Departments
Point of Care Testing
Point of Care Testing
Random
Methods of Urine Collection
100

includes physical, chemical, and microscopic exam of urine

urinalysis

100

urine or blood is screened for the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) antibodies

pregnancy testing

100

Whole blood is analysed for glucose levels

blood glucose

100

What is one step of quality control that you need to take prior to starting a test?

check the expiration date?

100

this sample can be collected at any time

random urine

200

blood cell counts that determine RBCs, WBCs, platelets

hematology

200

throat swabs are obtained to screen for group A streptococcus

rapid streptococcus testing

200

blood test to determine the approximate control of blood glucose levels over a 3 month period

hemoglobin A1C

200

What temperature should a lab refrigerator be kept?

2-8 degrees C or 35-46 degrees F

200

patient collects this sample first thing in the morning 

first morning specimen

300

chemicals found in blood, CSF, urine, etc.

chemistry

300

a machine used to screen for oxygen-carrying protein in whole blood

hemoglobin

300

lipids are evaluated via a blood sample

cholesterol testing

300

What is the name of the most common type of color vision testing?

Ishihara test

300

patient cleanses the genitalia using 3 moist antiseptic wipes and urinates in the toilet slightly before urinating into the clean, sterile cup

clean-catch midstream

400
microscope exam of cells for diagnostic purposes

cytology

400

screening tool for analytes that are excreted

urinalysis

400

screening for the presence of H.pylori antibodies

Helicobacter Pylori

400

What is the name of the test that uses a small earbud to make sure the amount of air pressure applied?

Tympanometry

400

Using a large container, the patient discards first morning urine and then collects all remaining urination specimens for 24 hours

24-hour sample
500

processes and stores blood and blood products for transfustion

blood bank

500

evaluated for the percentage of red blood cells

spun hematocrit

500

testing for the presence of the Epstein-Barr virus

Mononucleosis screening

500

What is the name of the machine/test that detects the lung's ability to function?

Spirometry

500

a sterile urine sample is collected via a catheter

catheterized collection