| anatomical and surgical pathology | Tissue analysis, cytologic examination, surgical biopsy, frozen sections, performance autopsies |
| designed to remove all extractable water from the tissue and replacing a support medium | tissue processing |
| it provides a sufficient rigidity to enable sectioning of the tissue without damage or distortion | paraffin wax |
| under clinical analysis areas is specimen processing is: | blood and other body fluid |
| anatomical and surgical pathology | cytologic examination, tissue analysis, perform autopsies, frozen section, surgical biopsy |
| steps in histopathology section | fixation, dehydration, clearing, infiltration, embedding, trimming, sectioning, staining, mounting, labelling |
| two section in hematology | routine hematology and coagulation test |
| specimens in clinical analysis | blood, sputum, urine, stool, seminal fluid, CSF |
| section in hematology which prevents blood in clotting | routine hematology |
| complex iron that binds with metal ions | ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid (EDTA) |
| frequent performed test in routine hematology | Complete blood count |
| a protein that carries or binds oxygen and carbon dioxide- to the tissue and cells | hemoglobin (Hgb) |
| a percentage of RBC in the total blood volume | hematocrit (Hgt) |
| examining the blood under microscope | blood smear |
| measures how quickly the RBC settles at the bottom the faster the normal rate may indicate diseases or inflammation in the body | erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) |
| homeostasis is evaluated- a process in which the blood flows and clot forms to prevent blood loss during injury. | coagulation test |
| the tube that is used in coagulation test | light blue tube |
| identifying directly the RBC, the antigen on the surface of the RBC | Forward/ Direct typing |
| anti coagulant tube: LIGHT BLUE TOP | SODIUM CITRATE |
| most automated section in laboratory | clinical chemistry |
| BUN | Blood Urea Nitrogen |
| antigen + antibody | immune response |
| detection of microorganisms in patient sample | microbiology |
| tests in microbiology | culture and sensitivity |
| color of gram stain positive | purple and blue |
| processing of blood transfusion | blood bank |
| commonly test in blood bank | ABO rh typing, type and cross matching, Direct antiglobulin test |
| whats is the blood type that has no both antibody | type AB |
| what is the blood type that has A antigen | type A |
| what is the blood type that has no antigen on both | type o |
| what is the reagent used in Forward direct ABO/rh typing | anti sera |
| forward direct ABO/rh typing detects? | antigen |
| what is the sample used in Forward/direct Abo/rh typing? | RBC |
| what is the reagent used in reverse typing ? | A cell and B cell - packed RBC |
| reverse typing detects? | antibody |
| sample that is using in reverse typing is? | plasma |
| methods used in blood typing | tube and slide method |
| type of wbc that against parasitic infection | eosinophil |
| Classification of Service Capability in the laboratory-Qualitative Platelet determination; routine hematology; routine fecalysis | Primary clinical Laboratory |
| classification of service capability; Routine Clinical Chemistry, quantitative platelet determination; potassium hydroxide KOH | Secondary Clinical Laboratory |
| Classification of service capability : Special Chemistry, hematology including coagulation, microbiology Aerobic and non aerobic | Tertiary clinical laboratory |
| major subjects in licensure examination | Clinical Chemistry, Microbiology, parasitology, hematology immunology, serology and blood bank |
