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FECALYSIS
80問 • 2年前
  • Yves Laure Pimentel
  • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    Quantitative: timed specimen;

    (3-day collection)

  • 2

    scarping of stool from diapers

    CAMMIDGE

  • 3

    Pancreatic Disorders, Bile-duct Obstruction

    BULKY/ FROTHY

  • 4

    insertion of thick walled glass in rectum

    JALIFE

  • 5

    Intestinal constriction, Spastic bowel, Rectal Narrowing/ Structure

    RIBBON LIKE

  • 6

    From intestinal oxidation of Stercobilinogen fo Stercobiin by intestinal bacteria

    BROWN

  • 7

    Colitis, Dysentery, Malignancy, Constipation

    MUCUS OR BLOOD STREAKED

  • 8

    Mushy, Foul, Smelling gray stool that floats on water

    STEATORRHEA

  • 9

    Bleeding form UPPER GIT (Esophagus, Stomach, Duodenum) > 3 days for blood to stool Bismuth (Antacids), Iron Therapy, Charcoal

    Black

  • 10

    LOWER GIT Bleeding; Beets, Food coloring, Rifampin

    RED

  • 11

    seen in feces in cases of Ulcerative Colitis and Bacterial Dysentery

    Leukocytes (Neutrophil)

  • 12

    FECAL ASSOCIATED PARASITES

    Salmonella, Shigella, Campylobacter, Yersinia, EIEC:

  • 13

    Bile-duct Obstruction, Barium Sulfate

    GRAY/ PALE YELLOW

  • 14

    Biliverdin/ Oral Antibiotics, Green Vegetables, Calomel

    Green

  • 15

    Wet preparations stained with

    Methylene Blue

  • 16

    Dried Smears:

    Wrights/ Giemsa Stain

  • 17

    Indicative of an invasive condition

    NEUTROPHILS

  • 18

    Detects Lactoferrin (Secondary Granule)

    Lactoferrin LATEX AGGLUTINATION

  • 19

    MUSCLE FIBERS

    Creatorrhea

  • 20

    Creatorrhea

    MUSCLE FIBERS

  • 21

    Helpful in diagnosis of pancretic sufficiecy

    MUSCLE FIBERS (Creatorrhea)

  • 22

    MUSCLE FIBERS (Creatorrhea) Helpful in diagnosis of

    pancretic sufficiecy

  • 23

    Partially Digested Muscle Fibers:

    striation in one direction

  • 24

    Fully Digested Muscle Fibers:

    no striations

  • 25

    microscopically screening for the presence of Excess Fecal Fat & Differentiate MALABSORPTION AND MALDIGESTION

    QUALITATIVE FECAL FATS

  • 26

    QUALITATIVE FECAL FATS microscopically screening for the presence of Excess Fecal Fat & Differentiate

    MALABSORPTION AND MALDIGESTION

  • 27

    QUALITATIVE FECAL FATS Stain Used:

    SUDAN III, IV, OIL RED O

  • 28

    are readily stained by Sudan lll & appear as Large Orange Red Droplets

    Neutral Fats

  • 29

    Neutral Fats are readily stained by Sudan lll & appear as

    Large Orange Red Droplets

  • 30

    Neutral Fats Stain are readily stained by ? & appear as Large Orange Red Droplets

    Sudan lll

  • 31

    >60 Orange Droplets/ HPF =

    Steatorrhea

  • 32

    Soaps and fatty acids do not stain directly w/ Sudan lll

    split Fat Stain

  • 33

    Stool + 36% Acetic Acid + Sudan + Heat =

    ORANGE DROPLETS

  • 34

    FECAL FATS : 100 small droplets with <4um in dm

    NORMAL

  • 35

    FECAL FATS : 100 droplets w/ 1-8 um

    SLIGHTLY INCREASED

  • 36

    FECAL FATS : 100 droplets with 6-75 um in diameter

    STEATORRHEA

  • 37

    Steatorrhea can occur with Diarrhea and can result from

    Malabsorption Vs. Maldigestion

  • 38

    Impaired Nutrient Absorption that result from Intestinal mucosa damage (Celiac Dse, Tropical Sprue)

