42. The Physician's Office Laboratory

Question 1

Pertaining to the use of both eyes or processing with two eye pieces.

Answer 1

Binocular

Question 2

To make amends; be equivalent to.

Answer 2

Compensate

Question 3

Part of a microscope substage that regulates the amount of light.

Answer 3

Condenser

Question 4

Testing of machines and testing kits to detect any deficiencies prior to patient testing.

Answer 4

Control

Question 5

Withdrawal, to remove.

Answer 5

Evacuated

Question 6

Device for putting out fires.

Answer 6

Extinguisher

Question 7

Danger, Risks.

Answer 7

Hazard

Question 8

Microscope lens with a 400x magnification.

Answer 8

High-Power Field (HPF)

Question 9

Microscope lens with a 100x magnification.

Answer 9

Low-Power Field (LPF)

Question 10

To make something look larger than it really is.

Answer 10

Magnify

Question 11

Very small, tiny.

Answer 11

Minute

Question 12

Single eyepiece.

Answer 12

Monocular

Question 13

Lens or a series of lenses on a microscope.

Answer 13

Objectives

Question 14

Eyepiece of a microscope.

Answer 14

Ocular

Question 15

Designated room in the physician’s office where laboratory tests and procedures are performed by qualified personnel.

Answer 15

Physician’s Office Laboratory (POL)

Question 16

Well advanced in knowledge in a certain area or topic.

Answer 16

Proficient

Question 17

Microscopic procedures done in the POL.

Answer 17

Provider-Performed Microscopy Procedures (PPMP)

Question 18

Inclusive policies, procedures, and practices as standards for reliable laboratory results.

Answer 18

Quality Assurance (QA)

Question 19

Inclusive laboratory procedures as standards to provide reliable performance of equipment.

Answer 19

Quality Control (QC)

Question 20

Platform on a microscope that has two clips to hold the specimen in place for viewing.

Answer 20

Stage

Question 21

Laboratory testing is simple in nature and non-threatening to the patient if performed or interpreted wrong.

Answer 21

Waived