Microhydrodynamics and Complex Fluids 21st Edition Barthès Biesel Solutions Manual.pdf

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

1. SafetygandgQualitygManagement
2. UrinegandgBodygFluidgAnalysisg
Automation
3. IntroductiongtogUrinalysis
4. RenalgFunction

II.gUrinalysis
5. PhysicalgExaminationgofgUrine
6. ChemicalgExaminationgofgUrine
7. MicroscopicgExaminationgofgUrine
8. RenalgDisease
9. UrinegScreeninggforgMetabolicg
Disorders

III.gOthergBodygFluids
10. CerebrospinalgFluid
11. Semen
12. SynovialgFluid
13. SerousgFluid
14. BronchoalveolargLavagegFluid
15. AmnioticgFluid
16. FecalgAnalysis
17. VaginalgSecretions

,Chapter 1: Safety and Quality Management
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MultiplegChoice


1. Angexamplegofgagchemicalghazardgis:
A. Carcinogengexposure
B. Strainedgback
C. Viralginfection
D. Shock

ANS:gA
DIF:gLevelg1
OBJ:g1-1
TOP:gSafetyghazards



2. Centrifugingganguncappedgtubegofgurinegisgmostglikelygtogproducega/an:
A. Electricalgshock
B. Brokengtube
C. Unbalancing
D. Aerosol

ANS:gD
DIF:gLevelg2
OBJ:g1-1
TOP:gSafetyghazards



3. Laboratorygequipmentgandgotherginanimategobjectsgservegasgwhatgingthegchaingofginfection?
A. Host
B. Reservoir
C. Pointgofgentry
D. Pointgofgexit

ANS:gB
DIF:gLevelg1
OBJ:g1-2
TOP:gChaingofginfection

,4. Thegchaingofginfectiongincludesgallgofgthegfollowinggexceptga:
A. Source
B. Host
C. Disinfectant
D. Transmissiongmethod

ANS:gC
DIF:gLevelg1
OBJ:g1-2
TOP:gChaingofginfection



5. Yougarrivegtogworkgingthegclinicalglaboratorygwithgagsmallgcutgongyourghand.gYourgsup
ervisorgremovesgyougfromgspecimengcollectiong(phlebotomy)gdutiesgforgthegday,gcitingg
chaingofginfectionprotocols.gWhygisgyourgsupervisorgconcernedgaboutgthegcutgongyourgh
and?
A. Becausegyougwillgnotghavegthegmobilitygingyourghandgtogproperlygcollectgblood.
B. Becausegyougareggoinggtoghavegtogweargagbandagegallgdayglong.
C. Becausegyoughavegagpointgofgentrygthatgcouldgexposegyougtoginfectiousgagents.
D. Becausegyougareggoinggtogbegangactivegtransmittergofginfectiongontoggeneralgsurfaces.

ANS:gC
DIF:gLevelg3
OBJ:g1-2
TOP:gChaingofginfection



6. Whichgofgthegfollowinggguidelinesgstatesgthatglaboratorygpersonnelgshouldgconsidergallg
patientsasgpossiblegcarriersgofgblood-bornegpathogens?
A. Urinalysisgprecautions
B. Blood-bornegpathogengprecautions
C. Standardgprecautions
D. Bodygfluidgprecautions

ANS:gC
DIF:gLevelg1
OBJ:g1-3
TOP:gStandardgprecautions



7. ThegCentersgforgDiseasegControlgandgPreventiong(CDC)grecommendsgthatg
universalprecautionsgbegfollowedgwhengencountering:
A. Specimensgcontaininggvisiblegblood
B. Patientsgwhogareginfectedgwithgblood-bornegpathogens

, C. Allgbodygfluidgspecimens
D. Specimensgthatgmaygproducegaerosols

ANS:gA
DIF:gLevelg1
OBJ:g1-3
TOP:gStandardgprecautions



8. WhichgofgthegfollowinggCDCgguidelinesgconsidersgallgmoistgbodygsubstancesgtogbeg
potentiallyinfectiousgandgstressesghandgwashing?
A. Universalgprecautions
B. Bodygfluidgprecautions
C. Standardgprecautions
D. Health-caregpersonnelgstandards

ANS:gC
DIF:gLevelg1
OBJ:g1-4
TOP:gBlood-bornegpathogens



9. ThegOccupationalgExposuregtogBlood-BornegPathogensgStandardgis:
A. AgguidelinegdevelopedgbygthegFoodgandgDruggAdministrationg(FDA)
B. GuidelinesgrecommendedgbygthegClinicalgandgLaboratorygStandardsgInstituteg(CLSI)
C. AgguidelinegrecommendedgbygthegCentersgforgDiseasegControlgandgPreventiong(CDC)
D. AglawgenforcedgbygthegOccupationalgSafetygandgHealthgAdministrationg(OSHA)

ANS:gD
DIF:gLevelg1
OBJ:g1-4
TOP:gBlood-bornegpathogens



10. Aglaboratorygworkergwhogobservesgagredghandgrashgaftergremovinggglovesgshould:
A. Avoidgwearinggglovesgforg2gdays
B. Washgtheghandsgwithgantimicrobialgsoap
C. Applygcortisonegcreamgtogtheghands
D. Avoidgwearingglatexgglovesgingthegfuture

ANS:gD
DIF:gLevelg2
OBJ:g5