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Hematology
Urine
Cytology
Pathogens
Parasitology
100
Erythrocytes break, hemoglobin seeps out Can cause inaccurate blood chemistry results
What is Hemolysis
100
Hematuria
What is blood in the urine
100
The study of tissues and their diseases
What is histopathology
100
This is a confirmed diagnosis and must be reported to the proper authorities
What is Reportable disease
100
An organism living at the expense of another organism
What is parasite
200
What is the name of the white band concentrated leukocytes between the erythrocytes and plasma in the microhematocrit tube?
What is buffy coat
200
Coffin lid appearance that can be seen in alkaline urine
What is Triple phosphate or struvite crystal
200
FNA
What is Fine needle aspirate
200
Lives and grows only in oxygen
What is aerobic bacteria
200
Any agent that carries and transmits an infectious pathogen into another living organism.
What is vector
300
What color top does a tube containing EDTA anticoagulant have?
What is Purple
300
Increased frequency of urination
What is Pollakiuria
300
Most common mite in cats and produces a brownish black discharge
What is Otodectes
300
Single celled organism, cyst stage is hard to kill
What is Protozoan or protozoa
300
An example of an periodic parasite
What is tick
400
What word is used to describe red blood cells that remain stuck together after performing a saline test?
What is agglutination
400
Name 4 gross findings in urine
What is color, turbidity (clarity), SG, and odor
400
Name 5 things that can be seen on an ear cytology slide
What is WBC, ear mites, bacteria, yeast, epithelial cells (ear wax)
400
Obligate intracellular parasite and is not free living
What is virus
400
final host during the last stage (adult stage)
What is Definitive host
500
What instrument is used to determine plasma protein concentration?
What is refractometer
500
measures the number of particles present compared to distilled water
What is specific gravity
500
Fluid samples collected from body cavities are known as:
What is Centesis
500
Name all six types of pathogens
What is protozoan, fungi, bacteria, rickettsiae, chlamydia, virus
500
asexual, immature or larval stage
What is intermediate host