Body Fluids

1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829
Across
  1. 2. LBCs greater than 50,00/uL: (+) FLM
  2. 4. Elevated in tuberculosis (>40U/L) & malignancy
  3. 6. primarily the result of changes in the membrane permeability due to infection (pericarditis), malignancy, and trauma-producin
  4. 8. newborn's first bowel movement
  5. 10. most diagnostically significant hematology test performed on serous fluids
  6. 11. predominant pathogen in adult joint infection
  7. 15. Envelope shape
  8. 17. Produce hyaluronic acid which contributes to the viscosity of the synovial fluid
  9. 19. 9 – 29 mg/dL
  10. 21. Produce hyaluronic acid which contributes to the viscosity of the synovial fluid
  11. 22. produce used to obtain amniotic fluid by needle aspiration into the amniotic sac
  12. 25. Traumatic injury, coagulation deficiencies
  13. 26. peritoneal
  14. 27. Strongly positive
  15. 28. Needle shape
  16. 29. amniotic volume
Down
  1. 1. amniotic fluid volume less than 800 ml
  2. 3. present in the amnion-membranous sac that surrounds the fetus
  3. 5. Small particles, require electron microscopy
  4. 6. sensitive test to detect intra-abdominal bleeding in blunt trauma cases
  5. 7. Seen in pseudogout
  6. 9. frequent causes of exudative fluids
  7. 12. Elevated in pancreatitis, esophageal rupture & malignancy
  8. 13. Accumulation of fluid between the peritoneal membranes
  9. 14. most frequent causes of exudative fluids
  10. 16. ANTOBODY DETECTION
  11. 18. Microbial infection
  12. 20. test for fetal hemoglobin: can be used to determine source of blood
  13. 23. Notched, rhomboid plates
  14. 24. a viscous fluid in cavities of movable joints