    Malabsorption

  • 39

    Impaired Food digestion that result from DECREASED level of pancreatic enzymes (Pancreatitis, Pancreatic Cancer, Obstructive jaundice)

    Maldigestion

  • 40

    Maldigestion DISEASES

    (Pancreatitis, Pancreatic Cancer, Obstructive jaundice)

  • 41

    DISEASES Malabsorption

    (Celiac Dse, Tropical Sprue)

  • 42

    First Slide (Neutral Fat Stain) Malabsorption

    NORMAL

  • 43

    First Slide (Neutral Fat Stain) Maldigestion

    INCREASED

  • 44

    Second Slide (Free Fatty Acids) Malabsorption

    INCREASED

  • 45

    Second Slide (Free Fatty Acids) Maldigestion

    NORMAL

  • 46

    First Slide (Neutral Fat Stain) NORMAL, Second Slide (Free Fatty Acids) INCREASED CAUSES?

    Malabsorption

  • 47

    First Slide (Neutral Fat Stain) INCREASED, Second Slide (Free Fatty Acids) NORMAL CAUSES?

    Maldigestion

  • 48

    QUANTITATIVE FECAL FATS Specimen:

    3 DAYS/ 72 HOURS STOOL SPECIMEN

  • 49

    GOLD STANDARD FOR QUANTITATIVE FECAL TESTING & the Method routinely Used for Fecal Fat Measurement

    VAN DE KAMER TITRATION

  • 50

    Reference Values based on 100 g/d intake are 1-6 g/d or coefficient of fat retention of at least

    95%

  • 51

    Rapid test to estimate amount of fat excretion, screen steatorrhea in pediatric populations

    ACID STEATOCRIT

  • 52

    Most Frequently Performed in Fecal Analyses

    FECAL OCCULT BLOOD TEST

  • 53

    grams of stool > Pathologically significant

    >2.5mL/150g

  • 54

    Most Frequently Used Screening Test Principle: Pseudoperoxidase Activity of Hemoglobin =» Positive Result: blue

    GUIAC BASED FECAL OCCULT BLOOD TEST

  • 55

    GUIAC BASED FECAL OCCULT BLOOD TEST Principle: Pseudoperoxidase Activity of Hemoglobin =» Positive Result:

    blue

  • 56

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Aspirin and other inflammatory medications

    False-POSITIVE FOBT

  • 57

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Red Meat

    False-POSITIVE FOBT

  • 58

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Vitamin C >250 mg/dl

    False NEGATIVE FOBT

  • 59

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Horseraddish. Raw Brocolli, Caulifiower, Radish, Turnips

    False-POSITIVE FOBT

  • 60

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Iron Supplements containing Vit

    False NEGATIVE FOBT

  • 61

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Melon, Menstrual & Hemorrhoid Contamination

    False-POSITIVE FOBT

  • 62

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Failure to wait after sample is applied 1to add the developer reagent (3-5 minutes)

    False NEGATIVE FOBT

  • 63

    Specific for the Globin Portion of Human Hemoglobin and uses Polyclonal Anti- Human Hgb Antibodies

    Immunochemical Fecal Occult Blood Test

  • 64

    More sensitive to lower GIT bleeding

    Immunochemical Fecal Occult Blood Test

  • 65

    Based on the conversion of Heme (Degrade by Intestinal bacteria) to fluorescent porphyrins More sensitive to Upper GIT Bleeding

    Porphyrin-Based Fecal Occult Blood Test

  • 66

    Distinguish between the presence of fetal blood or maternal blood in infants stool or vomitus

    APT Test (Fetal Hemoglobin)

  • 67

    APT Test (Fetal Hemoglobin) WHAT IS USED

    1% NAOH

  • 68

    Solution remains pink

    HBF- FETAL HEMOGLOBIN

  • 69

    Yellow-Brown supematant after standing for 2 minutes

    MATERNAL HALO

  • 70

    FECAL ENZYMES

    (Trypsin, Chymotrypsin, Elastase 1)

  • 71

    Decreased Production of Pancreatic Enzymes (Pancreatic insufficiency) is associated with

    Chronic Pancreatitis & CF

  • 72

    Screening test for Fecal Trypsin

    GELATIN TEST

  • 73

    Maybe Present in stool as a result of intestinal inabili : ty to reabsorb CHO (Celiac Disease); or lack of digestive enzyme (Lactase: Lactose Intolerance)

