Urinary System
Physician's Office Lab
Specimen Collection
Personal Protective Equipment
Mixed Topics
100

The name of the basic functional unit of the kidney

What is a nephron?

100

The term for testing done within the physician's office rather than sending samples to an outside lab. 

What is point-of-care testing (POCT)

100

The most common type of specimen used for diagnosing strep throat?
 

 What is a throat swab?

100

PPE stand for_________, and why is it essential in healthcare settings?
 

What is Personal Protective Equipment, and it protects healthcare workers from exposure to infectious agents and hazardous materials?

100

Name the type of blood test is often performed to assess kidney function.

What is a blood urea nitrogen (BUN) test?

200

The medical term for painful urination

What is dysuria?

200

The first step when preparing a microscope slide for examination.
 

What is placing a drop of the sample onto the slide?

200

The type of urine specimen that is required for a routine culture and sensitivity (C&S) test?

What is a clean-catch midstream urine specimen?

200

Name the correct order for donning (putting on) PPE in a healthcare setting.
 

What is gown, mask or respirator, goggles or face shield, and gloves?

200

Name the two primary functions of the kidneys?
 

What are filtering waste from the blood and regulating fluid balance?

300

The main function of the urinary bladder

What is the storage of urine?

300

The organization that sets guidelines for quality assurance in physician office laboratories.

What is the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)?

300

The first thing a Medical Assistant shoudl do after receiving a lab order. 

What is verify the patient's identity?

300

Name the article of PPR that should be removed last to prevent contamination.

What is the gown?

300

Name the condition characterized by the involuntary leakage of urine.

What is urinary incontinence?

400

The structure transports urine from the kidneys to the bladder.

What is the ureter?
400

Name the three categories of laboratory testing as classified by CLIA.

What are waived tests, moderate complexity tests, and high complexity tests?

400

The term used to describe blood that is hidden in the stool and not visible to the naked eye?
 

What is occult blood?

400

The primary purpose of wearing masks or respirators in healthcare settings.

Answer: What is to protect against inhalation of infectious aerosols or droplets?

400

State the specific instructions that should be given to a patient prior to a 24-hour urine collection to ensure accuracy.

What is to discard the first morning urine and then collect all subsequent urine for the next 24 hours?

500

The primary function of the kidneys in the urinary system.
 

What is filtering blood to remove waste and excess substances?

500

The main purpose of performing quality control in a physician’s office laboratory.

What is ensuring the accuracy and reliability of test results?

500

Six pieces of information that is needed for labeling a specimen.

What is Patient’s full name (First and last name), Patient’s Date of Birth, Time of collection, Initials of the person who collected the specimen, Type of specimen (e.g., urine, blood)?

500

The type of PPE is primarily used to protect the skin and clothing from spills and splashes?
 

What is a gown or lab coat?

500

State the importance of maintaining a sterile technique during urine specimen collection for culture and the potential consequences of contamination.
 

What is to prevent introduction of extraneous bacteria that could lead to false-positive results, misdiagnosis, and inappropriate antibiotic treatment?

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