Unit 1 Review (2021)

1

100

Name 3 categories of testing recognized by CLIA '88  

~Tashina~

Waived, Moderate, High Complexity

200

A Lipid panel is also known as?

A cholesterol panel

300

If you draw a PT (Pro-time) test, which department will you deliver it to if your facility does not have a coagulation department?

Hematology

400

What does the acronym RACE stand for?

~Merly~

Rescue

Alarm

Confine

Extinguish

500

Chickenpox requires which two types of transmission precautions?

Airborne, contact

2

100

What is the additive in a lavender top tube?  and what department will it likely be going to?

EDTA, hematology

200

DOUBLE POINT QUESTION!!!

Name 2 tests from each department.  Chemistry, Hematology, Coagulation, Immunohematology, Microbiology.

Multiple answers accepted

300

The disorder that involves the overproduction of red blood cells?

~Charlie~

Polycythemia

400

DOUBLE POINT QUESTION.

Name 4 symptoms of HBV

fatigue, loss of appetite, mild fever, joint and abdominal pain, nausea and vomitting, jaundice

500

BMP is the abbreviation for what test?

~Madelyn~

Basic Metabolic Panel

3

100

Describe both direct and indirect transmission?

Touching someone directly, vs touching an infected object (answers will vary)

200

Which tort action is based off the Latin phrase that translates to 'let the master respond'?

~Frank~

Respondeat superior

300

If you enter a patients room without knocking first, you can be charged with...?

~Jasmine~

Invasion of privacy

400

What is a Class A fire extinguisher used for?  Class B?  and Class C?

Wood and Paper, Flammable liquid, Electricity

500

What does the acronym PASS stand for?

~Yalitza~

Pull

Aim

Squeeze

Sweep

4

100

Define Kinesic slip?

~Mikayla~

When verbal and non verbal messages do not match

200

Toxicology is often included in what other lab department?

~Cailyn~

Chemistry

300

Disinfecting surfaces can include using a 1/10 solution of....?

Bleach/Water

400

Add water to acid, or acid to water?

Add acid to water (AAA)

500

You are called to draw an inpatient that was just admitted but the patient is not wearing an identification band.  What do you do?

Report to the nursing staff.  NEVER draw a patient who isn't wearing an ID band.

5

100

Which type of doctor is usually in charge of laboratories?

Pathologist

200

DOUBLE POINT QUESTION!

Give two examples of each. A physical injury, and sharps injury

*multiple answers accepted*.  falls, slips, back injuries, needle sticks, lancets, broken glass, contaminated surgical equipment

300

Explain which scenario would require the removal of a respirator OUTSIDE of the patients room?

Airborne precautions require the removal of a respirator after leaving and closing the patients room

400

What is the most critical step in specimen collection?

~Robert~

Patient identification

500

Name at least 3 of the Biohazard exposure routes?

~Blake~

Paternal, airborne, ingestion, non intact skin, percutaneous, permucosal