Another Quiz p3 :(( Flashcards

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Specimen preparation.
• Spot test sampling, drop transfers, cleaning, mixing, and stirring

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Applicator Stick

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Applicator stick function

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Specimen preparation.
• Spot test sampling, drop transfers, cleaning, mixing, and stirring

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3
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push the tongue down to allow examination of the mouth and throat.

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Tongue Depressor

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Tongue Depressor function

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push the tongue down to allow examination of the mouth and throat.

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5
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transfer or extract tiny quantities of samples onto microscope slides.

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Medicine Dropper

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Medicine Dropper function

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transfer or extract tiny quantities of samples onto microscope slides.

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7
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• a small device used to prick fingers to take blood sample.

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Lancet

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8
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hold specimens for examination under a microscope.

cover a specimen placed on a glass slide and prevent it from drying.

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Glass Slide and coverslip

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9
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hold specimens for examination under a microscope.

cover a specimen placed on a glass slide and prevent it from drying.

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Glass Slide and coverslip

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10
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To collect blood when only a small amount of blood is required.

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Microhematocrit
Tubes

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11
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Used to seal the end of
glass capillary tubes.

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Clay sealant

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12
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Clay sealant

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Used to seal the end of
glass capillary tubes.

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13
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Containers Used to Hold samples

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Beaker

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14
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To grow bacteria, and collect or store bodily fluids, like blood and semen.
• hold test tubes upright at the same time.

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Test Tube and test tube rack

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15
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used for embedding surgical specimens.

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Paraffin wax

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16
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Paraffin wax

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used for embedding surgical specimens.

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measuring a
patient’s
body.

18
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used to test the frequency range of
hearing.

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To test reflexes of the deep tendons to check for abnormalities of the nervous system.

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Reflex hammer

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• used as an assessment tool especially on small body parts (Ex: eyes, ears, nose, and mouth)

21
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To test visual acuity or sharpness of vision

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Snellen Chart

22
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To examine objects too small to be seen by the naked eye

23
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used to look at the specimen. MICROSCOPE

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tO change focus on one eyepiece.

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DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT

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movable circular structure housing all objective lenses.
Nosepiece
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closest to the specimen/object. • -A standard microscope has 3 to 4 objective lenses of different magnifying powers: 4X, 10X, 40X, and 100X.
Objective Lenses
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Adjusts the focus of the microscope.
Adjustment knobs
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2 types of knobs in the microscope
FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOB • COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB
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focusing the image under low power magnification. -allows for quick and - allows for quick and signiticant changes in the stage's position.™
Coarse Adjustment knob
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to move the stage up or down very slowly (Making small adjustments to the focus).
Fine adjustment knob
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a flat platform where slides are placed. hold the specimen slides in place.
Stage & Stage clip
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to move the stage mechanically.
stage control knobs
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a light source.
Microscopic Illuminator
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lenses used to collect and focus light from the illuminator into the specimen.
Condenser
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primary role: to control the amount of light reaching the specimen.
Diaphragm
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measures lung's capacity to inhale and exhale air. USED IN:
Spirometer & spirometry
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determine percentage of RBCs in a blood sample
Microhematocrit reader