Urinalysis Exam Review – Questions With Expert
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In the urinalysis labortory the primary C
source in the chain of infection would
be:
A. Patients B. Needlesticks C.
Specimens D. Biohazardous waste
The best way to break the chain of A
infection is: A. Hand sanitizing B.
Personal protective equipment C.
Aerosol prevention D.
Decontamination
The current routine infection control D
policy developed by CDC and
followed in all health-care setting is:
A. Universal Precautions B. Isolation
Precautions C. Blood and body Fluid
Precautions D. Standard Precautions
An employee who is accidentally A
exposed to a possible blood-borne
pathogen should immediately: A.
Report to a supervisor B. Flush the
area with water C. Clean the area with
disinfectant D. Receive HIV
prophylaxis
, Personnel in the urinalysis laboratory B
should wear lab coats that: A. Do not
have buttons B. Are fluid-resistant C.
Have short sleeves D. Have full-length
zippers
All of the followin should be A
discarded in biohazardous waste
containers except: A. Urine specimen
containers B. Towels used for
decontamination C. Disposable lab
coats D. Blood collection tubes
An employer who fails to provide C
sufficient gloves for the employees
may be fine by the: A. CDC B. NFPA C.
OSHA D. FDA
An acceptable disinfectant for blood D
and body fluid decontamination is: A.
Sodium hydroxide B. Antimicrobial
soap C. Hydrogen peroxide D.
Sodium hypochlorite
Proper handwashing include all of the D
following except: A. Using warm water
B. Rubbing to create lather C. Rinsing
hands in a downward position D.
Turning on the water with a paper
towel
Centrifuging an uncapped specimen C
may produce a biologic hazard in the
form of: A Vectors B. Sharps
contamination C. Aerosols D.
Specimen contamination
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Terms in this set (55)
In the urinalysis labortory the primary C
source in the chain of infection would
be:
A. Patients B. Needlesticks C.
Specimens D. Biohazardous waste
The best way to break the chain of A
infection is: A. Hand sanitizing B.
Personal protective equipment C.
Aerosol prevention D.
Decontamination
The current routine infection control D
policy developed by CDC and
followed in all health-care setting is:
A. Universal Precautions B. Isolation
Precautions C. Blood and body Fluid
Precautions D. Standard Precautions
An employee who is accidentally A
exposed to a possible blood-borne
pathogen should immediately: A.
Report to a supervisor B. Flush the
area with water C. Clean the area with
disinfectant D. Receive HIV
prophylaxis
, Personnel in the urinalysis laboratory B
should wear lab coats that: A. Do not
have buttons B. Are fluid-resistant C.
Have short sleeves D. Have full-length
zippers
All of the followin should be A
discarded in biohazardous waste
containers except: A. Urine specimen
containers B. Towels used for
decontamination C. Disposable lab
coats D. Blood collection tubes
An employer who fails to provide C
sufficient gloves for the employees
may be fine by the: A. CDC B. NFPA C.
OSHA D. FDA
An acceptable disinfectant for blood D
and body fluid decontamination is: A.
Sodium hydroxide B. Antimicrobial
soap C. Hydrogen peroxide D.
Sodium hypochlorite
Proper handwashing include all of the D
following except: A. Using warm water
B. Rubbing to create lather C. Rinsing
hands in a downward position D.
Turning on the water with a paper
towel
Centrifuging an uncapped specimen C
may produce a biologic hazard in the
form of: A Vectors B. Sharps
contamination C. Aerosols D.
Specimen contamination
