IPAP Clin Lab Test 1 | 140 Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2024

What are the factors that can affect lab results? - Gender, Age, Race, Medication A test that has high sensitivity and negative predictive value is good for what? - Screening What are the two main divisions of the lab? - Anatomical (Histology, Cytology, and Autopsy) and Clinical (Micro, Hema, UA, Serology, Chemistry, Immunohematology) Which clinical pathology division of the lab will test for blood glucose, electrolytes, enzymes, hormones, lipids, and proteins? - Chemistry What three phases of testing were established by the 1988 CLIA? - 1. Before testing (ordering/specimen collection) 2. During testing (controls, performing test, interpretation/recording result) 3. After testing (result reporting, documentation, confirmatory, biohazard waste disposal) What are the four categories of test complexity as determined by the FDA? - Minimal Complexity, Provider Performed Microscopy, Moderate Complexity, High Complexity What type of testing is usually done when the specimen in labile, the primary instrument is the microscope, and it is performed personally by the provider (so no controls are available)? - PPM