
41 True/False questions
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Coagulation → Clotting
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PPBS → Postprandial blood sugar ( done after eating)
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hemoglobin → Iron containing pigment in RBC's (carriers oxygen)
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Sickle cell anemia → Genetic disorder due to abnormal hemoglobin S.
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Platelet → A sharp instrument used to obtain capillary blood sample.
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leukopenia → Decrease in WBC count
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Polycythemia → Cell required for clotting
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PTT → Partial thromboplastin times (clotting time)
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lancet → Cell required for clotting
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PKU → Packed Cell Volume
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Leukocytosis → Increase in WBC's
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ESR → Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate ( non-specific test)
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Hemolysis → Breakdown of RBC's
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Centrifuge → Instrument used to spin a sample
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Thrombocytopenia → Platelet
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Specimen → A sample (ex. Urine, blood, tissue, pus, throat swab)
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occult → hidden, obscure, not easily visible
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HCG → HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN ( hormone secreted by the placenta during pregnancy)
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Anemia → Lack of hemoglobin or decrease in oxygen carrying capacity of the blood
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CBC → Quality control
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QC → Quality control
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GTT → Partial thromboplastin times (clotting time)
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Bx → Complete blood count
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Culture → hidden, obscure, not easily visible
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Hematocrit → Breakdown of RBC's
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SPT → Skin Prick Test
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F.B.S/FBS → Postprandial blood sugar ( done after eating)
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agglutination → Clumping together of cells
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Reagent → A substance involved in a chemical reaction
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Prothrombin Time → Clotting time
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Serum → Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate ( non-specific test)
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Pernicious anemia → Anemia produced due to lack of vitamin B12
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PCV → Packed Cell Volume
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HPF/hpf → High power field (microscope)
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Mantoux test → Intradermal TB test
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Erythrocyte → Platelet
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cise → Cut
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Aplastic Anemia → Anemia produced due to lack of vitamin B12
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DC → Differential count ( different types of WBC's)
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Hct/HCT → High power field (microscope)
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Thrombocyte → Decrease in platelet count