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Collected biological sample for analysis.
Specialist in disease nature and cause.
Free from living pathogenic organisms.
Sterile means free from all living organisms.
Substance being analyzed in a specimen.
Latin for 'in glass'.
Tests blood-thinner effectiveness.
Substance used in a chemical reaction.
Capable of burning or damaging tissue.
Corrosive causes gradual destruction by chemical action.
Blood sample with ruptured red blood cells.
Portion removed from a well-mixed sample.
Devices that can puncture or cut skin.
Scientific tests for crime evidence detection.
Protein-rich fluids from inflamed tissue.
To withdraw fluid using suction.
Medication that prevents blood clotting.
Physician office laboratory.
Urinary tract infection.
Medical technologist.
Assists in laboratory testing and procedures.
American Medical Technologists.
American Society of Clinical Pathologists.
Clinical laboratory scientist.
Performs laboratory tests and analyses.
Medical laboratory assistant.
Certified medical laboratory assistant.
Certified phlebotomy technician.
Red blood cells.
White blood cells.
Low-density lipoprotein.
High-density lipoprotein.
Cerebrospinal fluid.
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments.
Oversees Medicare and Medicaid services.
Food and Drug Administration.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Human immunodeficiency virus.
Standard operating procedure.
Quality assurance.
Quality control.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Hazard Communication Standard.
Safety Data Sheet.
Personal protective equipment.
Other potentially infectious material.
Hepatitis B virus.
Hepatitis C virus.
Celsius.
Fahrenheit.
Système International.
World Health Organization.
Provider-performed microscopy procedures.
Potassium hydroxide.
College of American Pathologists.
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
Revolutions per minute.
Thyroid-stimulating hormone.
Substance being analyzed.
Histology.
Microbiology.
Tests that can be performed without extensive training.
CMS.
Waived tests.
Ability to consistently reproduce test results.
Proper and frequent hand hygiene.
HIV or HBV.
Incubator.
Microorganisms living on or in the body.
Kidney filtration.
Hollow tube for fluid withdrawal or instillation.
Accurate liquid volume.
Body opening or passage.
Insoluble material at the bottom.
Kidney disease affecting glomeruli.
Expressed as numbers with units.
Stable internal body environment.
Essential amino acid in milk and eggs.
Breaks down esters.
Yellowing of skin from bilirubin.
Electrically charged atom.
Dilute urine.
Concentrated urine.
Stimulates egg and sperm production.
Blood flow deficiency to kidneys.
Substance toxic to kidneys.
Nonsexual insertion of semen into uterus.
Ovulation and testosterone production.
Antigen-antibody testing method.
Primitive single-celled organisms.
Altering urine to pass drug test.
Culture and sensitivity.
Urinalysis.
Clean-catch midstream urine.
Phenylketonuria.
Sodium.
Potassium.