Test bank For basic principles of
clinical chemistry 9th Edition by Bishop
Fody Questions & Answers with
rationales
types of water used in lab - ANSdistilled, deionized, RO: required in a clinical lab, purified
pipette classifications - ANS-self draining/to contain (TC): last drop has to be blown out., has 2
rings on the top
-TD (to deliver): last drop is calibrated in and doesnt have to be blown out.
different types of pipettes - ANS-serologic: no graduation
-micropipets (mL)
-volumetric
-plastic transfer pipette
-ostwald-folin
primary standard - ANSa standard that doesnt have to calibrated.
an ultra high purity grade compound used in analysis involving assay, identification or purity
tests
secondary standard - ANScalibrated against primary standard and used as a reference material
in all labs across country for the purpose of analysis
potential lab hazards - ANSbiohazard: contaminated w/ blood or bodily fluids
radioactive
NFPA color-coded symbol - ANS-blue: health
-red: flammability
-yellow: reactivity
-white: other
what to do in case of an accident - ANS-assist/evacuate
-confinement/cleanup
-notify instructor of any accidents
proper cleanup of biohazardous material spills. - ANS-wear proper PPE
-use disinfectant to wipe up spill
clinical chemistry 9th Edition by Bishop
Fody Questions & Answers with
rationales
types of water used in lab - ANSdistilled, deionized, RO: required in a clinical lab, purified
pipette classifications - ANS-self draining/to contain (TC): last drop has to be blown out., has 2
rings on the top
-TD (to deliver): last drop is calibrated in and doesnt have to be blown out.
different types of pipettes - ANS-serologic: no graduation
-micropipets (mL)
-volumetric
-plastic transfer pipette
-ostwald-folin
primary standard - ANSa standard that doesnt have to calibrated.
an ultra high purity grade compound used in analysis involving assay, identification or purity
tests
secondary standard - ANScalibrated against primary standard and used as a reference material
in all labs across country for the purpose of analysis
potential lab hazards - ANSbiohazard: contaminated w/ blood or bodily fluids
radioactive
NFPA color-coded symbol - ANS-blue: health
-red: flammability
-yellow: reactivity
-white: other
what to do in case of an accident - ANS-assist/evacuate
-confinement/cleanup
-notify instructor of any accidents
proper cleanup of biohazardous material spills. - ANS-wear proper PPE
-use disinfectant to wipe up spill
