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Protein testing |
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Cell Counts |
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Glucose |
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Culture and Gram Stain |
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India Ink Prep |
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Differential |
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| A cloudy CSF was diluted 1:100 with saline and loaded onto a hemocytometer. All 9 large squares were counted on each side. The average number of cells seen on both sides was 50. What is the total cell count per microliter? |
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5556 / microliter
((50*100*10)/9) OR (50*100*(10/9)) |
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| A cloudy CSF was diluted 1:100 with saline and loaded onto a hemocytometer. Five large squares were counted on each side. The average number of cells seen on both sides was 50. What is the total cell count per microliter? |
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| What is the CSF normal cell count for adults? |
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| What is the CSF predominant cell type in adults? |
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| What is the CSF predominant cell type in babies? |
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| What is the CSF normal cell count for babies? |
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What is the predominant finding associated with Bacterial Meningitis for the following:
Cell Count |
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What is the predominant finding associated with Bacterial Meningitis for the following:
Cell Type |
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What is the predominant finding associated with Bacterial Meningitis for the following:
Glucose |
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What is the predominant finding associated with Bacterial Meningitis for the following:
Protein |
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What is the predominant finding associated with Viral Meningitis for the following:
Cell Count |
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What is the predominant finding associated with Viral Meningitis for the following:
Cell Type |
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What is the predominant finding associated with Viral Meningitis for the following:
Glucose |
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What is the predominant finding associated with Viral Meningitis for the following:
Protein |
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| How soon is xanthochromia evident following a hemorrhage? |
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| How soon is erthrophagocytosis seen following a hemnorrhage? |
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| 12-24 hours post hemorrhage |
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| How soon are hemosiderin granules seen? |
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| How long does it take for hematin crystals to form? |
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What is the predominant finding associated with a Traumatic Tap for the following:
Is Xanthochromia usually seen? |
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What is the predominant finding associated with a Traumatic Tap for the following:
Are clots usually present? |
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What is the predominant finding associated with a Traumatic Tap for the following:
Is blood evenly distributed? |
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What is the predominant finding associated with a Traumatic Tap for the following:
Will blood be found in all tubes? |
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What is the predominant finding associated with a Cerebral Hemorrhage for the following:
Is Xanthochromia usually seen? |
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What is the predominant finding associated with a Cerebral Hemorrhage for the following:
Are clots usually present? |
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What is the predominant finding associated with a Cerebral Hemorrhage for the following:
Is blood evenly distributed? |
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What is the predominant finding associated with a Cerebral Hemorrhage for the following:
Will blood be found in all tubes? |
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