Architect

Question 1

Diagnostic module with priority processing capability that performs sample processing using the CMIA method

Answer 1

processing module

Question 2

transport module that presents samples to the processing module for analysis and retesting

Answer 2

RSH robotic sample handler

Question 3

Computer system that provides user control of processing module and related components through a centralized interface

Answer 3

system control center

Question 4

no samples are loaded in the position

Answer 4

indicators off

Question 5

samples are loaded, but processing has not begun

Answer 5

green-steady

Question 6

samples are processing and you cannot access them

Answer 6

amber steady

Question 7

processing is complete and you can access the samples

Answer 7

green blinking

Question 8

bar codes scan or other error occurred. access the sample

Answer 8

amber and green alternating

Question 9

list the 3 functions of the pre trigger solution (hydrogen peroxide) in teh reaction process

Answer 9

-creacts acidic environment to prevent early release of energy, helps to keep microparticles from clumping, splits acridinium dye off the conjugate bound to the microparticles.

Question 10

list the function fo the trigger solution (sodium hydroxide) in the reaction process.

Answer 10

causes chemileucent reaction to occur

Question 11

clinical use of tacroliums

Answer 11

immunosuprresive drug used for treatment of organ rejection following transplant

Question 12

provide high and low concnetration for all parameters

Answer 12

control a and control B

Question 13

used to the low oxygen level as well as additional checks for pH and pCO2

Answer 13

control C

Question 14

spurious changes that occur if a norma arterial blood gas specimen si exposed to room air

Answer 14

increase PH, and pO2; decrease pCO2

Question 15

spurious changes that occurs if a normal arterial blood gas specimen is not kept on ice or there si a delay in testing

Answer 15

decrease pH, pO2, and increase in pCO2

Question 16

maximum time of stability for the: Blood gas stored at RT

Answer 16

30 mins

Question 17

maximum time of stability for the- blood gas placed in ice water or cold gel packs

Answer 17

up to 2 hours

Question 18

maximum time of stability for the- ionized calcium specimens at RT, unopened

Answer 18

1 hour

Question 19

maximum time of stability for the- ionized calcium specimens at refrigerator or cold temp, unopened

Answer 19

4 hours

Question 20

maximum time of stability for the- methmoglobin specimens

Answer 20

tow hours, cold

Question 21

measurement technology pH

Answer 21

potentiometric using SIE

Question 22

measurement technology pCO2

Answer 22

potentiometric

Question 23

measurement technology pO2

Answer 23

amperometric measured based on the principle of Clark electrode

Question 24

two coniditons that decrease serum osmo

Answer 24

SIADH, water intoxication

Question 25

conditions that increase serum osmo

Answer 25

dehydration, diabetes insipiuds, hyperglycemia, hepercalcemia, uremia, alcohol intoxication

Question 26

conditions that decrease urine osmo

Answer 26

diabetes insipidus and polydipsia

Question 27

conditions that increase urine osmo

Answer 27

dehydration, fluid loss, antidireutic drugs

Question 28

what is fetal fibronectin and what is the clincial usefulness

Answer 28

a protein located at the choriodecidual interface, between the fetal membranes, and the lining of the uterus.
assess risk for preterm delivery

Question 29

therapeutic benefit of Vitamin E for neonates

Answer 29

reduction of retinal damage produced by concentrated oxygen therapy

Question 30

List the most common porphyrin disorder associated with photosensitivity

Answer 30

PCT

Question 31

two compounds excreted in increased amounts in the neurological forms of porphyria

Answer 31

ALA and PBG

Question 32

the enzyme deficiency associated with erythropoietic protoporphyria

Answer 32

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