Exam 5: Lab Procedures

Oxyuris equi is a nematode that lives in the large intestine of horses. Other than in the feces, where else can the eggs of Oxyuris equi be found?

What is a common use for a laboratory centrifuge?

What type of parasite uses snails or fish as an intermediate host for developing from a miracidium into a sporocyst?

How soon should urine for a urinalysis be evaluated?

Which endoparasite infects the right ventricle and pulmonary arteries?

Polychromatophilic RBCs appear as what cell when stained with new methylene blue?

When using the 100X objective lens, which type of oil should be used on the slide?

When preparing serum for serum chemistry testing, blood samples should be collected in a red top or serum separator tube and centrifuged at what speed and for how long?

These fragmented RBCs are produced by the trauma associated with colliding with intravascular fibrin strands. What are they?

Which species has rod-shaped granules in the cytoplasm of their eosinophils?

An example of a leptocyte is a .

Rouleaux formation of RBCs resembles .

A normal PCV for a horse falls in the range of .

The layer of WBCs and platelets in a spun capillary tube is referred to as the .

Ketonuria indicates which metabolic issue(s)?

Uncinaria stenocephala occurs in which host(s)?

When preparing synovial fluid for microscopic examination, thixotropy (gelling) may result if:

When requesting an ALT chemistry test, what does ALT stand for?

A coagulase test would most commonly be performed on which type of bacteria?

Which RBC disorder can be commonly seen following a blood transfusion?