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Introduction to Clinical Chemistry
Laboratory Mathematics
Laboratory Safety
Specimen Collection and Processing
Quality Assurance
100
Carried or transmitted by blood
What is Bloodborne
100
Volume of solute / volume of solution
What is Dilution
100
Cancer Causing agents
What is Carcinogens
100
Usually contaminated with gastric juices
What is Skin Puncture
100
reference to which unknown are compared
What is standard
200
Disease associated with Nucleic Acids
What is Genetic Disorders, Cancer, Diabetes
200
Volume of solute / Volume of solvent
What is Ratio
200
Fire caused by reactive materials
What is Type D
200
anticoagulant for Lavender top
What is EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid)
200
(SD/MEAN)/100
What is Coefficient of Variation
300
Fasting for FBS
What is 6-8 or 6-10 hours
300
minimum number of digits needed to express a particular value in scientific notation
What are Significant Figures
300
Fire caused by electrical equipment
What is Type C
300
number one error in specimen collection
What is misidentification of patient
300
Results may vary more or less around a mean value
What is Random error
400
Ability to reproduce the same results in repeated analysis
What is Precision
400
Greater than or equal to 1 but less than 10
What is Digit Term
400
Radiowaves, Microwaves, Infrared Lights
What is Non-ionizing radiation
400
increases BUN and ammonia levels
What is Protein
400
ability of a test to detect a given disease or condition
What is diagnostic sensitivity
500
AIDS
What is acquired immunedeficiency syndrome
500
Amount of solute per 1 KG solvent
What is Molality
500
Flashpoint of flammable chemicals
What is 37.8C
500
increases release of NEFA (non-esterified fatty acids)
What is Caffeine
500
statistic commonly used in research
What is Inferential Statistics