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MATCHING Use choices only once unless otherwise indicated. MATCHING 13-1: KEY TERMS AND DLSCRIFTIONS Match each key term with the best descriptinn Key Terms 5-HIAA Descriptions A Antigen in amniotic fluid measured to assess fetal development B. Bacteria that can cause chronic gastritis and lead to peptic ulcer disease C. Breath test used to detect Helicobacter pylori D. Contains material collected from the inside of the 2. 24-hour unine 3. AFB 4. AFP 5. Ampiotic fluid cheek E. Cough up and spit out mucus or phlegm F. Dangerous decrease in blood pH due to excess ketones C. Detects hidden blood in feces H. Fluid from the space surrounding the spinal cord I Frequent causative agent of hospital-acquired diarrhea 6. Buccal swab 7. CAS 8. Clostridium difficile 9. Cath urine J. Growing and determining the antibiotic susceptibility of a microbe K. Initials of a hormone detected in urine pregnancy tests L. Liquid from the sac that surrounds and cushions a fetus M. Method of obtaining an uncontaminated urine sample N. Presence of glucose in the urine O. Product of the breakdown of serotonin P. Rapid tests that detect foodborne illnesses Q. Term used to describe the microbe that causes tuberculosis R. Test named for a type of resin used to detect occult blood S. Test that evaluates stomach acid production T. Test that requires a 24-hour urine collection U. Tests that detect human globin in feces V. Type of pooled urine specimen 10. CIDTS 1. Clean-catch 12. Creatinine clearance 13. CSF 14. C-UBT 15. DKA 16. Expectorate 17. First morning/8-hour urine 18. FIT/IFOBT FOBT 19. 20 Gastric apalysis 21. Glycosuria Guaiac 22, W. Type of specimen that normally has the highest specific gravity 23. hCG X- Urine specimen collected from tubing inserted i the bladder 24. X H. pylori

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Key terms	Descriptions
1) 5-HIAA	O) Product of breakdown of serotonin.
2) 24 hour urine.	V) Type of pooled urine specimen.
3) AFB.	Q) Term used to describe microbe that causes tuberculosis.
4) AFP.	A) antigen in amino acid measured to assess fetal development.
5) Amniotic fluid.	L) Liquid from the sac that surrounds and cushions the fetus.
6) Buccal swab.	D) Contains material collected from the inside of the cheek.
7) C&S.	J) Growing and determining the antibiotic susceptibility of a microbe.
8) Clostridium difficle.	I) Frequent causative agent of hospital acquired diarrhea.
9) Cath urine.	X) Urine specimen collected from tubing inserted into the bladder.
10) CIDTs	P) Rapid test to detect food born illness.
11) Clean catch.	M) Method of obtaining uncontaminated urine sample.
12) Creatinine clearance.	T) Test that required 24 hr urine collection.
13) CSF.	H) Fluid from space surrounding the spinal cord.
14) C-UBT.	C) Breath test used to detect H.pylori.
15) DKA.	F) Dangerous decrease in blood pH due to excess ketone.
16) Expectorate.	E) Cough up and spit out mucus or phlegm.
17) First morning/8-hour urine.	W) Type of specimen that normally has highest specific gravity.
18) FIT/iFOBT.	U) Test that detect human globin in feces.
19) FOBT.	G) Detect hidden blood in feces.
20) Gastric analysis.	S) Test that evaluate stomach acid production.
21) Glycosuria.	N) Presence of glucose in the urine.
22) Guaiac	R) Test named for a type of resin used to detect occult blood.
23) HCG.	K) Initials of a hormone detected in urine pregnancy test.
24) H.pylori	B) Bacteria that causes chronic gastritis and leads to peptic ulcer disease.