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Introduction to Clinical Chemistry
Laboratory Mathematics
Laboratory Safety
Specimen Collection and Processing
Quality Assurance
100
Detects only one exact substance
What is Specificity
100
Presence of Glucose in Urine
What is Glycosuria
100
lab gowns, gloves, goggles
What is Personal Protective Equipment
100
Purplish Blood
What is Venous Blood
100
reflects reproducibility of the test
What is Precision
200
Disease associated with Carbohydrates
What is Diabetes Mellitus
200
Mol / Kg
What is Molality
200
Heat, Phenol, Formaldehyde, Detergents
What is Decontaminating Agents
200
one cell thick to allow exchange of gases
What is capillaries
200
largest data minus smallest value
What is range
300
Ability to determine the true and known value of a substance
What is Accuracy
300
provides a uniform system or method of describing physical quantities
What is SI Unit
300
Types of Electrical injuries
What is Direct and Indirect
300
thinner walls than arteries
What is Veins
300
means that the method is simple enough to permit rapid and repeated analysis
What is practicability
400
Causative agent of a disease
What is Pathogen
400
Uses exponential method of expressing very large and very small numbers
What is Scientific Notation
400
Expel noxious and hazardous fumes from chemical reagents
What is Fume Hood
400
stopped blood flow due to prolonged tourniquet application
What is Hemostasis
400
mean, median and mode are identical
What is Normal Distribution
500
Best specimen for drug testing
What is Hair
500
Molarity, Molality, Normality, Percent Solution
What are ways of expressing the concentration of the solution
500
Noise exposure + Time leads to
What is Hearing Loss
500
leads to hyperventilation
What is Stress
500
TP/(TP+FN)
What is Diagnostic Sensitivity