AATB EXAM 2024 AND PRACTICE EXAM T |ACCURATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS| VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS |GRADED A | BRAND NEW

1) Permission to acquire cells and/or tissues and make them available for transplantation or research shall be obtained through the granting of "Informed Consent" by a consenting person in accordance with applicable anatomical gift acts and federal, state and/or local laws and/or regulations. A consenting person is: A. the potential donor B. a person legally empowered to grand consent in accordance with federal, state and/or local laws and/or regulations C. the deceased NOK, in order of legal precedence D. All of the above - Ans - D. All of the above 2) The "Informed Consent" must always contain the following, no exceptions, except: A. address of the consenting person B. original signature of the consenting person C. phone number of the consenting person D. relationship to the donor of the consenting person E. all of the above - Ans - B. original signature of the consenting person 3) The "Informed Consent" must also contain the following: A. date B. signatures of person obtaining consent C. at least one witness D. information that identifies the organization represented by the person obtaining consent E. all of the above - Ans - E. all of the above 4) In circumstances where it is not feasible to obtain the "Informed Consent" in person, it may be obtained by telephone. All of the following shall be followed, except: A. The person obtaining informed consent shall read to the consenting person, the informed consent document or, alternatively, shall discuss each of elements in the informed consent document with the consenting person. B. Consenting person shall respond that he/she understands what has been read or explained, is authorized to grant Informed Consent, and is granting such consent C. Consenting person need not be NOK D. Telephone consents shall be recorded, or monitored by one other person - Ans - C. Consenting person need not be NOK 5) In circumstances where the "Consenting Person" is not present to provide an original signature, "Informed Consent" may be documented by facsimile transmission. A. True B. False - Ans - A. True 6) A self-signed donor document or official donor registry documentation that grants consent for donation that can be used, include all of the following, except: A. valid drivers license B. living will, advanced directive C. state ID card D. witnessed donor card E. all of the above are acceptable - Ans - E. all of the above are acceptable 7) The "Informed Consent Document" should contain information that would be of material importance to a person making the decision to donate. This information shall be accurate, shall not be misleading, and shall not omit discussion of any element that would be material to a decision to donate. This information should include the following items, but may include other information. A. Donor identity B. Identity and relationship of consenting person, including address, and telephone number C. A description of cells and/or tissues to be recovered D. A statement granting permission to have access to donor's medical records E. A statement that blood samples from the donor will be tested for certain transmissible diseases F. A description of the general purposes of recovered cells and/or tissues G. Any additional information required by federal, stated, and/or local laws and/or regulations H. All except G I. All except H ( - Ans - I. All except H (all of the above) 8) Patient-donor (or legal alternative) consent to donate cells and/or tissue must be obtained either: A. Prior to the collection B When collection is unscheduled, as soon as practical after the collection and before the use of the cells and/or tissue B. A and B - Ans - B. A and B 9) Services to donor families or referral to a support system, and documentation of such, must be offered to the consenting person. A. True B. False - Ans - A. True 10) Monetary inducement or goods or services of value shall not be offered by a tissue bank, except for/to: A. Deceased donor's NOK B. Third parties for cost directly associated with a donation C. Donor's estate D. All are acceptable - Ans - B. Third parties for cost directly associated with a donation 11) The following are required documentation for autologous cells and/or tissue in the tissue bank records: A) Physical Examination B) Donor Risk Assessment Interview C) Medical History / Medical Record Review D) All are required E) None are required - Ans - E) None are required 12) Heart donors shall meet the following criteria, except: A. No history of CABG, bacterial endocarditis, rheumatic fever, semilunar valvular disease, or viral/idiopathic cardiomyopathy B. Recovery of valves from anencephalic infants shall begin only after asystole C. Evaluate for risk of Chagas' disease D. History of mitral valve disease, mitral valve prolapse (mitral valve donors) E. All of the above - Ans - D. History of mitral valve disease, mitral valve prolapse (mitral valve donors) 13) Vein donor's shall also meet the following criteria, except: A. No history of vein stripping B. Varicose veins C. No history of appendectomy D. Leg ulcers E. All of the above - Ans - C. No history of appendectomy 14) The purpose of the "Physical Assessment" (done either recent ante-mortem or post-mortem) is to identify if there is evidence of the following, or if noted in any other available record, and if they are deemed to be an indication of these risks, then the cells and/or tissue shall be rejected, except: A. High risk behavior, signs of viral or bacterial infections B. Multiple Tattoo's C. Signs of HIV infection or Hepatitis infection D. Trauma to the potential retrieval site E. All of the above - Ans - B. Multiple Tattoo's 1) Prior to the donation of cells and/or tissue from a potential Living Donor, a ________ shall be performed by the Medical Director or physician designee, or by a physician involved with the individual's medical care. A. Physical Assessment B. Physical Examination C. Donor Risk Assessment Interview D. All of the above - Ans - D. All of the above 1) Using AATB Standards, current federal regulations and guidance, questions (standardized questionnaire) shall be formulated that are to be conducted with: A. The donor (if living) B. Deceased donor's NOK or individual with affinity relationship C. Nearest available relative or a member of the donor's household D. Primary physician E. Any of the above - Ans - E. Any of the above 1)