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which fecal analysis method uses water instead of flotation solution?

fecal sedimentation

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You attempt to calibrate a microscope using a ruler. At the 4X objective lens, you measure 4.5mm across in diameter. To convert this diameter from mm to um, you will _________ by 1000

multiply

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What piece of equipment is placed in a fecal flotation solution to measure its specific gravity?

hydrometer

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three common flotation solutions used:

  1. zinc sulfate,

  2. sodium nitrate

  3. sugar solution

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What is included in the gross examination of a fecal sample?

  • consistency

  • color

  • presence of blood

  • mucus

  • odor

  • adult parasites

  • foreign bodies

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how do you measure the ova being examined if it is oval shape?

note its length and width

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fecal flotation solutions have a lower specific gravity than common ova resulting in ova floating to the surface

false

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which method may use a Fecalyzer or pill vial to complete a fecal floatation procedure?

simple fecal floatation

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For the Centrifugal Flotation method, once the sample is centrifuged, a pipette is used to take 1-2 drops of sample from the:

top of the solution because the ova float to the top after centrifugation

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The centrifuge must be balanced before use, either with a water-filled balance tube or a partner’s tube of equal volume.

true

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which method is best for suspected ova that are large or heavy?

fecal sedimentation

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What method of fecal analysis is used:

1. Place 1–2 drops of saline on a microscope slide.

2. Using a tongue depressor, mix a small amount of fresh feces into the saline to create a thin, even layer.

3. Add a coverslip.

4. (Optional) Apply an appropriate stain to the edge of the coverslip to enhance visibility of the slide contents.

Direct smear

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What best describes a Tricuris vulpis egg?

oval shaped with bipolar plugs

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what stains may be used in lab when preparing a direct smear?

methylene blue or Lugol’s iodine

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what is the preferred method of fecal analysis due to the fact it yields more ova?

centrifugal floatation

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Toxocara canis, T. cati, and T. leonina are examples of:

Nematode, roundworms

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Feces, soil, or animal tissue may be used to recover larvae from the Baermann apparatus.

True

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fecal samples may have zoonotic potential and must be handled carefully

True

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Warm fecal floatation solution is poured on sample in Baermann apparatus

False; warm water is used

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only whole blood or serum may be used for the Heartworm Antigen Test

false

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what is the correct method for examining egg packets from a proglottid segment under a microscope?

place proglottid segment on a slide with drop of saline, break it open with tongue depressor, add cover slip, examine 

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What does a positive Heartworm Antigen Test look like?

two lines at the “C” and “T” positions

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why must a control line be present on the Heartworm Antigen Test?

to ensure quality assurance and validity of the test

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what is intermediate host of Dirofilaria immitis?

female mosquito

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what does an invalid Heartworm Antigen test look like?

one line in the “T” position

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how many m is a parasite ova that measures 563um?

0.000563 m