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Used for evaluation in medical testing.
Diagnoses diseases through laboratory analysis.
Indicates a state of cleanliness in medical procedures.
Indicates the absence of all living organisms.
The specific substance being tested in a sample.
Refers to experiments conducted outside a living organism.
Measures blood clotting time for anticoagulant therapy.
Substance used to cause a chemical reaction.
Describes substances that can damage tissues.
Refers to substances that gradually destroy materials.
Blood sample where red blood cells have broken down.
A portion taken from a larger sample for testing.
Instruments that can puncture or cut skin.
Tests used to gather evidence in criminal investigations.
Fluids rich in proteins that leak from blood vessels.
To remove fluid using suction.
Substance that prevents blood clotting.
Refers to a physician office laboratory.
Indicates a urinary tract infection.
Refers to a medical technologist.
Indicates a medical laboratory technician.
Refers to American Medical Technologists.
Indicates American Society of Clinical Pathologists.
Refers to a clinical laboratory scientist.
Indicates a clinical laboratory technician.
Refers to a medical laboratory assistant.
Indicates a certified medical laboratory assistant.
Refers to a certified phlebotomy technician.
Indicates red blood cells.
Indicates white blood cells.
Refers to low-density lipoprotein.
Indicates high-density lipoprotein.
Refers to cerebrospinal fluid.
Indicates Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments.
Refers to Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Indicates Food and Drug Administration.
Refers to Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
Indicates human immunodeficiency virus.
Refers to standard operating procedure.
Indicates quality assurance.
Refers to quality control.
Indicates Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Refers to Hazard Communication Standard.
Indicates safety data sheet.
Refers to personal protective equipment.
Indicates other potentially infectious material.
Refers to hepatitis B virus.
Indicates hepatitis C virus.
Indicates Celsius.
Indicates Fahrenheit.
Refers to Système International.
Indicates World Health Organization.
Refers to provider-performed microscopy procedures.
Indicates potassium hydroxide.
Refers to College of American Pathologists.
Indicates Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
Refers to revolutions per minute.
Indicates thyroid stimulating hormone.
Identified as the analyte.
Histology focuses on tissue analysis.
Microbiology tests for antibiotic effectiveness.
Dipstick urinalysis is an example.
CMS oversees laboratory test classifications.
Medical assistants can perform waived tests.
Precision indicates consistent results.
Proper hand sanitation is crucial.
HIV and HBV are both examples.
An incubator is used for this purpose.
Microorganisms that naturally inhabit the body.
Evaluates kidney filtration efficiency.
Used to withdraw or instill fluids in the body.
Measures liquid volume accurately.
Refers to a body opening or passage.
Insoluble material that settles in urine.
Kidney disease affecting glomeruli function.
Results expressed as numbers with units.
Maintains a stable internal environment in the body.
Essential amino acid found in various foods.
Enzyme that breaks down esters into alcohols.
Yellowing of skin due to high bilirubin levels.
Charged atom or smallest component of an element.
Describes a dilute urine concentration.
Substance harmful to kidney function.
Stimulates egg and sperm production.
Describes a concentrated urine solution.
Nonsexual introduction of semen into the uterus.
Stimulates ovulation and testosterone production.
Technique using antigen-antibody binding for analysis.
Single-celled organisms, primitive animal life.
Manipulation of a sample to pass drug tests.
Indicates culture and sensitivity testing.
Refers to follicle-stimulating hormone.
Indicates luteinizing hormone.
Refers to phenylketonuria.
Indicates urinalysis.
Refers to clean-catch midstream urine.
Indicates current procedural terminology.
Indicates sodium in chemical notation.
Indicates potassium in chemical notation.