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HARTMAN PHLEBOTOMY TECH CHAPTER 11 EXAM WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS /. after blood, ........ is most comply tested - Answer-urine /.swabs are often used to determine what ? - Answer-presence of bacteria or other pathogens /.used to collect cells for analysis? - Answer-swabs /.buccal swab - Answer-cheek /.nasal swab - Answer-nose used to test for respiratory virus or bacteria such as MRSA /.nasopharyngeal swab - Answer-nasal cavity used to look for viruses such as influenza /.aspirated - Answer-drown out by suction usually with needle /.examples of aspirated specimens - Answer-1- tissue for biopsy 2- bone marrow 3- amniotic fluid 4- cerebrospinal fluid 5- pleural fluid 6- pericardial fluid 7- peritoneal fluid /.cerebrospinal fluid - Answer-fluid surrounding brain and spinal column /.pleural fluid - Answer-liquid that surrounds the lungs /.pericardial fluid - Answer-small amount of lubricating fluid in heart. /.peritoneal fluid - Answer-fluid in abdominal area /.urine specimen is observed for ? - Answer-color clarity presence of visible solids /.culture and sensitivity test - Answer-culture of bacteria to determine to which antibiotic the microorganism is sensitive helps dr choose right antibiotic /.ways to perform urine collection? - Answer-1- routine urine specimen 2- first void 3- clean catch 4- 24 hour /.routine urine specimen - Answer-1-can be collected anytime 2-also called random urine specimen 3- patient urinates into a container /.first void urine specimen - Answer-collected when patient first urinates in morning very concentrated /.clean catch urine specimen - Answer-collected to reduce contamination patient cleans area and collects only midstream urine /.24 hour urine specimen - Answer-collected over a full day and night period /.Suprapubic aspiration - Answer-the passing of a sterile needle through the abdominal wall into the bladder to remove urine Done when patient cannot be catheterized or when specimen cannot contain microbes /.how soon should urine be tested - Answer-within 2 hours /.postprandial urine specimen - Answer-collected 2 hours after eating and used to monitor glucose /.split specimen - Answer-used for drug testing 30 ml in one container/inital drug test 15 ml in other container/confirm a result do pouring in front of patient /.24 hour urine test collection - Answer-1- 3 liter container 2- hat or collection container that fits over the toilet to collect urine 3- must be kept cool /.Creatine Clearance Test - Answer-uses a 24 hour test measures how much waste product is present in urine /.reagent strips - Answer-1- most widely used technique to chemically analyze urine. 2- changes color 3- also called dip strips /.what can reagent strips test for? - Answer-1- ph level 2- glucose and ketones 3- blood 4- nitrite

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HARTMAN PHLEBOTOMY TECH CHAPTER 11 EXAM
2024\2025 WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS

/. after blood, ........ is most comply tested - Answer-urine

/.swabs are often used to determine what ? - Answer-presence of bacteria or other
pathogens

/.used to collect cells for analysis? - Answer-swabs

/.buccal swab - Answer-cheek

/.nasal swab - Answer-nose
used to test for respiratory virus or bacteria such as MRSA

/.nasopharyngeal swab - Answer-nasal cavity
used to look for viruses such as influenza

/.aspirated - Answer-drown out by suction usually with needle

/.examples of aspirated specimens - Answer-1- tissue for biopsy
2- bone marrow
3- amniotic fluid
4- cerebrospinal fluid
5- pleural fluid
6- pericardial fluid
7- peritoneal fluid

/.cerebrospinal fluid - Answer-fluid surrounding brain and spinal column

/.pleural fluid - Answer-liquid that surrounds the lungs

/.pericardial fluid - Answer-small amount of lubricating fluid in heart.

/.peritoneal fluid - Answer-fluid in abdominal area

/.urine specimen is observed for ? - Answer-color
clarity
presence of visible solids

/.culture and sensitivity test - Answer-culture of bacteria to determine to which antibiotic
the microorganism is sensitive
helps dr choose right antibiotic

, /.ways to perform urine collection? - Answer-1- routine urine specimen
2- first void
3- clean catch
4- 24 hour

/.routine urine specimen - Answer-1-can be collected anytime
2-also called random urine specimen
3- patient urinates into a container

/.first void urine specimen - Answer-collected when patient first urinates in morning
very concentrated

/.clean catch urine specimen - Answer-collected to reduce contamination
patient cleans area and collects only midstream urine

/.24 hour urine specimen - Answer-collected over a full day and night period

/.Suprapubic aspiration - Answer-the passing of a sterile needle through the abdominal
wall into the bladder to remove urine
Done when patient cannot be catheterized or when specimen cannot contain microbes

/.how soon should urine be tested - Answer-within 2 hours

/.postprandial urine specimen - Answer-collected 2 hours after eating and used to
monitor glucose

/.split specimen - Answer-used for drug testing
30 ml in one container/inital drug test
15 ml in other container/confirm a result
do pouring in front of patient

/.24 hour urine test collection - Answer-1- 3 liter container
2- hat or collection container that fits over the toilet to collect urine
3- must be kept cool

/.Creatine Clearance Test - Answer-uses a 24 hour test
measures how much waste product is present in urine

/.reagent strips - Answer-1- most widely used technique to chemically analyze urine.
2- changes color
3- also called dip strips

/.what can reagent strips test for? - Answer-1- ph level
2- glucose and ketones
3- blood
4- nitrite

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