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EQUIPMENT
VENI'S
UA'S
LAB TESTS
THIS AND THAT
100
This item is used to separate cellular and liquid portions of the blood
What is a centrifuge
100
When unclotted whole blood is centrifuged, this goes to the top
What is Plasma
100
What are the patient instructions for a midstream urine catch?
What is Void into the toilet, collect specimen in cup, finish voiding in toilet
100
When ordering a fasting test, what must the patient avoid doing?
What is eating
100
What information is not included in a lab requisition?
What is A. Insurance information B. Physicians name and address C. Test ordered D. Lab results
200
What is the total magnification if the objective lens is set on 100x
What is 1000x
200
The main veins used for venipuncture include
What is median & cephalic
200
When collecting a 24 hour urine speciment, the patient is instructed to
What is Discard the first voided specimen in the morning.
200
All of the following fluids are tested in the chemistry deaprtment except
What is: A. Serum B. Spinal Fluid C. Epithelial tissue D. Spinal Fluid
200
The tourniquet should be released
What is When blood is filling the last tube
300
Microscope lens should be cleaned with
What is Lens paper
300
When selecting a vein on the arm for venipuncture, wrap the tourniquet...
What is 3-4 inches above the bend of the elbow
300
Urinalysis is done to detect all teh following except....Diabetes, Kidney Disease, Infection of the Urinary Tract, Dwarfism
What is Dwarfism
300
According to CLIA, A rapid Strep test is what type of test
What is Waived
300
The MA can ensure effective patient preparation by asking these types of questions
What is Open Ended
400
This device is constructed to puncture the skin at various depths
What is Lancet
400
This tube contains no additives
What is Red Top
400
What is the next procedural step after an infant has voided into a urine collection bag?
What is Transfer specimen to sterile container.
400
Which department in the lab studies immune responses of the body
What is Serology
400
When does the MA report finding of laboratory testing to the patient?
What is AFTER the physician has read and initialed the findings
500
How is a centrifuge balanced
What is opposing tubes, equal size and weight
500
Capillary draws can be challenging. What can be done to aid blood collection?
What is apply moist heat to area
500
What are you trying to avoid collecting in a urine sample by explaining the step to a "clean catch" to your patient
What is Fecal contamination and epithelial cells.
500
Which of the following is not a CLIA waived test?
What is A. Urine DipStick B. Rh Typing C. Hematocrit D. Rapid strip culture
500
Samples that are obtained from riminals, used as evidence in a court of law and ensures ownership of the specimen, must follow this guideline
What is Chain of Custody