Question

Chapter 11 Special Collections Care Testing 219 Key Terms Hypokalemia Hyponatremia Hypoxemia ica Descriptions A B. Aber a meal Chemical symbol for sodium Abnormally low oxygen level in the blood L Lactose tolerance test LDL Lipids Lookback Lysis Paternity test Peak level Рост Polycythemia D. Disease involving overproduction of RBCS Fats and fatlike substances the body uses for energy Heart muscle proteins elevated after a heart attack Highest serum drug concentration anticipated H. Involves collection of drug levels at specific times lonized form of calcium J. Life-threatening body response to a blood infection K. Low blood potassium level Low blood sodium level M. Lowest serum drug concentration expected N. Metals measured in very small amounts 0. Microorganisms or their trains in the blood P. Noninvasive way to measure bilirubin in newborns Q. Pertaining to treatment R Program to trace blood unit components to the donor Rupturing, as in the bursting of a red blood cell T Scientific study of poisons U Standardizes differences in PT results V. Test that can determine the absence of mucosal lactase W Test to determine if a man is the biological father of a specific individual X. Test used to monitor warfarin therapy Y Testing performed where the patient is located 2 The mineral potassium AA. Type of IGRA tuberculosis test that is collected in a single green-top tube BB Type of IGRA tuberculosis test that is collected in four special tubes CC. Unhealthy form of cholesterol Sepsis Septicemia TB-Gold T-Spot TCB TDM Therapeutic TnT/Tnl Toxicology Trace elements Though level

Answer 1

Medical terms are used to describe the medical conditions of the various alternation in the state of health and is used for diagnosis and curative purposes.

Medical terms with description ( matched) are as follows :-

30) Hypokalemia :- (K) Low blood potassium level

31) Hyponatremia :- (L) Low blood sodium level

32)Hypoxemia:- (A) Abnormally low oxygen level in the blood.

33) iCa2+ :- (I) Ionized form of Calcium.

34) INR:- (U) Standardizes differences in PT result.

35)K+ :- (Z) The mineral potassium.

36) Lactose tolerance test :- (V) Test that can determine the absence of mucosal lactose.

37)LDL :- (CC) Unhealthy form of cholesterol.

38)Lipids:- (E) Fats and fatlike substances the body uses for energy.

39)Lookback :- (R) Program to trace blood unit components to the donor.

40) Lysis :- (S) Rupturing ,as in the busting of a red blood cell.

41) Na+ :- (C) Chemical symbol for sodium.

42) Paternity test :- (W) Test to determine if a man is the biological father of a specific individual.

43)Peak level :- (G) Highest serum drug concentration anticipated.

44)POCK :- (Y)Testing performed where the patient is located.

45)Polycythemia:- (D) Disease involving overproduction of RBCs.

46) PP :- (B) After meal

47) PT :- (X) Test used to monitor warfarin therapy.

48) Sepsis:- (O) Microorganisms or their toxins in the blood.

49) Septicemia :- (J) Life threatening body response to a blood infections.

50)TB - Gold :- (BB) Type of IGRA tuberculosis test that is collected in four special tubes.

51)T -Spot :- (AA) Type of IGRA tuberculosis test that is collected in a single green top tube.

52) TcB:- (P) Noninvasive way to measure bilirubin in newborn.

53) TDM:- (H) Involves collection of drug levels at specific times.

54) Therapeutic :- (Q) Pertaining to treatment.

55) TnT/Tnl :- (F) Heart muscle proteins elevated after a heart attack.

56) Toxicology : - ( T) scientific study of poison.

57) Trace elements :- (N)Metals measured invert small amount.

58) Trough level :- M)Lowest serum drug concentration expected.