Fecalysis

Question 1

Urine

Answer 1

Destroys protozoal/amebic tophozoites

Question 2

Toilet Water

Answer 2

Contains free-living protozoan

Question 3

Water

Answer 3

Destroys schistosome eggs & amebic trophozoites

Question 4

Soil

Answer 4

introduces free-living microorganisms

Question 5

Toilet Paper

Answer 5

Masks Parasites

Question 6

Barium, Bismuth/Mineral Oil

Answer 6

Changes the stool and cover it in an oily substance

Question 7

Anti Malarial Drugs/Antibiotics

Answer 7

Turns the stool into green

Question 8

Sputum

Answer 8

Early Morning

Question 9

Urine Specimen

Answer 9

First Void / Early Morning

Question 10

Genitalia

Answer 10

Saline Wet Swab

Question 11

Tissue Scab

Answer 11

Skin Graft/Punch

Question 12

Blood

Answer 12

Smears & Capillary Collection

Question 13

Cerebrospinal Fluid

Answer 13

CSF Culture

Question 14

Specimen of Choice for Fecalysis

Answer 14

Fresh, Unpreserved Fecal Sample (95%) & Other Specimen (5%)

Question 15

Most Common Procedure for Fecalysis

Answer 15

Ova & Parasites (O&P)

Question 16

Amount for Testing

Answer 16

2 -5 g. 10 cc or 1/3 of container (watery stool)

Question 17

Sampling Amount

Answer 17

3 spec. (min.), 1 spec. (every other day, or 6 spec. (10 days)

Question 18

Container of Choice

Answer 18

Clear (Transparent)
Clean
Water-Tight
Tight-Fitting Lid
Wide-Mouth
Disposable

Question 19

Diarrheaic

Answer 19

collected in clean bedpans/cartons and transferred to the specified container (Diarrhea/Watery)

Question 20

Cammidge

Answer 20

stool is scrapped off from the diaper (Infant)

Question 21

Cathartic Substance

Answer 21

usage of fleet phospho-soda/magnesium sulfate & catheter

Question 22

Container Label

Answer 22

Patient Name
Age
Gender
Collection Date & Time
Label Accession Number