Moss Final

Question 0

Involving quality control factors; reproducibility of measurements.

Answer 0

Precision

Question 1

Involving quality control factors; how closely results agree w/the true quantitative value.

Answer 1

Accuracy

Question 2

Involving quality control factors; the ability of a method to be accurate.

Answer 2

Reliability.

Question 3

Three common errors involving quality control

Answer 3

1. Clerical (wrong name..)
2. Random (variations found in glassware..)
3. Systemic (gradual changing..)

Question 4

Stain to see nucleus, cytoplasm, granules in WBCs

Answer 4

Romanoswky stain

Question 5

Stain to see nuclear criteria, hienze bodies (it doesn’t stain the cytoplasm, only the nucleus of RBCs.

Answer 5

New methylene blue

Question 6

Stain that helps identify fat. It’s an orange stain. You can mix with feces and other samples other than blood.

Answer 6

Sudan lll

Question 7

Stain for microbiology. Tells us if its gram pos. or gram neg. and helpd the doctor see what kind of bacteria the animal is dealing with.

Answer 7

Gram

Question 8

Stain used for gram stains that can’t tell using its gram pos. or gram neg.

Answer 8

KOH/ potassium hydroxide

Question 9

Stain for fungal cultures. Helps identify fungal elements. This stain.

Answer 9

Lactophenol cotton blue

Question 10

Stain that aids in diagnose of Protozoa, parasites that are on fecals. (It kills them though)

Answer 10

Lugols iodine

Question 11

What binds to coagulant

Answer 11

Calcium

Question 12

How many ml of blood will you need to give you 1cc of serum

Answer 12

3ml

Question 13

Anticoagulant for choice of plasma samples

Answer 13

Heparin -green

Question 14

Anticoagulant for coagulation studies (platelet or clotting factors)

Answer 14

Sodium citrate -blue

Question 15

Estimate of a RBC count

Answer 15

Divide PCV by 6

Question 16

Estimate of Hb

Answer 16

Divide PCV by 3

Question 17

Estimate of WBC by Buffy coat

Answer 17

1mm = 10,000 WBC and 2,000 WBC for every .1mm thereafter

Question 18

PCV for dog

Answer 18

37-55 %

Question 19

PCV for cat

Answer 19

30-45 %

Question 20

Hgb for dog

Answer 20

12-18 g/dl

Question 21

Hgb for cat

Answer 21

8-15 g/dl

Question 22

WBC for dog

Answer 22

6.0-15.0 x10^3/ml

Question 23

WBC for cat

Answer 23

5.5-19.5 x10^3/ml

Question 24

RBC for dog

Answer 24

5.0-8.5 x10^6/ml

Question 25

RBC for cat

Answer 25

5.0-10.0 x10^6/ml

Question 26

Three functions of blood

Answer 26

- transport system - regulatory system - defense system

Question 27

Function of RBC?

Answer 27

To carry oxygen to all the tissues of the body. It does this by the production of the protein hgb which binds w/ the oxygen.

Question 28

Main organ involved with the storage of blood

Answer 28

Spleen

Question 29

What are the four functions of platelets

Answer 29

1. Maintain vascular integrity 2. Prevent hemorrhage 3. Coagulation 4. Clot retraction

Question 30

Platelets are dependent on what two things

Answer 30

1. Adequate numbers of plts present | 2. Normal plt function

Question 31

Platelet count for canine

Answer 31

160,000-625,000

Question 32

Platelet count for feline

Answer 32

160,000-700,000

Question 33

T/F feline platelets are smaller than canine

Answer 33

True

Question 34

Platelets that appear spider-like

Answer 34

Activated platelets

Question 35

Platelets that show the predominant as microplatelets indicate what

Answer 35

Early immune mediated thrombocytopenia

Question 36

Ability of the body's systems to maintain the integrity of the blood and blood vessels

Answer 36

Hemostasis

Question 37

Specific gravity for most solutions

Answer 37

1.200-1.250

Question 38

Specific gravity for most parasite eggs

Answer 38

1.100-1.280

Question 39

Evidence of increased RBC production in the blood and bone marrow. You must see polychromatophils, reticulocytes, nucleated RBC, HJB

Answer 39

Regenerative anemia

Question 40

When bone marrow cannot respond adequately to the anemia. When you have absence of reticulocytes and polychromasia.

Answer 40

Non regenerative anemia

Question 41

Stomach worm.

Answer 41

Physaloptera rara

Question 42

Esophageal worm

Answer 42

Spirocerca lupi

Question 43

Protozoa intestinal coccidian of cats (very small in size) | Zoonotic

Answer 43

Toxoplasma gondii

Question 44

Nematode of the GI tract; free living nematode. Males do not exist live in small intestines, straight tail and zoonotic

Answer 44

Strongyloides stercoralis

Question 45

Nematode of respiratory tract. Lung parasite of cats. Infection is ny eating snails.

Answer 45

Aelurostrongylus abstrusus

Question 46

Nematode of respiratory tract. Ingestion of earth worms

Answer 46

Capillaria aerophila

Question 47

Canine lung parasite

Answer 47

Filaroides hirthi and osleri

Question 48

Raccoon roundworm

Answer 48

Baylisascaris procyonis

Question 49

Eyeworm in dogs

Answer 49

Thelazia californiensis

Question 50

Intestinal fluke cats dogs

Answer 50

Alaria canis

Question 51

Lung fluke (crayfish)

Answer 51

Paragonimus kellicotti

Question 52

Salmon poisoning fluke.

Answer 52

Nanophyetus salmincola

Question 53

Cat liver fluke

Answer 53

Platynosmum fastosum

Question 54

Protozoan found in canine RBC (intracellular)

Answer 54

Babesia canis

Question 55

Blood protozoan of cats (intacellular)

Answer 55

Cytauxzoon Felis

Question 56

Human pathogen

Answer 56

Tapeworm Echinococcus granulosus

Question 57

Broad fish tapeworm

Answer 57

Diphyllobothrium latum

Question 58

Zipper tapeworm

Answer 58

Spirometra mansonoides

Question 59

Dog cat tapeworm

Answer 59

Diplylidium caninum