The results of an agglutination test for antibody detection using dilutions of patient serum are shown below.  What do the results in tubes 1 through 5 represent?   Tube No.   1      2          3          4          5          6          7          8          9 Dilution   1:2    1:4       1:8       1:16     1:32     1:64     1:128   1:256   antigen control Patient       0       0          0          0          0         + –        +           +          0   + = agglutination; 0 = no agglutination

In which one of the following techniques are proteins first separated electrophoretically and then reacted with antibody applied on top of the electrophoretic migration track?

What is the interpretation when an Ouchterlony plate shows crossed  lines between wells 1 and 2 (antigen is placed in the center well and antisera in wells 1 and 2)?

A test that uses known monoclonal antibodies to cause agglutination of the actual bacteria is a(an)__________________ reaction.

List three things that influence the agglutination phase of an antigen-antibody interaction.  (3 points)  

The most common label in direct fluorescent antibody technique (DFA) is:

Which of the following reactions make use of insoluble, particulate antigen and antibody reactions?

Which of the following is a substrate for a chemiluminescent assay?

A nurse is preparing to administer morphine IV to a post op client. The provider orders 0.04 mg/kg IV. The client weighs 44 lbs. Morphine is supplied as 2mg/mL.  How many ML should the nurse administer? 

The cross-reactivity of a test procedure refers to: