TEST BANK For Urinalysis and Body Fluids, 7th Edition by Strasinger | Verified Chapters 1 - 17 | Complete Newest Version

T est Bank for Urinalysis and Body Fluids
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7 th Edition by Strasinger & Lorenzo, Chapters 1 - 17
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Table of Content
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BasiclPrincipal

1. SafetylandlQualitylManagement
2. UrinelandlBodylFluidlAnalysisl
Automation
3. IntroductionltolUrinalysis
4. RenallFunction

II. Urinalysis
5. PhysicallExaminationloflUrine
6. ChemicallExaminationloflUrine
7. MicroscopiclExaminationloflUrine
8. RenallDisease
9. UrinelScreeninglforlMetabolicl
Disorders

III. OtherlBodylFluids
10. CerebrospinallFluid
11. Semen
12. SynoviallFluid
13. SerouslFluid
14. BronchoalveolarlLavagelFluid
15. AmnioticlFluid
16. FecallAnalysis
17. VaginallSecretions

,Chapter 1: Safety and Quality Management
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MultiplelChoice


1. Anlexampleloflalchemicallhazardlis:
A. Carcinogenlexposure
B. Strainedlback
C. Virallinfection
D. Shock

ANS:lA
DIF:lLevell1
OBJ:l1-1
TOP:lSafetylhazards



2. Centrifuginglanluncappedltubeloflurinelislmostllikelyltolproducela/an:
A. Electricallshock
B. Brokenltube
C. Unbalancing
D. Aerosol

ANS:lD
DIF:lLevell2
OBJ:l1-1
TOP:lSafetylhazards



3. Laboratorylequipmentlandlotherlinanimatelobjectslservelaslwhatlinlthelchainloflinfection?
A. Host
B. Reservoir
C. Pointloflentry
D. Pointloflexit

ANS:lB
DIF:lLevell1
OBJ:l1-2
TOP:lChainloflinfection

,4. Thelchainloflinfectionlincludeslallloflthelfollowinglexceptla:
A. Source
B. Host
C. Disinfectant
D. Transmissionlmethod

ANS:lC
DIF:lLevell1
OBJ:l1-2
TOP:lChainloflinfection



5. Yoularriveltolworklinlthelclinicalllaboratorylwithlalsmalllcutlonlyourlhand.lYourlsupervis
orlremoveslyoulfromlspecimenlcollectionl(phlebotomy)ldutieslforlthelday,lcitinglchainlofli
nfectionprotocols.lWhylislyourlsupervisorlconcernedlaboutlthelcutlonlyourlhand?
A. Becauselyoulwilllnotlhavelthelmobilitylinlyourlhandltolproperlylcollectlblood.
B. Becauselyoularelgoingltolhaveltolwearlalbandagelallldayllong.
C. Becauselyoulhavelalpointloflentrylthatlcouldlexposelyoultolinfectiouslagents.
D. Becauselyoularelgoingltolbelanlactiveltransmitterloflinfectionlontolgenerallsurfaces.

ANS:lC
DIF:lLevell3
OBJ:l1-2
TOP:lChainloflinfection



6. Whichloflthelfollowinglguidelineslstateslthatllaboratorylpersonnellshouldlconsiderlalllpati
entsaslpossiblelcarriersloflblood-bornelpathogens?
A. Urinalysislprecautions
B. Blood-bornelpathogenlprecautions
C. Standardlprecautions
D. Bodylfluidlprecautions

ANS:lC
DIF:lLevell1
OBJ:l1-3
TOP:lStandardlprecautions



7. ThelCenterslforlDiseaselControllandlPreventionl(CDC)lrecommendslthatluni
versalprecautionslbelfollowedlwhenlencountering:
A. Specimenslcontaininglvisiblelblood
B. Patientslwholarelinfectedlwithlblood-bornelpathogens

, C. Alllbodylfluidlspecimens
D. Specimenslthatlmaylproducelaerosols

ANS:lA
DIF:lLevell1
OBJ:l1-3
TOP:lStandardlprecautions



8. WhichloflthelfollowinglCDClguidelineslconsiderslalllmoistlbodylsubstancesltolbelpote
ntiallyinfectiouslandlstresseslhandlwashing?
A. Universallprecautions
B. Bodylfluidlprecautions
C. Standardlprecautions
D. Health-carelpersonnellstandards

ANS:lC
DIF:lLevell1
OBJ:l1-4
TOP:lBlood-bornelpathogens



9. ThelOccupationallExposureltolBlood-BornelPathogenslStandardlis:
A. AlguidelineldevelopedlbylthelFoodlandlDruglAdministrationl(FDA)
B. GuidelineslrecommendedlbylthelClinicallandlLaboratorylStandardslInstitutel(CLSI)
C. AlguidelinelrecommendedlbylthelCenterslforlDiseaselControllandlPreventionl(CDC)
D. AllawlenforcedlbylthelOccupationallSafetylandlHealthlAdministrationl(OSHA)

ANS:lD
DIF:lLevell1
OBJ:l1-4
TOP:lBlood-bornelpathogens



10. Allaboratorylworkerlwholobserveslalredlhandlrashlafterlremovinglgloveslshould:
A. Avoidlwearinglgloveslforl2ldays
B. Washlthelhandslwithlantimicrobiallsoap
C. Applylcortisonelcreamltolthelhands
D. Avoidlwearingllatexlgloveslinlthelfuture

ANS:lD
DIF:lLevell2
OBJ:l5