Clinical chemistry ninth edition test bank

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Clinical Chemistry: Principles, Techniques, and Correlations
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MichaelbL.bBishop,bEdwardbP.bFody,bCarleenbVanbSiclenb&bJamesbMarchbMistler
9TH Edition
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,ClinicalbChemistry:bPrinciples,bTechniques,bandbCorrelations,bNinthbEdition
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HighestbAnswerbLetter:bD
MultiplebKeywordsbinbSamebParagraph:bNo
NASbISBN13:b9781284238884,baddbtobAhead,bTitlebtags



Chapter:bChapterb01b–bTestbBank



MultiplebChoice



1. Onebnanogrambisbequivalentbtobhowbmanybgrams?b
A)b10-6
B)b10-9
C)b10-12
D)b10-15
Ans:bBbComplexit
y:bRL2
Ahead:bUnitsbofbMeasurebSubje
ct:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry



2. Howbmanybmillilitersbofb0.5NbNaOHbarebrequiredbtobmakeb100bmillilitersbofb0.2NbNaOH?b
A)b250
B) 40
C) 25
D) 4bA
ns:bB
Complexity:bRL2
Ahead:b Laboratoryb Mathematicsb andb CalculationsbSubje
ct:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry



3. Abpatientbsamplebforburicbacidbgavebanbabsorbancebreadingbofb0.4,bandbtheb50bmg/dLbstandardbgavebanb
absorbancebreadingbofb0.1.bWhatbisbthebconcentrationbofburicbacidbinbthebpatient'sbsamplebinbgramsbperbd
eciliter?
A)b0.2
B)b12.5
C)b125
D)b200
Ans:bDbComplexi
ty:bRL2
Ahead:bLaboratorybMathematicsbandbCalculations




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,ClinicalbChemistry:bPrinciples,bTechniques,bandbCorrelations,bNinthbEdition
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Subject:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry



4. HowbmanybmillimolesbofbNaClbarebcontainedbinb300bmLbofbab4Mbsolution?b(gmwb=b58.5)
A)b70
B)b120
C)b234
D)b1200
Ans:bDbComplexi
ty:bRL2
Ahead:b Laboratoryb Mathematicsb andb CalculationsbSubje
ct:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry



5. Howbisb10bmg/dLbofbcalciumbreportedbinbmmol/L?b(gmwb=b40)b
A)b2.5
B)b5.0
C) 10
D) 25b
Ans:bA
Complexity:bRL2
Ahead:b Laboratoryb Mathematicsb andb CalculationsbSubje
ct:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry



6. Howbmanybmillilitersbofbconcentratedbsulfuricbacidb(H2S04),bG.M.W.b=b98bgrams,bspecificbgravityb=b1.500,b
purityb=b80%,barebneededbtobmakeb400bmLbofbab2Nbsolution?
A)b26.1
B)b32.7
C)b52.3
D)b65.3
Ans:bBbComplexit
y:bRL2
Ahead:b Laboratoryb Mathematicsb andb CalculationsbSubje
ct:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry



7. HowbmanybgramsbofbhydratedbMgSO4bb5bH20b(M.W.:bMgSO4b=b119,bH20b=b18)barebrequiredbtobmakeb
ab10%bsolutionbofbMgS04?
A) 5.7bg/dL
B) 11.9bg/dL
C) 17.6bg/dL
D) 20.9bg/dLbAn
s:bCbComplexity:
bRL2

Ahead:b Laboratoryb Mathematicsb andb CalculationsbSubje
ct:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry




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8. Whatbisbthebmolarityb(M)bofbab4%bsolutionbofbsodiumbhydroxideb(NaOH)?bM.W:bNab=b23,bOb=b16,bHb=b1.
A)b0.1M
B)b0.25M
C) 1.0M
D) 2.5Mb
Ans:bC
Complexity:bRL2
Ahead:b Laboratoryb Mathematicsb andb CalculationsbSubje
ct:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry



9. 3bmg/dLbisbequivalentbtobhowbmanybgramsbperbliter?b
A)b0.003
B)b0.03
C)b0.3
D)b3bA
ns:bB
Complexity:bRL2
Ahead:bUnitsbofbMeasurebSubje
ct:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry



10. Whatbisbthebnormalitybofbabsolutionbcontainingb4.5bgramsbofbBaCl2binb400bmL?b(gmwb=b208)
A)b1.10
b

B)b0.50
C)b0.25
D)b0.11
Ans:bDbComplexi
ty:bRL2
Ahead:b Laboratoryb Mathematicsb andb CalculationsbSubje
ct:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry



11. Whatbarebtheboptimalbconditionsbforbspecimenbtransport,bhandling,bandbstoragebofbspecimensbforb
clinicalbchemistrybtesting?
A) Specimenbtransportedbtoblabbwithinb2bhoursbafterbcollection,bstoredbatbroombtemperature,bandb
centrifugedbwithinb4bhours.
B) Specimenbtransportedbtoblabbimmediately,bpermittedbtobclot,bserumbseparatedbandbtestedbasbsoonbasb
possible.
C) Specimenbbroughtbtoblabbimmediately,bspunbdown,bandbserumbleftbtobstandbonbclotbuntilbtested.
D) Nonebofbthesebrepresentboptimalbconditions.b
Ans:bB
Complexity:bRL1
Ahead:bSpecimenbCollectionbandbHandlingb
Subject:bChapterb1
Title:bBasicbPrinciplesbandbPracticesbofbClinicalbChemistry




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