Hematology
Test that measures the rate at which red blood cells settle under standard conditions
What is ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation rate)
Refers to bacteria that is harmless in one area but is pathogenic in another area.
What is norma flora
This is formed when 2 or more atoms join together
What is a molecule
The major functioning unit of the kidney
What is the nephron
They are the major blood groups
What are A, B, AB, & O
Name the formed elements that are found in the "buffy coat" of a tube that has been centrifuged
What are WBC and platelets
Living organisms too small to be seen with the naked eye
What are microorganisms
An indicator of long term glycemic control
What is Hemoglobin A1C
This term means intact red blood cells are present in the urine.
What is hematuria
Also known as the Father of blood grouping
Who is Karl Landsteiner
Formation and development of blood cells
What is hemopoiesis
Gram-negative bacteria show this color when stained
What is pink
This type of diabetes is similar to type 2 diabetes and occurs in approximately 4% of all pregnant women
What is Gestational Diabetes
Increased output in urine
What is polyuria
An injection of this during pregnancy and shortly after delivery is given to all Rh negative mothers
What is Rhogam
Type of bacteria that thrives on an oxygenated enviroment
What is an aerobe
Enzyme that is necessary for proper utilization of glucose by the cells of the body.
What is Insulin
Usually these two analytes show positive for a UTI (Urinary tract infection)
What are nitrites and leukocytes
This blood type is considered the universal donor
What is O Negative
This RBC is misshapen as a crescent arch shaped cell that is caused by low oxygen tension and contain abnormal Hemoglobin S
What is Sickle Cells
The study of fungus
What is Mycology
The main form of lipid storage in the body
What is triglycerides
Most common method to collect urine for testing
What is Midstream clean catch
Most common method to test blood groups
What is the agglutination method