Hematology and Urinalysis Rotation Practice Exam Flashcards

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Flashcards covering a wide range of Hematology and Urinalysis clinical practice exam questions including coagulation, cell morphology, laboratory calculations, and urine sediment analysis.

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When collecting blood from an infant via heel stick, what is the maximum permissible length of the lancet?

2.0mm2.0\,mm

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What is the recommended angle for holding the spreader slide when making a wedge-type blood smear?

2525 to 4040 degrees

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Which clotting factor is excluded from the intrinsic clotting mechanism?

Factor VII

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What is the preferred anticoagulant for most coagulation procedures?

Sodium citrate

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In Quality Control (Q.C.) data, how is a 'trend' defined?

A progressive change that moves in one direction for at least six consecutive days.

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Which clotting factor is depressed by the administration of Coumadin?

Factor X

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Given a Hematocrit (Hct) of 42%42\%, a Hemoglobin (Hgb) of 14.5g/dL14.5\,g/dL, and an RBC count of 4.33×106/μL4.33 \times 10^{6}/\mu L, what is the calculated MCV?

97.0fL97.0\,fL

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Which cell measures approximately 24μm24\,\mu m, possesses peripheral basophilia, conforms to the contour of surrounding RBCs, and may contain small vacuoles?

Reactive lymphocyte

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What does the term 'shift-to-the-left' signify in a laboratory report?

An increase in bands and juvenile forms of neutrophils.

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What is the preferred site for a bone marrow aspiration procedure?

Iliac crest

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Which agonist is used in a platelet aggregation test to diagnose Von Willebrand’s disease?

Ristocetin

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What are the two dyes utilized in the Sternheimer-Malbin (SM) stain for urine sediment?

Safranin O and crystal violet

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Which coagulation test is affected if a patient is on daily aspirin therapy?

Prolonged bleeding time

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In factor XIII deficiency, what are the typical results for bleeding time, PT, and aPTT?

The bleeding time, PT, and aPTT are all normal.

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Which test is best for monitoring heparin therapy?

aPTT

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What conditions favor the formation of casts in urine?

Reduced urine flow, glomerular leakage, and increased protein concentration (High pH does NOT favor formation).

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What is the likely identity of yellowish, whetstone, or rhomboid crystals observed in acid urine?

Uric acid

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Where is a Cabot ring inclusion found?

In the erythrocyte

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What finding in a microscopic examination of urine is most likely to indicate pyelonephritis?

Clumps of WBCs

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What substance causes the 'pink brick dust' appearance of amorphous urates in urine?

Uroerythrin

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Which spinal fluid test is most useful for assessing the health of the blood-brain barrier?

Protein

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A peripheral blood smear showing oval macrocytes, Howell-Jolly bodies, and hypersegmented neutrophils is diagnostic of which disorder?

Megaloblastic anemia

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Which coagulation factor is missing from aged normal serum?

Factors V and VIII

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What is the standard ratio of blood volume to anticoagulant in a light blue stoppered tube?

9:19:1

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In which leukocyte is the Pelger-Huet anomaly found?

Neutrophil

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What does the Bohr effect state regarding hemoglobin’s oxygen affinity?

Hemoglobin’s affinity for oxygen is decreased by increasing H+H^{+} ions.

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What is the medical term for accumulated fluid in the peritoneal cavity?

Ascites

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How many days does it typically take for a neutrophil to develop from a CFU-GM cell into a mature cell released in the peripheral blood?

Twelve

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What is the likely cause of a very high urine specific gravity of 1.0471.047?

Radiographic dye in the urine

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Which chemical indicator is used in a reagent test strip pad for ketones?

Nitroprusside

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What is the characteristic property of Bence-Jones protein in urine?

It consists of light chain globulins that dissolve at 100C100^{\circ}C.

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Which protein helps form the cytoskeleton of the erythrocyte membrane?

Spectrin

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Which enzyme is found in immature lymphocytes and used to diagnose certain leukemia disorders?

Terminal deoxynucleotide transferase (TdT)

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Which Vitamin K antagonist medication causes Factor VII to drop to hemorrhagic levels more quickly than others?

Coumadin (or general vitamin K antagonists)