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Describe the pathophysiology of acute hepatitis B infection. - Answer Hepatitis refers to the inflammation of the liver, Hep B., from a viral infection. Considered to result from infection by a virus (HBV) that specifically targets the hepatocytes. Transmission by blood and body fluids. The liver cells are damaged by the cell-mediated immune response to the virus. Cell injury à Inflammation à necrosis in the liver. (pg. 461). Becomes chronic when persistent inflammation and necrosis of the l...

OSMT Exam Prep Question and Answers 100% Solved Correctly 2024 d. Phagocytosis -answerLysosomes are involved with: a. Energy release b. Active transport c. Mitosis d. Phagocytosis b. Is a screening test for blood donors -answerThe specific gravity test for haemoglobin: a. Uses copper nitrate b. Is a screening test for blood donors c. Uses the principle that RBC's sink quickly if anaemia is suspected. d. All of the above -answerThe plasma membrane is an animal cell is: a. The cell ...

Patho NAS Exam 3 Part 1 Quizzes & Ans. What is a common cause of hiatal hernia? Increased intra-abdominal pressure (pressure pushes stomach up) What does congenital pyloric stenosis involve? Hypertrophy of smooth muscle in the pylorus The early stage of vomiting causes: a. metabolic alkalosis b. metabolic acidosis c. increased respirations d. increased excretion of hydrogen ions c) metabolic alkalosis which of the following applies to hepatitis A infection? a) it contains a double ...

OSMT Exam Prep Question and Answers 100% Solved Correctly 2024 d. Phagocytosis -answerLysosomes are involved with: a. Energy release b. Active transport c. Mitosis d. Phagocytosis b. Is a screening test for blood donors -answerThe specific gravity test for haemoglobin: a. Uses copper nitrate b. Is a screening test for blood donors c. Uses the principle that RBC's sink quickly if anaemia is suspected. d. All of the above -answerThe plasma membrane is an animal cell is: a. The cell me...

Phlebotomy Practice Test Questions with Complete Answers What does the term phlebotomy actually mean? - Answer ️️ -b.) Incision of a vein What is the first step in routine blood collection? - Answer ️️ -d.) Correctly and positively identify the patient Which of the following acronyms is not a certification agency for phlebotomists? a.) ASCP b.) ASPT c.) AMT - Answer ️️ -d.) NAACLS Which of the following terms is evidence that an individual has demonstrated proficiency in a ...

OSMT Exam Prep Question and Answers 100% Solved Correctly 2024 d. Phagocytosis -answerLysosomes are involved with: a. Energy release b. Active transport c. Mitosis d. Phagocytosis b. Is a screening test for blood donors -answerThe specific gravity test for haemoglobin: a. Uses copper nitrate b. Is a screening test for blood donors c. Uses the principle that RBC's sink quickly if anaemia is suspected. d. All of the above -answerThe plasma membrane is an animal cell is: a. The cell me...

Patho NAS Exam 3 Part 1 Quizzes & Ans. What is a common cause of hiatal hernia? Increased intra-abdominal pressure (pressure pushes stomach up) What does congenital pyloric stenosis involve? Hypertrophy of smooth muscle in the pylorus The early stage of vomiting causes: a. metabolic alkalosis b. metabolic acidosis c. increased respirations d. increased excretion of hydrogen ions c) metabolic alkalosis which of the following applies to hepatitis A infection? a) it contains a double ...

AMT RMA Exam (CLINICAL) || With Questions & Solutions (Graded A+) AMT RMA Exam (CLINICAL) || With Questions & Solutions (Graded A+) Where should the tourniquet be placed? - ANSWER - Tied 3 to 4 inches above elbow immediately before venipuncture. A tourniquet on for longer than 1 minute may alter test results. how long should the tourniquet be on? - ANSWER - 1 minuet or less What is the order of draw? - ANSWER - 1. Blood Culture Bottles (yellow top/ sterile) 2. Plain (Non-additive) ...

VTNE Lab Questions set 1 When performing a direct fecal smear to look for "swimmers" or parasitic trophozoites, the feces cannot be older than which of the following? 12 hours 5 minutes 1 hour 24 hours if not refrigerated 1 Hour Explanation Fresh feces are needed for a direct smear. The smear should be made and read within 1 hour of fecal collection for most accurate results. Also, serial samples are ideal. Sometimes 4 to 5 smears are needed to find an organism. A negative direct smear...

When collecting FOB, the patient is restricted from consuming what а. Apples b. chicken с. Alcohol d.Acetaminophen - correct answers.а. Apples (contains 8.4mg Vit C) red meat, citrus fruit When is an INR specimen rejected a. When vacuum is not fully evacuated b. when specimen is delayed in transit for 6 hours с. When the specimen has been sitting at room temp for 1 hour before testing - correct answers.b. when specimen is delayed in transit for 6 hours Patient comes in for a routin...