CompatibleTerm that refersto donor bloodand recipientblood having noreaction witheach otherSodiumCitrateAnticoagulantused at a 1:10ratio forcoagulationstudies - bindsto calciumTreponemapallidumCausative agentof syphilis -serology testingcan detect 2types ofantibodiesFibrinolysisProcess inwhich a fibrinclot isbroken downGramNegativeRefers tobacteria thatstain pinkupon a gramstainBacteriologyStudyofbacteriaForward/FrontTypingTesting forantigen onthe patient'sRBCsIncompatibleTerm that refersto donor anrecipient bloodthat exhibit andantigen/antibodyreactionExtrinsicPathwayPathway ofcoagulationactivated by tissuethromboplastinentering thevascular systemHumoralMediatedImmunityImmunemechanism that isthe primary defenseagainst bacterialinfections andinvolves productionof antibodiesAntinuclearAntibodies(ANA)Serology test thatchecks forimmunoglobulinreaction with thenucleus or nuclearcomponents ofhost cellsNormalFloraOrganismscommonlyfound in or onthe body (skin,intestines,mouth, throat)AutoclavingSterilizationby steam for15 minutesat 121 C at15 PSIHemolyticTransfusionReaction(HTR)Term fordestruction ofRBCs causedby ABOincompatibility -can be deadlyReverse/BackTypingTesting forantibody inthe patient'sserumCrossmatchedRefers to bloodthat is donated byan unidentifieddonor and given toan unidentifiedrecipient - checkedfor compatibilityCell-MediatedImmunityImmunemechanismresponsible forbody defensethat involves T-lymphocytesCerebrospinalFluid(CSF)Specimencollected formicrobiologythat shouldALWAYS besterileAntigenSubstancerecognizedby the bodyas foreign or"non-self"AntibodyProteinproduced inresponse tostimuli fromforeigninvadersCalciumIonnecessaryfor all 3stages ofcoagulationCommonPathwayConvergence ofthe intrinsic andextrinsic pathwaysof coagulation byactivation ofFactor XIntrinsicPathwayPathway ofcoagulationactivatedfollowingtissue injuryBloodAgarPlate(BAP)Most commonlyused media thatis important foridentifyingbacterialhemolysisCompatibleTerm that refersto donor bloodand recipientblood having noreaction witheach otherSodiumCitrateAnticoagulantused at a 1:10ratio forcoagulationstudies - bindsto calciumTreponemapallidumCausative agentof syphilis -serology testingcan detect 2types ofantibodiesFibrinolysisProcess inwhich a fibrinclot isbroken downGramNegativeRefers tobacteria thatstain pinkupon a gramstainBacteriologyStudyofbacteriaForward/FrontTypingTesting forantigen onthe patient'sRBCsIncompatibleTerm that refersto donor anrecipient bloodthat exhibit andantigen/antibodyreactionExtrinsicPathwayPathway ofcoagulationactivated by tissuethromboplastinentering thevascular systemHumoralMediatedImmunityImmunemechanism that isthe primary defenseagainst bacterialinfections andinvolves productionof antibodiesAntinuclearAntibodies(ANA)Serology test thatchecks forimmunoglobulinreaction with thenucleus or nuclearcomponents ofhost cellsNormalFloraOrganismscommonlyfound in or onthe body (skin,intestines,mouth, throat)AutoclavingSterilizationby steam for15 minutesat 121 C at15 PSIHemolyticTransfusionReaction(HTR)Term fordestruction ofRBCs causedby ABOincompatibility -can be deadlyReverse/BackTypingTesting forantibody inthe patient'sserumCrossmatchedRefers to bloodthat is donated byan unidentifieddonor and given toan unidentifiedrecipient - checkedfor compatibilityCell-MediatedImmunityImmunemechanismresponsible forbody defensethat involves T-lymphocytesCerebrospinalFluid(CSF)Specimencollected formicrobiologythat shouldALWAYS besterileAntigenSubstancerecognizedby the bodyas foreign or"non-self"AntibodyProteinproduced inresponse tostimuli fromforeigninvadersCalciumIonnecessaryfor all 3stages ofcoagulationCommonPathwayConvergence ofthe intrinsic andextrinsic pathwaysof coagulation byactivation ofFactor XIntrinsicPathwayPathway ofcoagulationactivatedfollowingtissue injuryBloodAgarPlate(BAP)Most commonlyused media thatis important foridentifyingbacterialhemolysis

MLT 101 Exam 4 BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Term that refers to donor blood and recipient blood having no reaction with each other
    Compatible
  2. Anticoagulant used at a 1:10 ratio for coagulation studies - binds to calcium
    Sodium Citrate
  3. Causative agent of syphilis - serology testing can detect 2 types of antibodies
    Treponema pallidum
  4. Process in which a fibrin clot is broken down
    Fibrinolysis
  5. Refers to bacteria that stain pink upon a gram stain
    Gram Negative
  6. Study of bacteria
    Bacteriology
  7. Testing for antigen on the patient's RBCs
    Forward/ Front Typing
  8. Term that refers to donor an recipient blood that exhibit and antigen/antibody reaction
    Incompatible
  9. Pathway of coagulation activated by tissue thromboplastin entering the vascular system
    Extrinsic Pathway
  10. Immune mechanism that is the primary defense against bacterial infections and involves production of antibodies
    Humoral Mediated Immunity
  11. Serology test that checks for immunoglobulin reaction with the nucleus or nuclear components of host cells
    Antinuclear Antibodies (ANA)
  12. Organisms commonly found in or on the body (skin, intestines, mouth, throat)
    Normal Flora
  13. Sterilization by steam for 15 minutes at 121 C at 15 PSI
    Autoclaving
  14. Term for destruction of RBCs caused by ABO incompatibility - can be deadly
    Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction (HTR)
  15. Testing for antibody in the patient's serum
    Reverse/ Back Typing
  16. Refers to blood that is donated by an unidentified donor and given to an unidentified recipient - checked for compatibility
    Crossmatched
  17. Immune mechanism responsible for body defense that involves T-lymphocytes
    Cell- Mediated Immunity
  18. Specimen collected for microbiology that should ALWAYS be sterile
    Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)
  19. Substance recognized by the body as foreign or "non-self"
    Antigen
  20. Protein produced in response to stimuli from foreign invaders
    Antibody
  21. Ion necessary for all 3 stages of coagulation
    Calcium
  22. Convergence of the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways of coagulation by activation of Factor X
    Common Pathway
  23. Pathway of coagulation activated following tissue injury
    Intrinsic Pathway
  24. Most commonly used media that is important for identifying bacterial hemolysis
    Blood Agar Plate (BAP)