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Procedures
Blood Components
Anemias
Coagulation
Miscellaneous
100
The measurement of oxygen carrying capacity of blood
What is Hemoglobin
100
Plasma protein needed to maintain blood volume
What is Albumin
100
Common anemia in women due to lack of this substance
What is Iron Deficiency
100
Blood collected for coagulation tests is collected in this tube
What is Light Blue (Sodium Citrate)
100
Percentage of blood that is plasma
What is 55%
200
The dilute used in Automatic Cell counters
What is Sodium Chloride (NaCl)
200
Large bone marrow cell. Derives from platelets
What is Megakaryocytes
200
Failure of the bone marrow to produce RBC's causes this anemia
What is Aplastic Anemia
200
The most common test done in the coagulation lab
What is Prothombin Time (PT)
200
Leukocyte that produce antibodies and remember foreign antigens
What are Lymphocytes
300
Reasons a hematology specimen could be rejected
Wrong tube taken, anticoagulant to blood ratio is wrong, clotted sample, hemolysed sample, Not Sufficient Quantity.
300
The first product of the livers metabolism of heme
What is Billirubin
300
Abnormal hemoglobin causes RBC's to become target cells in this anemia
What is Thalassemia
300
A mineral which is most important in the process of hemostasis
What is Adenosine Diphophate (ADP)
300
The type of cell that functions as extra vascular defense
What are White Blood Cells
400
Reagent used in the determination of hemoglobin
What is Drabkin's Reagent
400
High hemoglobin content
What is hyperchromic
400
Lack of this substance results in a hemolytic anemia
What is G-6 PD
400
Examples of hemostasis disorders
What are Thrombosis, hemophilia, and thrombocytopenia
400
Term for immature Granularcyte
What is a Band
500
The preferred stain for reticulocytes
What is New Methylene Blue
500
2 Examples of nongranular leukocytes
What are Monocytes and Lymphocytes
500
A genetic disease resulting in fragile RBC's which hemolyze
What is Hereditary Spherocytosis
500
Disorder in which the patients develop antibodies against their platelets
What is Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia (ITP)
500
Maintains electrolyte balance in your body's cells
What is Potassium (K)