FECAL ANALYSIS Flashcards

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1
Q

End product of body’s metabolism which provides a valuable
diagnostic information

A

Feces

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2
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How many hours for food to be
converted into feces

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18-24 hrs

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3
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Feces contains

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Bacteria, cellulose, and other
undigested foodstuffs, GI secretion, bile, pigments,
cells, electrolytes, and water

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4
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Around how many grams of stool is passed per day

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100-200 grams

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5
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How much water and solids does
the Feces contain

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75% water and 25% solids

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Importance of Fecalysis

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  1. Detect parasitism
  2. Detect malfunction of GIT, liver, and kidney
  3. Detect GIT bleeding
  4. Detect steatorrhea, amylorrhea, and inflammation
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8
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Presence of blood in stool

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Hematochezia

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9
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Increased starch in stool

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Amylorrhea

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10
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Increased fats in stool

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Steatorrhea

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11
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Abnormal excretion of muscle fibers in feces

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Creatorrhea

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12
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TWO types OF stools

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Routine fecalysis and Chemical Analysis

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13
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Type of stool that composed of macroscopic and microscopic parts

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Routine fecalysis

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14
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Type of stools that special tests done on stool sample

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Chemical analysis

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15
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Types of stool specimen

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  1. Random specimen
  2. Timed specimen
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16
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Suitable for qualitative testing of blood and microscopic exam such as fecal fats, muscle fibers, and leukocytes

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Random specimen

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17
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For quantitative examination of stool specimen

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Timed specimen

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18
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Example for timed specimen or quantitative examination

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3 day stool

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19
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Ideal container for stool

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Clean and dry
Wide mouth
Leak proof
Tight-fitting lids or cover

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20
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what is the amount to be submitted for routine stool exam (fecalysis) if formed

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5-7 grams, size of a marble, or pea size

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21
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what is the amount to be submitted for routine stool exam (fecalysis) if watery

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10 mL or cc

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22
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what is the amount of feces to be submitted for chemical examination for quantitative fecal fat determination

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3-day stool sample

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23
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what are the basis for specimen to be rejected

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  1. specimen is contaminated with urine, tissue paper, toilet water, soil, and water
  2. specimens not properly labeled
  3. old specimens
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24
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stool must be processed and examined within how many hours

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2 hours

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what are the methods for preservation
1. refrigeration 2. chemical preservatives
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what are the chemical preservatives (5)
1. 10% formalin 2. polyvinyl alcohol 3. Merthiolate-iodine formaldehyde 4. sodium acetate formaldehyde 5. schaudinn's solution
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chemical preservative for cells and fibers
10% formalin
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chemical preservatives fpr the ova
polyvinyl alcohol merthiolate-iodine solution sodium acetate solution
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chemical preservative for adult form
schaudinn's solution
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what are under the macroscopic examination
color odor consistency
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normal color for poop
light brown to dark brown
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what are the pigments responsible of the poop
1. stercobilin 2. urobilin 3. mesobilin
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poop is naturally brown due to the ___ produced in your liver
bile
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cause of green poop
1. food may be moving through the large intestine too quickly 2. eaten lots of green leafy veggies or green food coloring
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greasy, foul-smelling yellow poop indicates
excess fat due to malabsorption disorder like celiac disease
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black poop means
1. bleeding internally due to ulcer or cancer 2. vitamins maybe containing iron or bismuth subsalicylate
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light colored, white or clay-colored
1. not normally seen, could indicate bile duct obstruction 2. some meds could cause this too
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blood stained or red
could be a symptom for cancer
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normal consistency of the poop
soft to formed
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normal odor of the poop
peculiar offensive but not extremely foul
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substance responsible for odor (BIS)
1. butyric 2. indole 3. skatol
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color of the poop if normal
brown
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color of the poop if UPPER GIT BLEEDING
black
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color of the poop if LOWER GIT BLEEDING
red
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color of the poop if bile duct obstruction or barium sulfate
pale yellow, white, gray
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color of the poop if biliverdin, green leafy vegetables, or oral antibiotics
green
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color of the poop if Prussian blue, grape soda
blue
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color of the poop if PORPHYRIA
violet or purple
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color or appearance of the poop if bile duct obstruction, pancreatic disorders, steatorrhea
bulky or frothy
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color of the poop if cystic fibrosis (high mucus)
butter-like
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color of the poop if colitis, dysentery, malignancy, constipation
mucus, blood-stained mucus
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color of the poop if intestinal constriction
ribbon-like `
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color of the poop if cholera
rice watery
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color of the poop if typhoid
pea-soup
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separate hard lumps like nuts
type 1
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sausage-shaped lumpy
type 2
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like a sausage but with cracks
type 3
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like a sausage or snake, smooth and soft
type 4
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soft blobs with clear-cut edges
type 5
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fluffy pieces with ragged edges, a mushy stool
type 6
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watery, no solid particles, entirely liquid
type 7
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tests under microscopic examination for fecal
1. fecal leukocytes 2. muscle fibers
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when is fecal leukocytes considered an invasive condition
greater than or equal to 3 neutrophils per high power field
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diarrhea WITH leukocytes (SSYEC)
salmonella, shigella, yersinia, enteroinvasive e.coli, campylobacter
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diarrhea WITHOUT leukocytes
toxic producing (S.aureus, V.cholerae), virus, parasites
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types of determination in fecal leukocytes
1. wet preparation 2. dry preparation 3. lactoferrin latex agglutination test