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Trichrome stains would be most appropriate for detecting which of the following organisms from clinical specimens?

A urine specimen might be examined for which of the following parasites? Schistosoma haematobium Schistosoma japonicum Trichomonas vaginalis Trichuris trichiura

In the Wroblewski method, total LD activity by kinetic methods is measured by the following reaction:                                         LD            pyruvate + NADH2

The antigen that is negative when the secretor gene is present:

Situation:  The findings of a first morning urine from a patient with 152 mg/dl blood glucose were:  pale, hazy; specific gravity, 1.030; pH, 6.0; glucose strongly positive; acetone and albumin – negative; microscopic; rare red blood cells, 0-3 WBC, yeast cells.  These findings might reasonably suggest a diagnosis of:

Patients with severe hemolytic anemia usually have which of the following peripheral blood changes?

A patient with thrombophilia has decreased functional and antigenic activity of protein C. What is the diagnosis?

 Viruses can be detected directly or indirectly in which of the following ways?

A bone marrow report described blasts cells containing 1-2 nucleoli moderately coarse nuclear chromatin, a high N/C ratio, myeloperoxidase negative and a block  staining pattern with PAS.  These cells are most likely which of the following?

A creamy layer on the surface of a plasma sample is indicative of a high level of: