narcolepsy.
Spirometry
ECG
Sleep study
Stress test
Plasma is:
mostly water
another name for red blood cells
another name for platelets
serum
Nocturia means:
absence of urine
blood in the urine
excessive night time urination
foul smelling urine
What percentage of urine is water?
90
80
92
95
WBC test is preformed to test for:
immunity
infection
infection and leukemia
leukemia
White blood cells are also called:
erythrocytes
leukocytes
platelets
thrombocytes
The main component of red blood cells that contains iron:
plasma
platelets
anemia
hemoglobin
The liquid portion of blood:
plasma
water
erythrocytes
What is the most common type of urine test?
first morning urine specimen
clean catch urine specimen
random urine specimen
24 hour urine specimen
True or False:
Urine specimens that have been refrigerated must be returned to room temperature before testing.
True
False
Allergy skin testing is the most common and easiest way to test for allergies.
True
False
A specimen that is spread unevenly and thinly on a slide is:
a swab
a culture
a smear
a wet mount
MOAs don't interpret lab results.
True
False
An example of a subcellular microorganism.
Bacteria
Virus
Fungi
Mite
Cholecytography is
Removal of gallstones
X-ray of the liver
Measures the pressure within the bladder
Radiologic test to diagnose gallstones
