FIRST QUIZ/MTG part 1 sir alvin Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
Q

Most common specimen

A

Stool

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2
Q

Stool specimen weight if formed

A

2.5 grams

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3
Q

Stool should be placed in

A

Container with big mouth plus lid

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4
Q

Stool specimen can be mixed with water or urine. T OR F. Why

A

False. Destroys certain parasite genus

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5
Q

Two types of stool

A

Formed or watery

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6
Q

Trophozoites are easily destroyed in watery stool t or f

A

True

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7
Q

Stools could be fresh or ripe. T or f.

A

F. Fresh or preserved dapat

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8
Q

Preserved stool ratio

A

3:1 fixative to sample

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9
Q

Approx. size of the formed stool

A

Walnut shaped or thumb sized

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11
Q

Whats the percentage of formalin to be used for protozoan cysts

A

5

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12
Q

Number/days of collection for parasite diagnosis

A

3 collected samples in 10 days

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13
Q

Amount of watery stool sx

A

5-6 tbsps

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13
Q

This stool should be used within 30 mins of collection

A

Watery stool

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14
Q

Whats the percentage of formalin to be used for helminth eggs

A

10%

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15
Q

Meaning of O AND P examination

A

Ova and Parasite

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16
Q

Dark colored blood in stool means

A

Upper gi tract

17
Q

Bright red blood source

A

Lower gi tract