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The main function of Protein S is:

Given the following data from serum:            N=Normal         E=Elevated       D=Decreased            protein 4.2 (D)               Albumin 1.9 (D)            Calcium 7.8 (D)             Phosphorus 2.9 (N)            Glucose 98 (N)              Urea 40 (E)            Uric Acid 8.2 (E)            Creatinine 2.7 (E)            Bilirubin 0.8 (N)              ALP 18 (N)            LD 50 (N)                      AST 30 (N)            The organ(s) most likely involved is (are)

The media used to indicate H2S production, Indole production, and motility is:

The analysis of a blood specimen reveals the following hematological values:            WBC = 25,000/cu mm (2.5 x 109/L)            HCT = 32%       Hb = 10.5 g/dl            Leukocyte differential =                         monocytes-4                 bands-25                        myelocytes-4                lymphocytes-20                        segs-30                                    metamyelocytes – 15                        promyelocytes – 2            Leukocyte alkaline phosphatase score = 150            These results are strongly indicative of what disease state?

If the RBC histogram shows a shift to the right which of the following abnormalities would be indicated?

Which of the following findings is most consistent with acute glomerulonephritis?

The following results were obtained on a 73 year old black male: ALP 175 IU/I. (ULN = 100) GGT 4 IU/I. (ULN = 6) ALT 13 IU/I. (ULN = 29) **ULN=upper limit of normal Which of the following diseases do these results most correlate with?

A large gram-positive, spore-forming bacillus has been isolated from a wound in the arm of a man working in a leather factory.  Which tests would help identify the organism as Bacillus anthracis?

A statement that describes what the learner will be able to do after successfully completing a particular educational experience is:

Diagnostic specificity is defined as: