MLAT FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALL 100% CORRECT, Exams
of Nursing
what order to stain these specimens: gyn pap smears, endometrial
specimens, sputum, CSF - ANSWERCSF, Gyn Pap Smears, Endometrial
specimens, sputum
this factor would increase the processing time of histology specimens (faster)
- ANSWERheat, agitation
is the responsibility of the MLAT to maintain and improve their skills -
ANSWERcontinuing education, mandated by code of ethics via governing
college
define regulation 682 - ANSWERLaboratory and Specimen Collection Center
Licensing Act - person under direct supervision performs lab tests with
limited skills and responsibility
what is a bill - ANSWERproposed Act before legislation
RHPA is - ANSWERRegulated Health Professions Act - protect public from
harm, promote high quality care, patient choice, regulatory equality,
accountability
,define regulation 860 - ANSWERWHMIS - Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information System - workplace/supplier labels, msds/sds, worker and
education training
who is responsible for WHMIS - ANSWERemployee, employer, manufacturer
define a controlled product and give example - ANSWERanything that
requires a hazard classification or poses a threat to humans and the
environment - dry ice #1845
when is a supplier label not required on a controlled product -
ANSWERoriginates in the lab and stays in the lab, or manufacturer label is
worn out
where do you find the definition of a laboratory technician -
ANSWERregulation 682 - Laboratory and Specimen Collection Center
Licensing Act
what is a myelogram - ANSWERused for injecting contrast dye into spine
urine passes from the ureters to the bladder by - ANSWERperistalsis
refers to drawing urine from a bladder - ANSWERcytocentisis
refers to the removal of the ileum - ANSWERileectomy
,is gas exchange between the blood and the cells inside the body -
ANSWERinternal respiration
is the major fuel source to produce ATP - ANSWERglucose
carbon is - ANSWERprimary substance in all organic molecules
define metabolism - ANSWERall chemical reactions that happen in the body,
the breakdown of complex substances into simpler ones, the utilization of
nutrients and oxygen to produce molecules of ATP
matter consists of - ANSWERsolid, liquid, gas
is the hormone that determines if the bone is to be broken down to release
calcium into the blood stream - ANSWERPTH
is the cavity within the kidney that collects urine - ANSWERrenal pelvis
where does most of the absorption take place in the digestive process -
ANSWERsmall intestines
bile is produced in the - ANSWERliver
where is the medulla oblongata located - ANSWERlower part of brain stem
, the myelin sheath functions to do 3 things - ANSWERprotect, insulate,
increase the rate of nerve impulse transmission
how are the kidneys protected - ANSWERpelvic bone and smooth muscles
what is located in the mediastinum - ANSWERbrachial tube, heart,
esophagus, aorta, thymus gland, chest portion of trachea, important nerves,
lymph nodes
explain the blood flow for one complete heartbeat starting at the RT Atrium -
ANSWERblood is forced through the tricuspid valve to the right ventricle,and
through the semi lunar valve, then travels to the lungs via the pulmonary
artery for gas exchange, oxygenated blood leaves the lungs via the pulmonary
veins and enters the left atrium, where its forced through the bicuspid valve
into the left ventricle, through the semi lunar valve, blood is then forced
through the aorta to the body for gas exchange and returns deoxygenated to
the right atrium via the inferior and superior vena cava
3 layers of the heart - ANSWERendocardium, myocardium, pericardium
which chamber pumps the blood out to the body - ANSWERleft ventricle
Lft Atrium receives ? blood from the ? - ANSWERoxygenated, lungs
the body is made up of ?% water - ANSWER60%
the process of glomerular filtration takes place from the - ANSWERbowman's
capsule
of Nursing
what order to stain these specimens: gyn pap smears, endometrial
specimens, sputum, CSF - ANSWERCSF, Gyn Pap Smears, Endometrial
specimens, sputum
this factor would increase the processing time of histology specimens (faster)
- ANSWERheat, agitation
is the responsibility of the MLAT to maintain and improve their skills -
ANSWERcontinuing education, mandated by code of ethics via governing
college
define regulation 682 - ANSWERLaboratory and Specimen Collection Center
Licensing Act - person under direct supervision performs lab tests with
limited skills and responsibility
what is a bill - ANSWERproposed Act before legislation
RHPA is - ANSWERRegulated Health Professions Act - protect public from
harm, promote high quality care, patient choice, regulatory equality,
accountability
,define regulation 860 - ANSWERWHMIS - Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information System - workplace/supplier labels, msds/sds, worker and
education training
who is responsible for WHMIS - ANSWERemployee, employer, manufacturer
define a controlled product and give example - ANSWERanything that
requires a hazard classification or poses a threat to humans and the
environment - dry ice #1845
when is a supplier label not required on a controlled product -
ANSWERoriginates in the lab and stays in the lab, or manufacturer label is
worn out
where do you find the definition of a laboratory technician -
ANSWERregulation 682 - Laboratory and Specimen Collection Center
Licensing Act
what is a myelogram - ANSWERused for injecting contrast dye into spine
urine passes from the ureters to the bladder by - ANSWERperistalsis
refers to drawing urine from a bladder - ANSWERcytocentisis
refers to the removal of the ileum - ANSWERileectomy
,is gas exchange between the blood and the cells inside the body -
ANSWERinternal respiration
is the major fuel source to produce ATP - ANSWERglucose
carbon is - ANSWERprimary substance in all organic molecules
define metabolism - ANSWERall chemical reactions that happen in the body,
the breakdown of complex substances into simpler ones, the utilization of
nutrients and oxygen to produce molecules of ATP
matter consists of - ANSWERsolid, liquid, gas
is the hormone that determines if the bone is to be broken down to release
calcium into the blood stream - ANSWERPTH
is the cavity within the kidney that collects urine - ANSWERrenal pelvis
where does most of the absorption take place in the digestive process -
ANSWERsmall intestines
bile is produced in the - ANSWERliver
where is the medulla oblongata located - ANSWERlower part of brain stem
, the myelin sheath functions to do 3 things - ANSWERprotect, insulate,
increase the rate of nerve impulse transmission
how are the kidneys protected - ANSWERpelvic bone and smooth muscles
what is located in the mediastinum - ANSWERbrachial tube, heart,
esophagus, aorta, thymus gland, chest portion of trachea, important nerves,
lymph nodes
explain the blood flow for one complete heartbeat starting at the RT Atrium -
ANSWERblood is forced through the tricuspid valve to the right ventricle,and
through the semi lunar valve, then travels to the lungs via the pulmonary
artery for gas exchange, oxygenated blood leaves the lungs via the pulmonary
veins and enters the left atrium, where its forced through the bicuspid valve
into the left ventricle, through the semi lunar valve, blood is then forced
through the aorta to the body for gas exchange and returns deoxygenated to
the right atrium via the inferior and superior vena cava
3 layers of the heart - ANSWERendocardium, myocardium, pericardium
which chamber pumps the blood out to the body - ANSWERleft ventricle
Lft Atrium receives ? blood from the ? - ANSWERoxygenated, lungs
the body is made up of ?% water - ANSWER60%
the process of glomerular filtration takes place from the - ANSWERbowman's
capsule
