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Matching Use choices only once unless otherwise indicated. ss ietal develop and lead to peptic ulce MATCHING 13-1: KEY TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS Match each key term with the best description Key Terms (1-15) Descriptions A Anten in amniotic fluid measured to assess fetal 1. AFP B acteria that can cause chronic gastritis and lead 2. Amniotic fluid disease Buccal swab Contains material collected from the inside of the D. Cough up and spit out mucus or phlegm C&S E Detects hidden blood in feces C difficile F. Fluid from the space surrounding the spinal cord G. Frequent causative agent of hospital-acquired diarrhea Catheterized H. Growing and determining the antibiotic susceptibility of a Clean-catch I Liquid from the sac that surrounds and cushions a fetus J. Method of obtaining an uncontaminated urine sample K. Method used to stimulate sweat production Expectorate L Occult blood test that detects globin from human hemoglobin FIT M. Test that evaluates stomach acid production N. Urine specimen collected from tubing inserted into the bladder FOBT O. Urine specimen obtained during the middle of urination Gastric analysis H. pylori lontophoresis Midstream ntibiotic susceptibility of a miche CSF Key Terms (16-30) - NP O&P Occult blood PCR Pericardial fluid Peritoneal fluid Pleural fluid Serous fluid Sputum Suprapubic Sweat chloride Synovial fluid 24-hour urine UA UTI Descriptions A. Blood hidden from the naked eye B. Fecal test for parasites and their eggs C. Fluid from the abdominal cavity D. Fluid from the lung cavity E. Fluid from the sac surrounding the heart F. Infection in the urinary tract G. Joint fluid H. Mucus coughed up from the trachea or lungs 1. Pale yellow serum-like fluid 1. Refers to the nasal cavity and pharynx K. Routine urine test L Test used in the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis M. Testing process that can detect and amplify DNA N. Type of pooled urine specimen O Urine specimen aspirated through the bladder wall

Answer 1

Matching terms:

1.AFP - antigen in amniotic fluid measured to assess fetal development.

2.Amniotic fluid - (I)liquid from the sac that surrounds and cushion of fetus.

3.Buccal swab - contain material collected from the inside of cheek.

4.C&S - Growing and determining the antibiotic susceptibility of a microbe.

5.C difficile - frequent causative agent of hospital acquired diarrhoea.

6.catheterized - urine specimen collected from tubing inserted into the bladder.

7.clean-catch - methods of obtaining an uncontaminated urine sample.

8.CSF - fluid from the space surrounding the spinal cord.

9.expectorate -cough up and spit out mucus or phlegm.

10.FIT - occult blood test that detect globin from human hemoglobin.

11.FOBT - detect hidden blood in feces.

12.Gastric analysis - test that evaluate stomach acid production.

13.H.pylori - Bacteria that can cause chronic gastritis and lead to peptic ulcer disease.

14.Iontophoresis - methods used to stimulate sweat production.

15.midstream - urine specimen obtained during the middle of urination.

16.NP - refers to nasal cavity and pharynx.

17.O&P - fecal test for parasite and their eggs.

18.occult blood - blood hidden from the naked eye.

19.PCR - testing process that can detect and amplify the DNA.

20.Pericardial fluid - fluid from the sac surrounding the heart.

21.peritoneal fluid - fluid from the abdominal cavity.

22.pleural fluid - fluid from the lung cavity.

23.serous fluid - pale yellow serum - like fluid.

24.sputum - mucus coughed up from the trachea or lungs.

25.Suprapubic - Urine specimen aspirated through the blade wall.

26.sweat chloride - test used in the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.

27.synovial fluid - joint fluid.

28.24-hour urine - type of pooled urine specimen

29.UA - Routine urine test.

30.UTI - infection in the urinary tract.