13th edition AATB standards Practice Test EXAM 2025 AND PRACTICE QUESTIONS |ACCURATE ANSWERS| VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS |GRADED A |NEW VERSION

Per AATB Standards for Tissue Banking, when must you perform a tissue donor physical assessment and review of the readily available relevant medical records? a. Before donor eligibility determination is made for release of tissue for transplantation. b. ASAP after tissue recovery. c. Prior to tissue recovery/donation d. The autopsy report suffices as a record inclusive of all necessary information, including physical assessment, so this can be obtained whenever available. - ANSWER c. Prior to tissue recovery/donation Reference: (D4.210, D4.230) If a body is lying face down, what position is this? a. Prone b. Supine - ANSWER a. Prone When is it acceptable to give monetary compensation to the Authorizing Person, or the Donor's estate? a. A tissue bank must not give monetary compensation to an Authorizing Person or the Donor's estate. b. It depends. c. The tissue bank may reimburse families for the cost of funeral arrangements. - ANSWER a. A tissue bank must not give monetary compensation to an Authorizing Person or the Donor's estate. Reference: (D1.100) At what temperature should processed musculoskeletal tissue be stored, if stored for > 6 months? a. -20°C or colder b. -40°C or colder c. -60°C or colder - ANSWER b. -40°C or colder Reference: (E4.120) How long must archived standard operating procedures be maintained? a. 5 years b. 12 years c. 15 years d. 16 years - ANSWER d. 16 years Reference: (J1.900) What assigned number is used to facilitate tracing individual grafts to the donor? a. Medical record number b. Unique Donor identifier c. Social Security number - ANSWER b. Unique Donor identifier Reference: (D5.200) What is the maximum time recovered musculoskeletal tissue shall remain at wet ice temperatures before either processing or freezing? a. 12 hours b. 24 hours c. 48 hours d. 72 hours - ANSWER d. 72 hours Reference: (D5.800) Is a plasma dilution algorithm required for a ten year old donor who has not experienced blood loss but was transfused of infused at all? a. Yes b. No - ANSWER a. Yes Reference: (D4.352) What is the best gloving technique to use? a. Open b. Sterile c. Clean d. Closed - ANSWER d. Closed What is the upper age limit for musculoskeletal tissue donors? a. 62 b. 70 c. 80 d. The Medical Director and/or tissue bank Medical Advisory committee shall determine age criteria for donor suitability. - ANSWER d. The Medical Director and/or tissue bank Medical Advisory committee shall determine age criteria for donor suitability. Reference: (D4.400) A blood specimen from the birth mother must be used for cell and/or tissue donors younger than: a. 1 month old (28 days) b. 6 months (180 days) c. 1 year - ANSWER a. 1 month old (28 days) Reference: (D4.351) What is the critical volume of infused blood/fluids in an adult donor with blood loss that requires evaluation of potential plasma dilution? a. 1000 mls b. 2000 mls c. There is no critical volume - ANSWER b. 2000 mls Reference: (D4.352) What is the most common STD in the United States today? a. Genital herpes b. Chlamydia c. Gonorrhea - ANSWER a. Genital herpes