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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT LABORATORY REVIEW
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Question 1: When platelets are activated, they express _____ on their surface.
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Phosphatidylserine Question 2: Variability in the size of platelets is evaluated with the:
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Platelet distribution width Question 3: The average size of the individual platelet is recorded as the:
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Mean platelet volume Question 4: Which abnormality is characterized by grape-like clusters of RBC's that do not break up when the sample is diluted with saline?
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Agglutination
Question 5: Patients with DIC often have evidence of _____ on the differential blood cell film.
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Schistocytes Question 6: Which of the following is a possible cause of relative polycythemia? Tumors; Lung dz; Splenic contractions; Excess EPO in the blood
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Splenic contractions Question 7: When collecting samples from a patient who requires hematology, chemistry, and coagulation testing, the first sample will be the one that requires _____ anticoagulant.
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Citrate Question 8: The morphology of canine erythrocytes is best described as:
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Biconcave disc Question 9: The cells in the granulocyte maturation seris in order from most immature to most
mature are:
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Myeloblast, Promyelocyte, myelocyte, metamyelocyte, band cell
Question 10: Which abnormality is caused by coin-like stacks of RBC's?
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Rouleaux Question 11: Small round or rod-shaped structures that are found as single organisms or pairs
on the periphery of a RBC are:
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Dohle bodies
Question 12: Lead poisioning can cause
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Basophilic stippling
Question 13: Running the electrolyte solution through the impedance counter to identify the presence of small particles so that the analyzer does not count them is referred to as the:
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Background count Question 14: The calculation os the ratio of myeloid cells to erythroid cells in bone marrow requires the counting and classifying at least _____ nucleated cells.
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500 Question 15: Common causes of increased plasma protein levels include:
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Dehydration Question 16: Which of the following is a toxic change that may be observed in neutrophils?
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Dohle bodies Question 17: Feline eosinophils contain:
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Rod-shaped granules Question 18: Chronic bone marrow inflammation that is characterized by increased numbers of
macrophages and neutrophils is described as:
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Pyogranulomatous Question 19: If a feline patient has 10% reticulocytes and a PCV of 32%, ther the corrected
reticulocyte percentage is:
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9.1% Question 20: The correct term for the presence of pinpoint hemorrhage is:
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Petechia
Question 21: The most common inherited disorder of domestic animals is:
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von Willebrand's disease Question 22: The preferred anticoagulant for most plasma assays of coagulation is:
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Sodium-citrate Question 23: Cells with regular cytoplasmic projections around the periphery that give the cell
the appearance of a scalloped border are:
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Keratocytes Question 24: d-Dimer and FDP tests can be used to evaluate:
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Tertiary hemostatis Question 25: Round basophilic nuclear remnants in the RBC's of animals with regenerative
anemia are called:
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Howell-Jolly bodies Question 26: A coagulation test that uses a tube containing diatomaceous earth is:
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ACT (activated clotting time) Question 27: A bone marrow sample from an adult animal that contains 80% fat is correctly
described as:
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Hypocellular Question 28: Tissue factor binds to _____ in the plasma to initiate the coagulation reaction.
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Factor VII