Specimen, handling/processing

Question 1

A 2 hr postprandial of blood glucose level requires what

Answer 1

A fasting blood glucose level

Question 2

What test is performed? Exactly 2 hours after the patient started eating their meal or consume the liquid preparation

Answer 2

A blood glucose

Question 3

Peak and trough values test are

Answer 3

Antibiotics like gentamicin or vancomycin

Question 4

Urin test need to be refrigerated and

Answer 4

Processed within one hour of collection

Question 5

Hey, Phlebotomist is preparing to mail laboratory specimens to a reference laboratory, which of the following information must be listed on the labels of the individual specimens

Answer 5

The type of specimen and its source

Question 6

The definition of a urinalysis is

Answer 6

An evaluation of year in my physical chemical in microscopic testing methods

Question 7

Reagent

Answer 7

A chemical substance that reacts in specific predictable ways to detect or synthesize other substances in chemical reactions

Question 8

Chemical regent strip

Answer 8

A method of urinalysis involving the use of plastic strips with pads containing a substance that causes a specific chemical reaction

Question 9

When handling preserved urine specimens, keep the tubes

Answer 9

Add a room temperature no longer than 72 hours before performing a urinalysis

Question 10

Pneumatic tub system

Answer 10

A method of transportation and distribution of laboratory, test results, and other documents

Question 11

Hand delivery

Answer 11

Delivery to a reference lab, following timelines of delivery guidelines, completing login processes and using necessary carrying devices, such as trays cards, tubes, racks, or leakproof containers

Question 12

Automated carrier

Answer 12

Using a transport vehicle, such as a motorized container, car, that travels on a network of tracks to various destinations within the facility

Question 13

Pneumatic tube system

Answer 13

Usually in an inpatient setting, these systems have enhanced, mechanical, reliability, increase transport distance and speed. Specific control, mechanisms, and shock absorbing features to help prevent. Hemolysis of blood samples.

Question 14

If Phlebotomist is working with the clinical team, to incorporate an automated care of your system into the facilities, newly renovated laboratory, which of the following actions must be taken to avoid hemolysis of blood samples

Answer 14

Protect the specimens from a vibration or shock