    CARBOHYDRATES

  • 74

    CARBOHYDRATES Normal pH:

    Between 7 & 8

  • 75

    Copper Reduction Test: Indicative of CHO Intolerance

    0.5 g/dl

  • 76

    Most Common Cause of Malabsorption in developed countries

    CELIAC DISEASE

  • 77

    CELIAC DISEASE Immunologic Test:

    Anti-Glidialin & Anti-Endomysial Antibodies

  • 78

    CELIAC DISEASE TEST

    CELLOBIOSE MANNITOL PERMEABILITY TESTS

  • 79

    a sugar that doesn't need to be digested but absorbed in order to be present in urine

    D-xylose

  • 80

    because pancreatic enzymes are not required for absorption of D-Xylose

    <3 G Enterogenous Malabsorption

  • other names parasitology

    other names parasitology

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    other names parasitology

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    PARASITOLOGY

    PARASITOLOGY

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    PARASITOLOGY

    PARASITOLOGY

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    HTMLBE

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    HTMLBE

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    CC - 1 LAB. SAFETY, BASIC UNITS, AND CONVERSION FACTOR

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    HISTOPATHOLOGY

    HISTOPATHOLOGY

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    HISTOPATHOLOGY

    HISTOPATHOLOGY

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    CC-2 SPECTROPHOTOMETRY

    CC-2 SPECTROPHOTOMETRY

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    CC-2 SPECTROPHOTOMETRY

    CC-2 SPECTROPHOTOMETRY

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    CC-3 ELECTROPHORESIS

    CC-3 ELECTROPHORESIS

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    CC-3 ELECTROPHORESIS

    CC-3 ELECTROPHORESIS

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    AUBF LAB SAFETY

    AUBF LAB SAFETY

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    AUBF LAB SAFETY

    AUBF LAB SAFETY

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    CSF 1

    CSF 1

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    CSF 1

    CSF 1

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    CSF 2

    CSF 2

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    CSF 2

    CSF 2

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    SEMEN 1

    SEMEN 1

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    SEMEN 1

    SEMEN 1

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    SEMEN 2

    SEMEN 2

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    SEMEN 2

    SEMEN 2

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    SYNOVIAL FLUID 1

    SYNOVIAL FLUID 1

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    SYNOVIAL FLUID 1

    SYNOVIAL FLUID 1

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    SYNOVIAL FLUID 2

    SYNOVIAL FLUID 2

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    SYNOVIAL FLUID 2

    SYNOVIAL FLUID 2

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    SEROUS FLUID

    SEROUS FLUID

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    SEROUS FLUID

    SEROUS FLUID

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    PLEURAL FLUID

    PLEURAL FLUID

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    PLEURAL FLUID

    PLEURAL FLUID

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    PERICARDIAL FLUID

    PERICARDIAL FLUID

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    PERICARDIAL FLUID

    PERICARDIAL FLUID

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    PERITONEAL FLUID/ ASCITIC FLUID

    PERITONEAL FLUID/ ASCITIC FLUID

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    PERITONEAL FLUID/ ASCITIC FLUID

    PERITONEAL FLUID/ ASCITIC FLUID

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    AMNIOTIC FLUID

    AMNIOTIC FLUID

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    AMNIOTIC FLUID

    AMNIOTIC FLUID

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Quantitative: timed specimen;

    (3-day collection)

  • 2

    scarping of stool from diapers

    CAMMIDGE

  • 3

    Pancreatic Disorders, Bile-duct Obstruction

    BULKY/ FROTHY

  • 4

    insertion of thick walled glass in rectum

    JALIFE

  • 5

    Intestinal constriction, Spastic bowel, Rectal Narrowing/ Structure

    RIBBON LIKE

  • 6

    From intestinal oxidation of Stercobilinogen fo Stercobiin by intestinal bacteria

    BROWN

  • 7

    Colitis, Dysentery, Malignancy, Constipation

    MUCUS OR BLOOD STREAKED

  • 8

    Mushy, Foul, Smelling gray stool that floats on water

    STEATORRHEA

  • 9

    Bleeding form UPPER GIT (Esophagus, Stomach, Duodenum) > 3 days for blood to stool Bismuth (Antacids), Iron Therapy, Charcoal

