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Serous Fluid cells

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  • 15. mesothelial cells are increased in ? A. pneumonia and malignancy B. pregnancy and death C. COVID and Obesity D. depression and sadness
    A. pneumonia and malignancy
  • 22.These cells above in serous fluid are what type of granulocyte? (short answer)
    Neutrophil
  • these cells are in pleural fluid, what cells are they? A. metastatic breast carcinoma cells B.benign breast carcinoma cells C.Liver cells D.cardiac cells
    A. Metastatic breast carcinoma cells
  • 18. Eosinophils are associated with? A. pneumothorax B.hemothorax C.parasitic infections D. all of the above
    D. All of the above
  • 10. this malignant cell can be seen normally and abnormally depending on the amount present in ascitic fluid? A. ovarian carcinoma B. testicular carcinoma C. brain carcinoma D. Billy Madison
    A. Ovarian carcinoma
  • 21.The picture above is an elevation of? A. Gram negative cocci B. Lymphocytes C. Purple particles D. Debri
    B. Lymphocytes
  • 25.Above is a vacuolated cell that is called a monocyte before it enters the tissue, what is it called in the tissue? (short answer)
    Macrophage
  • what fluid are these Red blood cells normally seen in? A. synovial B.pericardial C. peritoneal
    C. peritoneal
  • 28. pleural fluid is fluid of what cavity? (short answer)
    pleural cavity
  • 19. above what percentage is considered abnormal for eosinophils? A. > 20 % B. > 30% C. > 15 % D. >10 %
    D. >10 %
  • primary adenocarcinoma and small cell carcinoma in ascitic fluid are:
    B. malignant cells
  • 9. In peritoneal fluid, RBCs are considered abnormally high in counts? A. > 80,000/ mL B. < 75,000/ mL C. > 500,000/mL D. >100,000/mL
    D. > 100,000/mL
  • 26. body fluid of the abdominal area is called? A. genital fluid B. heart fluid C. peritoneal fluid D. saliva
    C. peritoneal fluid
  • 20. abnormally elevated lymphocytes seen in serous fluid can indicate? A. Viral infection B. Tuberculosis C. malignancy D. Autoimmune disorders E. all of the above
    E. All of the above
  • 7. what cells are these? are they abnormal or normal in regular fluid? A. WBC and abnormal B. RBC and Abnormal C. WBC and normal D. RBC and normal
    D. RBC and Normal
  • 13.In Plasma cells there can be abnormal or normal amounts of this disease? A.Tuberculosis B.Pregnancy C.COVID D.Ebola
    A. Tuberculosis
  • 16. small amounts of mesothelial cells indicate Yellow fever? A. True b. False
    b. False, small amounts of mesothelial cells indicate tuberculosis
  • 17. The orange granule filled granulocyte pictured above that usually indicates parasitic or allergic infections is? A. Neutrophil B. Eosinophil C. Basophil D. Monocyte
    B. Eosinophil
  • 4. Benign conditions,also associated with ovarian and thyroid malignancy seen in peritoneal fluid are: A. tux bodies B. liver bodies C. Psammoma bodies D. squirrel cells
    C. Psammoma bodies
  • where is this cell found abnormally?
    Ascitic fluid
  • 11.This is a type of malignant carcinoma cell that can be normal or abnormal depending on the amount present in ascitic fluid? (short answer)
    Ovarian Adenocarcinoma cells
  • 5. what are these cells? (seen in peritoneal fluid)
    Psammoma bodies
  • 6. blunt trauma injuries usually have Red blood cells ? A. True B. False
    A. True
  • 24.What is this cell? -It is abnormal in peritoneal fluid - It has a function of ingesting lipids and distorting cells? (short answer)
    Lipophage
  • 23. Elevated neutrophils in pleural fluid indicate a bacterial infection and elevated cells in pericardial fluid indicate bacterial endocarditis? A. true B. false
    A. true
  • 14.These cells are in the serous cavities? *hint The first part of the word means middle. (Short answer)
    mesothelial cells
  • 12. Is it true or false that ovarian adenocarcinoma cells can be normal in small amounts in ascitic fluid? A. True B. false
    A. True