Name four components that were measured by the Chem Strip during our urinalysis.  For the four that you name, be sure to 1) indicate normal levels in urine, and 2) indicate what abnormal levels of that component mean about the health of the individual. 

Name all the blood types Ms. Bolton can safely receive for transfusion. _______

Name these leukocytes. Type the number and the cell’s name in the box (for example, 2. left internal carotid artery)

Name this: 7. pointed part of the structure. 8. area where urine collects. 9. covering. 10. layer. Type the number and the structure’s name in the box (for example, 2. left internal carotid artery)

Name these parts of the nephron. Type the number and the structure’s name in the box (for example, 2. left internal carotid artery)

Name this: 11. blood vessel. 12. duct. 13. structure. 14. structure. Type the number and the structure’s name in the box (for example, 2. left internal carotid artery)

Name this: 15. duct. 16. blood vessel. 17. structure. Type the number and the structure’s name in the box (for example, 2. left internal carotid artery)

In a demonstration for the class, Ms. Bolton puts a drop of blood in each well of a blood typing tray.  She then adds anti-A antibody to the A well, anti-B antibody to the B well, and anti-Rh antibody to the Rh well.  You observe agglutination in the A and Rh wells, but not in the B well (see above).  What is her blood type? _______

Which part shows Alpha hemolysis A,B or C? 

What is the substance found in Simmon’s Citrate Agar that is the sole carbon source of the media?