    Black

  • 10

    LOWER GIT Bleeding; Beets, Food coloring, Rifampin

    RED

  • 11

    seen in feces in cases of Ulcerative Colitis and Bacterial Dysentery

    Leukocytes (Neutrophil)

  • 12

    FECAL ASSOCIATED PARASITES

    Salmonella, Shigella, Campylobacter, Yersinia, EIEC:

  • 13

    Bile-duct Obstruction, Barium Sulfate

    GRAY/ PALE YELLOW

  • 14

    Biliverdin/ Oral Antibiotics, Green Vegetables, Calomel

    Green

  • 15

    Wet preparations stained with

    Methylene Blue

  • 16

    Dried Smears:

    Wrights/ Giemsa Stain

  • 17

    Indicative of an invasive condition

    NEUTROPHILS

  • 18

    Detects Lactoferrin (Secondary Granule)

    Lactoferrin LATEX AGGLUTINATION

  • 19

    MUSCLE FIBERS

    Creatorrhea

  • 20

    Creatorrhea

    MUSCLE FIBERS

  • 21

    Helpful in diagnosis of pancretic sufficiecy

    MUSCLE FIBERS (Creatorrhea)

  • 22

    MUSCLE FIBERS (Creatorrhea) Helpful in diagnosis of

    pancretic sufficiecy

  • 23

    Partially Digested Muscle Fibers:

    striation in one direction

  • 24

    Fully Digested Muscle Fibers:

    no striations

  • 25

    microscopically screening for the presence of Excess Fecal Fat & Differentiate MALABSORPTION AND MALDIGESTION

    QUALITATIVE FECAL FATS

  • 26

    QUALITATIVE FECAL FATS microscopically screening for the presence of Excess Fecal Fat & Differentiate

    MALABSORPTION AND MALDIGESTION

  • 27

    QUALITATIVE FECAL FATS Stain Used:

    SUDAN III, IV, OIL RED O

  • 28

    are readily stained by Sudan lll & appear as Large Orange Red Droplets

    Neutral Fats

  • 29

    Neutral Fats are readily stained by Sudan lll & appear as

    Large Orange Red Droplets

  • 30

    Neutral Fats Stain are readily stained by ? & appear as Large Orange Red Droplets

    Sudan lll

  • 31

    >60 Orange Droplets/ HPF =

    Steatorrhea

  • 32

    Soaps and fatty acids do not stain directly w/ Sudan lll

    split Fat Stain

  • 33

    Stool + 36% Acetic Acid + Sudan + Heat =

    ORANGE DROPLETS

  • 34

    FECAL FATS : 100 small droplets with <4um in dm

    NORMAL

  • 35

    FECAL FATS : 100 droplets w/ 1-8 um

    SLIGHTLY INCREASED

  • 36

    FECAL FATS : 100 droplets with 6-75 um in diameter

    STEATORRHEA

  • 37

    Steatorrhea can occur with Diarrhea and can result from

    Malabsorption Vs. Maldigestion

  • 38

    Impaired Nutrient Absorption that result from Intestinal mucosa damage (Celiac Dse, Tropical Sprue)

    Malabsorption

  • 39

    Impaired Food digestion that result from DECREASED level of pancreatic enzymes (Pancreatitis, Pancreatic Cancer, Obstructive jaundice)

    Maldigestion

  • 40

    Maldigestion DISEASES

    (Pancreatitis, Pancreatic Cancer, Obstructive jaundice)

  • 41

    DISEASES Malabsorption

    (Celiac Dse, Tropical Sprue)

  • 42

    First Slide (Neutral Fat Stain) Malabsorption

    NORMAL

  • 43

    First Slide (Neutral Fat Stain) Maldigestion

    INCREASED

  • 44

    Second Slide (Free Fatty Acids) Malabsorption

    INCREASED

  • 45

    Second Slide (Free Fatty Acids) Maldigestion

    NORMAL

  • 46

    First Slide (Neutral Fat Stain) NORMAL, Second Slide (Free Fatty Acids) INCREASED CAUSES?

    Malabsorption

  • 47

    First Slide (Neutral Fat Stain) INCREASED, Second Slide (Free Fatty Acids) NORMAL CAUSES?

