AATB 13TH EDITION PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS

AATB 13TH EDITION PRACTICE TEST
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
An unexplained rash is observed on the donor upon physical assessment. Related to
donor eligibility, name a potential significance of this finding.

a. Chicken pox

b. Sepsis, bacteremia, septic shock, sepsis syndrome

c. Shingles - Answer- b. Sepsis, bacteremia, septic shock, sepsis syndrome

The potential observation of "white spots" during donor physical assessment is
associated with which potential risk finding?

a. Thrush

b. Kaposi's sarcoma

c. GUD

d. Anal intercourse - Answer- a. Thrush

Reference: (D4.210)

Select the physical assessment observation/definition that matches the terminology: "as
scar, usually from as previous surgery".

a. Laceration

b. Cicatrix

c. Lesion

d. Avulsion - Answer- b. Cicatrix

Select the physical assessment observation/definition that matches the terminology:
"Swelling on the skin that contains fluid".

a. Nevus

, b. Contusion

c. Blister - Answer- c. Blister

Select the physical assessment observation/definition that matched the terminology:
"Skin damaged by scraping or rubbing".

a. Abrasion

b. Bruise

c. Avulsion - Answer- a. Abrasion

Select the physical assessment observation/definition that matches the terminology:
"Small, dark, sometimes raised congenital growth on the human skin, sometimes with a
hair or hairs growing from it".

a. Mole, nevus

b. Birthmark

c. Wart - Answer- a. Mole, nevus

What is the most common blood borne pathogen in the United States today?

a. HIV

b. HCV

c. HTLV - Answer- b. HCV

Reference: (http://www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/statistics/2013surveillance/index.htm)

You have authorization to recover skin and musculoskeletal tissue, but the donor has
rheumatoid arthritis. According to AATB Standards, is this donor suitable for recovery of
any tissue type?

a. Yes, skin could be recovered

b. No

c. Yes, musculoskeletal tissue could be recovered - Answer- a. Yes, skin could be
recovered

Reference: (D4.320)