This type of test analyzes a specimen for the presence or absence of a substance
What is Quantitative
100
Moist heat of this temperature will kill most forms of pathogens
What is 212 degrees F
100
This pipette is used to transfer liquid fromone vessel to another
What is volumetric
100
Medication that cuases the partial or complete loss of sensatin and is used to block the pain of surgery.
What is Anesthesia
100
Both medical and surgical asepsis are similar in their overall purpose of decreasing the risk of
What is infection
200
Waste that includes blood, blood products, body fluids and tissues, cultures, vaccines, sharrp's, gloves, inoculation loops, and paper contaminated with body fluids.
What is Hazardous Waste
200
Instruments are considered sterile this many days after autoclaving
What is 21-30 days
200
Used to maintain a specific temperature to achieve a specific result
What is Incubator
200
Surgery limited to 60 minutes or less
What is Outpatient
200
Pus like drainage that is yellow, green or brown
What is purulent
300
Sheets that provide product ID and safety information about proper storage, disposal, potential health hazards, handling precautions, and fire and explosion threats
What are MSDS's = Material Safety Data Sheets
300
Microorganisms capable of producing disease grow best at this body temperature
What is 98.6 degrees F
300
Handheld photometer used to test sugar levels in the blood
What is Glucometer
300
Required for any invasive procedure involving a scalpel, scissors, or other device
What is Written permission
300
Draw the chain of infection
What is see page 656 of your textbook
400
In 1988, congress enacted these in respond to widespread concern over the accuracy of laboratory tests
What is CLIA = Cinical Laboratory Improvements Amendments
400
Dry heat, steam under pressure, and radiation are all types of
What is Autoclaving
400
Tests that are the least complex and will havee the least risk if they are performed incorrectly
What is Certificate of Waiver
400
General, local, and conduction are all types of this
What is Anesthesia
400
3 transmission based precautions
What is Droplet, airborne and contact
500
Health care workers must review all new safety devices to lessen the needle-stick risks of their employee's and ask for safety input from their employee's this often
What is Annually
500
Instrument used to view hollow organ or body cavities.
What is endoscope
500
Chemical hazards and bloodborne pathogens are 2 programs that impact the clicial laboratory. They are governed by this agency
What is OSHA
500
4 types of current used in electrosurgery
What is see page 929, 930 of your textbook
500
The difference between medical and surgical asepsis and when each is appropriate