Urinalysis and Body Fluids,

Urinalysis and Body Fluids,
7th Edition By Strasinger

Chapter 1 to 17




TEST BANK

TABLE OF CONTENT

,1. Safety yqand yqQuality yqManagement

2. Urine yqand yqBody yqFluid yqAnalysis yqAutomation

3. Introduction yqto yqUrinalysis

4. Renal yqFunction

5. Physical yqExamination yqof yqUrine

6. Chemical yqExamination yqof yqUrine

7. Microscopic yqExamination yqof yqUrine

8. Renal yqDisease

9. Urine yqScreening yqfor yqMetabolic yqDisorders

10. Cerebrospinal yqFluid

11. Semen

12. Synovial yqFluid

13. Serous yqFluid

14. Bronchoalveolar yqLavage yqFluid

15. Amniotic yqFluid

16. Fecal yqAnalysis

17. Vaginal yqSecretion




Chapter yq1: yqSafety yqand yqQuality yqManagement


Multiple yqChoice

,1. An yqexample yqof yqa yqchemical yqhazard yqis:
A. Carcinogen yqexposure
B. Strained yqback
C. Viral yqinfection
D. Shock

ANS: yqA
DIF: yqLevel yq1
OBJ: yq1-1
TOP: yqSafety yqhazards



2. Centrifuging yqan yquncapped yqtube yqof yqurine yqis yqmost yqlikely yqto yqproduce yqa/an:
A. Electrical yqshock
B. Broken yqtube
C. Unbalancing
D. Aerosol

ANS: yqD
DIF: yqLevel yq2
OBJ: yq1-1
TOP: yqSafety yqhazards



3. Laboratory yqequipment yqand yqother yqinanimate yqobjects yqserve yqas yqwhat yqin yqthe yqchain yqof
yqinfection?

A. Host
B. Reservoir
C. Point yqof yqentry
D. Point yqof yqexit

ANS: yqB
DIF: yqLevel yq1
OBJ: yq1-2
TOP: yqChain yqof yqinfection

, 4. The yqchain yqof yqinfection yqincludes yqall yqof yqthe yqfollowing yqexcept yqa:
A. Source
B. Host
C. Disinfectant
D. Transmission yqmethod

ANS: yqC
DIF: yqLevel yq1
OBJ: yq1-2
TOP: yqChain yqof yqinfection



5. You yqarrive yqto yqwork yqin yqthe yqclinical yqlaboratory yqwith yqa yqsmall yqcut yqon
yqyour yqhand. y q Your yqsupervisor yqremoves yqyou yqfrom yqspecimen yqcollection

yq(phlebotomy) yqduties yqfor y q the yqday, yqciting yqchain yqof yqinfectionprotocols.

yqWhy yqis yqyour yqsupervisor yqconcerned y q about yqthe yqcut yqon yqyour yqhand?

A. Because yqyou yqwill yqnot yqhave yqthe yqmobility yqin yqyour yqhand yqto yqproperly yqcollect
yqblood.

B. Because yqyou yqare yqgoing yqto yqhave yqto yqwear yqa yqbandage yqall yqday yqlong.
C. Because yqyou yqhave yqa yqpoint yqof yqentry yqthat yqcould yqexpose yqyou yqto yqinfectious
yqagents.

D. Because yqyou yqare yqgoing yqto yqbe yqan yqactive yqtransmitter yqof yqinfection yqonto yqgeneral
yqsurfaces.



ANS: yqC
DIF: yqLevel yq3
OBJ: yq1-2
TOP: yqChain yqof yqinfection



6. Which yqof yqthe yqfollowing yqguidelines yqstates yqthat yqlaboratory yqpersonnel
yqshould y q consider yqall yqpatientsas yqpossible yqcarriers yqof yqblood-borne

yqpathogens?

A. Urinalysisyqprecautions
B. Blood-borne yqpathogen yqprecautions
C. Standard yqprecautions
D. Body yqfluid yqprecautions

ANS: yqC
DIF: yqLevel yq1
OBJ: yq1-3
TOP: yqStandard yqprecautions



7. The yqCenters yqfor yqDisease yqControl yqand yqPrevention yq(CDC)
yqrecommends y q that yquniversalprecautions yqbe yqfollowed yqwhen

yqencountering: