Situation:  Urine findings:  oliguria; specific gravity, 1.035; blood positive; albumin positive; 50-100 RBC/HPF; over 150 WBC/HPF; 8-10 cast/LPF (hyaline and RBC); several epithelial cells.  Which of the following are possible diagnoses?

Which of the following sets of tests would be most helpful in diagnosing an AMI?

Cutaneous disease involving the skin, hair, and nails usually indicates an infection with a:

Quantitation of protein by biuret reagent depends on

Examination of a 46-year-old female’s peripheral blood picture revealed the following:RBC = 5.0 x 106/cu mm (5.0 x 1012/L)Hb  = 14.0 g/dlHCT = 40 vol %WBC = 2.0 x 103/cu mm            Examination of her differential revealed an absolute decrease in the neutrophilic series.  Prominent toxic granulation was seen in the neutrophils present.  What disease state is indicated by the laboratory data?

Given the  pattern of reactivity, select the most likely antibodies in the serum.

Massive loss of protein, edema and few numbers of RBC’s in urine is indicative of:

A test for syphilis that uses cardiolipin, lecithin, cholesterol and charcoal is:

Alpha-fetoprotein in mom is measured to determine:

A metal worker sustains an eye injury in which a small metal fragment damages her cornea. The injury is treated with topical cortisone and antibiotic . She develops a corneal infection which rapidly invades the aqueous humor and iris.  Culture produces a hyaline mold with a wooly lavender colony.  Microscopic banana shaped multiseptate conidia are seen.  This most likely is: