Chemistry
Coagulation
Hematology
BloodBank
Microbiology
100
If all light is absorbed, the % Transmittance would be:
0
100
Which coagulation factor is responsible for stabilizing a fibrin clot?
13
100
Name this cell. What type of anemia is this often associated with?
Segmented neutrophil
Megaloblastic Anemia
100
List the Rh antigens in order from most immunogenic to least immunogenic
D, c, E, C,e
100
What organism causes bacterial vaginosis?
Gardnerella Vagninalis
200
A person is breathing very heavily. Which acid-base disorder might occur?
Respiratory Alkalosis
200
Part 1: A sodium citrate tube that is half full will have what effect on a PTT test?
Part 2: What is the desired ratio of additive : patient sample for this test?
Falsely prolonged PTT
1:9 Ratio
200
A patient has a positive solubility screen. What would the next step be?
Hemoglobin electrophoresis
200
Explain a Group 2 ABO Discrepancy
Unexpected Reactions in the forward type due to weakly reacting or missing antigens
200
Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae is a gram positive bacilli that is intrinsically resistant to which antibiotic?
Vancomycin
300
As a patient's pH increases their Ionized Calcium:
Decreases
300
In order to differentiate between Vitamin K deficiency and Liver Disease, what could be tested?
5,7,9,8
300
When the body has adequate levels of iron, what will the hepcidin value do? Increase, decrease or remain the same.
Where is hepcidin produced?
Increase , hepatocytes
300
Anti-JK3 can be made by individuals of what phenotype?
Jka- and JKb-
300
An oozing blister on a woman's hand was swabbed and plated in microbiology. The culture produced 3 organisms which (if any) would be considered pathogenic?
- Group B Streptococcus, E. Coli, and Streptococcus viridans
Group B and Viridans
400
When plotting initial velocity versus substrate concentration, during which phase does the velocity increase with increasing substrate concentration?
First Order
400
A patient has a PTT of 50.5 seconds, when performing a mixing study, the initial repeat is 30.8 seconds and the 1 hour incubation repeat is 49.2 seconds. This is indicative of of:
Factor Inhibitor
400
Define Chemotaxis:
In immunology we discussed a immunodeficiency disorder that disrupts this process- what is that?
The process where neutrophils are sent signals to migrate to a site of infection.
Leukocyte adhesion deficiency -missing a protein that help stimulate chemotaxis
400
True or False-
Anti-P and Autoanti-P are IgG
False (See slide explanation)
400
Pushy pink, gram negative diplococci, oxidase positive, catarrhalis disc+
What organism would fit the above characteristics?
Moraxella catarrhalis
500
A Lineweaver-Burke plot that shows an unchanging y-intercept but has an increased slope is an example of:
Competitive Inhibition
500
Draw the Coagulation Cascade. State the factors that are vitamin K dependent. Indicate the difference between the Intrinsic and Extrinsic Pathways
Vitamin K- 2,7,9,10 protein C and S
500
What abnormal finding is in this picture?
Hbg C crystal
500
Which Lewis antibody is more prevalent? Lea or Leb.
If that antibody is found, is finding compatible blood easy or hard? Why?
Lea
it is very easy to find compatible blood. 80% of the population are secretors
500
The following characteristics can describe which bacteria?
Shooting star/ darting motility
Oxidase positive
Positive string test
Vibrio spp.