    Maldigestion

  • 48

    QUANTITATIVE FECAL FATS Specimen:

    3 DAYS/ 72 HOURS STOOL SPECIMEN

  • 49

    GOLD STANDARD FOR QUANTITATIVE FECAL TESTING & the Method routinely Used for Fecal Fat Measurement

    VAN DE KAMER TITRATION

  • 50

    Reference Values based on 100 g/d intake are 1-6 g/d or coefficient of fat retention of at least

    95%

  • 51

    Rapid test to estimate amount of fat excretion, screen steatorrhea in pediatric populations

    ACID STEATOCRIT

  • 52

    Most Frequently Performed in Fecal Analyses

    FECAL OCCULT BLOOD TEST

  • 53

    grams of stool > Pathologically significant

    >2.5mL/150g

  • 54

    Most Frequently Used Screening Test Principle: Pseudoperoxidase Activity of Hemoglobin =» Positive Result: blue

    GUIAC BASED FECAL OCCULT BLOOD TEST

  • 55

    GUIAC BASED FECAL OCCULT BLOOD TEST Principle: Pseudoperoxidase Activity of Hemoglobin =» Positive Result:

    blue

  • 56

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Aspirin and other inflammatory medications

    False-POSITIVE FOBT

  • 57

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Red Meat

    False-POSITIVE FOBT

  • 58

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Vitamin C >250 mg/dl

    False NEGATIVE FOBT

  • 59

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Horseraddish. Raw Brocolli, Caulifiower, Radish, Turnips

    False-POSITIVE FOBT

  • 60

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Iron Supplements containing Vit

    False NEGATIVE FOBT

  • 61

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Melon, Menstrual & Hemorrhoid Contamination

    False-POSITIVE FOBT

  • 62

    False-POSITIVE/ NEGATIVE FOBT Failure to wait after sample is applied 1to add the developer reagent (3-5 minutes)

    False NEGATIVE FOBT

  • 63

    Specific for the Globin Portion of Human Hemoglobin and uses Polyclonal Anti- Human Hgb Antibodies

    Immunochemical Fecal Occult Blood Test

  • 64

    More sensitive to lower GIT bleeding

    Immunochemical Fecal Occult Blood Test

  • 65

    Based on the conversion of Heme (Degrade by Intestinal bacteria) to fluorescent porphyrins More sensitive to Upper GIT Bleeding

    Porphyrin-Based Fecal Occult Blood Test

  • 66

    Distinguish between the presence of fetal blood or maternal blood in infants stool or vomitus

    APT Test (Fetal Hemoglobin)

  • 67

    APT Test (Fetal Hemoglobin) WHAT IS USED

    1% NAOH

  • 68

    Solution remains pink

    HBF- FETAL HEMOGLOBIN

  • 69

    Yellow-Brown supematant after standing for 2 minutes

    MATERNAL HALO

  • 70

    FECAL ENZYMES

    (Trypsin, Chymotrypsin, Elastase 1)

  • 71

    Decreased Production of Pancreatic Enzymes (Pancreatic insufficiency) is associated with

    Chronic Pancreatitis & CF

  • 72

    Screening test for Fecal Trypsin

    GELATIN TEST

  • 73

    Maybe Present in stool as a result of intestinal inabili : ty to reabsorb CHO (Celiac Disease); or lack of digestive enzyme (Lactase: Lactose Intolerance)

    CARBOHYDRATES

  • 74

    CARBOHYDRATES Normal pH:

    Between 7 & 8

  • 75

    Copper Reduction Test: Indicative of CHO Intolerance

    0.5 g/dl

  • 76

    Most Common Cause of Malabsorption in developed countries

    CELIAC DISEASE

  • 77

    CELIAC DISEASE Immunologic Test:

    Anti-Glidialin & Anti-Endomysial Antibodies

  • 78

    CELIAC DISEASE TEST

    CELLOBIOSE MANNITOL PERMEABILITY TESTS

  • 79

    a sugar that doesn't need to be digested but absorbed in order to be present in urine

    D-xylose

  • 80

    because pancreatic enzymes are not required for absorption of D-Xylose

    <3 G Enterogenous Malabsorption