Test Bank For Urinalysiso and Body Fluids, 7th Edition By Susan Strasinger.pdf

Urinalysis and Body Fluids,
7th Edition By Strasinger

Chapter 1 to 17




TEST BANK [




TABLE[OF[CONTENT

,1. Safety[and[Quality[Management

2. Urine[and[Body[Fluid[Analysis[Automation

3. Introduction[to[Urinalysis

4. Renal[Function

5. Physical[Examination[of[Urine

6. Chemical[Examination[of[Urine

7. Microscopic[Examination[of[Urine

8. Renal[Disease

9. Urine[Screening[for[Metabolic[Disorders

10. Cerebrospinal[Fluid

11. Semen

12. Synovial[Fluid

13. Serous[Fluid

14. Bronchoalveolar[Lavage[Fluid

15. Amniotic[Fluid

16. Fecal[Analysis

17. Vaginal[Secretion




Chapter[1:[Safety[and[Quality[Management


Multiple[Choice

,1. An[example[of[a[chemical[hazard[is:
A. Carcinogen[exposure
B. Strained[back
C. Viral[infection
D. Shock

ANS:[A
DIF:[Level[1
OBJ:[1-1
TOP:[Safety[hazards



2. Centrifuging[an[uncapped[tube[of[urine[is[most[likely[to[produce[a/an:
A. Electrical[shock
B. Broken[tube
C. Unbalancing
D. Aerosol

ANS:[D
DIF:[Level[2
OBJ:[1-1
TOP:[Safety[hazards



3. Laboratory[equipment[and[other[inanimate[objects[serve[as[what[in[the[chain[of[infection?
A. Host
B. Reservoir
C. Point[of[entry
D. Point[of[exit

ANS:[B
DIF:[Level[1
OBJ:[1-2
TOP:[Chain[of[infection

, 4. The[chain[of[infection[includes[all[of[the[following[except[a:
A. Source
B. Host
C. Disinfectant
D. Transmission[method

ANS:[C
DIF:[Level[1
OBJ:[1-2
TOP:[Chain[of[infection



5. You[arrive[to[work[in[the[clinical[laboratory[with[a[small[cut[on[your[hand.[ Yo
ur[supervisor[removes[you[from[specimen[collection[(phlebotomy)[duties[for[ th
e[day,[citing[chain[of[infectionprotocols.[Why[is[your[supervisor[concerned[ abo
ut[the[cut[on[your[hand?
A. Because[you[will[not[have[the[mobility[in[your[hand[to[properly[collect[blood.
B. Because[you[are[going[to[have[to[wear[a[bandage[all[day[long.
C. Because[you[have[a[point[of[entry[that[could[expose[you[to[infectious[agents.
D. Because[you[are[going[to[be[an[active[transmitter[of[infection[onto[general[surfaces.

ANS:[C
DIF:[Level[3
OBJ:[1-2
TOP:[Chain[of[infection



6. Which[of[the[following[guidelines[states[that[laboratory[personnel[should
[ consider[all[patientsas[possible[carriers[of[blood-borne[pathogens?
A. Urinalysis[precautions
B. Blood-borne[pathogen[precautions
C. Standard[precautions
D. Body[fluid[precautions

ANS:[C
DIF:[Level[1
OBJ:[1-3
TOP:[Standard[precautions



7. The[Centers[for[Disease[Control[and[Prevention[(CDC)[recommends
[ that[universalprecautions[be[followed[when[encountering:
A. Specimens[containing[visible[blood
B. Patients[who[are[infected[with[blood-borne[pathogens