Diagnostic Aids 2021

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What is the appropriate anticoagulant for a sample for haematology?
EDTA
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With reference to a haematology result. What does a 'left shift' indicate an increase in?
Immature neutrophils (Band neutrophils)
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Which parameter is measured during an ACTH stimulation test?
Cortisol
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Which urine crystal has a characteristic hexagonal appearance when viewed microscopically?
Cystine
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An abdominal effusion has high levels of protein but very few cells. Of the following, which is the most likely?
Hypertension
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Which anticoagulant for haematology?
EDTA
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What sort of sample do we need to take to run a haematology test?
EDTA and blood smear
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With reference to a haematology result. What does a 'left shift' indicate an increase in?

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Immature neutrophils (Band neutrophils)

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Which parameter is measured during an ACTH stimulation test?

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Which urine crystal has a characteristic hexagonal appearance when viewed microscopically?

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An abdominal effusion has high levels of protein but very few cells. Of the following, which is the most likely?

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