Test Bank for Urinalysis and Body Fluids 7th Edition by Strasinger | Verified Chapter's 1 - 17 | Complete Newest Version

Urinalysis and Body Fluids,
7th Edition By Strasinger

Chapter 1 to 17




TEST BANK

TABLE OF CONTENT

,Safety8band8bQuality8bManagement

1. Urine8band8bBody8bFluid8bAnalysis8bAutomation

2. Introduction8bto8bUrinalysis

3. Renal8bFunction

4. Physical8bExamination8bof8bUrine

5. Chemical8bExamination8bof8bUrine

6. Microscopic8bExamination8bof8bUrine

7. Renal8bDisease

8. Urine8bScreening8bfor8bMetabolic8bDisorders

9. Cerebrospinal8bFluid

10. Semen

11. Synovial8bFluid

12. Serous8bFluid

13. Bronchoalveolar8bLavage8bFluid

14. Amniotic8bFluid

15. Fecal8bAnalysis

16. Vaginal8bSecretion




Chapter8b1:8bSafety8band8bQuality8bManagement


Multiple8bChoice

,1. An8bexample8bof8ba8bchemical8bhazard8bis:
A. Carcinogen8bexposure
B. Strained8bback
C. Viral8binfection
D. Shock

ANS:8bA
DIF:8bLevel8b1
OBJ:8b1-1
TOP:8bSafety8bhazards



2. Centrifuging8ban8buncapped8btube8bof8burine8bis8bmost8blikely8bto8bproduce8ba/an:
A. Electrical8bshock
B. Broken8btube
C. Unbalancing
D. Aerosol

ANS:8bD
DIF:8bLevel8b2
OBJ:8b1-1
TOP:8bSafety8bhazards



3. Laboratory8bequipment8band8bother8binanimate8bobjects8bserve8bas8bwhat8bin8bthe8bchain8bof8binf
ection?
A. Host
B. Reservoir
C. Point8bof8bentry
D. Point8bof8bexit

ANS:8bB
DIF:8bLevel8b1
OBJ:8b1-2
TOP:8bChain8bof8binfection

, 4. The8bchain8bof8binfection8bincludes8ball8bof8bthe8bfollowing8bexcept8ba:
A. Source
B. Host
C. Disinfectant
D. Transmission8bmethod

ANS:8bC
DIF:8bLevel8b1
OBJ:8b1-2
TOP:8bChain8bof8binfection



5. You8barrive8bto8bwork8bin8bthe8bclinical8blaboratory8bwith8ba8bsmall8bcut8bon8byour8b
hand.8 b Your8bsupervisor8bremoves8byou8bfrom8bspecimen8bcollection8b(phleboto
my)8bduties8bfor8 b the8bday,8bciting8bchain8bof8binfectionprotocols.8bWhy8bis8byour8bs
upervisor8bconcerned8 b about8bthe8bcut8bon8byour8bhand?
A. Because8byou8bwill8bnot8bhave8bthe8bmobility8bin8byour8bhand8bto8bproperly8bcollect8bbloo
d.
B. Because8byou8bare8bgoing8bto8bhave8bto8bwear8ba8bbandage8ball8bday8blong.
C. Because8byou8bhave8ba8bpoint8bof8bentry8bthat8bcould8bexpose8byou8bto8binfectious8bagents.
D. Because8byou8bare8bgoing8bto8bbe8ban8bactive8btransmitter8bof8binfection8bonto8bgeneral8bs
urfaces.

ANS:8bC
DIF:8bLevel8b3
OBJ:8b1-2
TOP:8bChain8bof8binfection



6. Which8bof8bthe8bfollowing8bguidelines8bstates8bthat8blaboratory8bpersonnel8bs
hould8 b consider8ball8bpatientsas8bpossible8bcarriers8bof8bblood-
borne8bpathogens?
A. Urinalysis8bprecautions
B. Blood-borne8bpathogen8bprecautions
C. Standard8bprecautions
D. Body8bfluid8bprecautions

ANS:8bC
DIF:8bLevel8b1
OBJ:8b1-3
TOP:8bStandard8bprecautions



7. The8bCenters8bfor8bDisease8bControl8band8bPrevention8b(CDC)8brecom
mends8 b that8buniversalprecautions8bbe8bfollowed8bwhen8bencountering:
A. Specimens8bcontaining8bvisible8bblood
B. Patients8bwho8bare8binfected8bwith8bblood-borne8bpathogens