Test Bank for Urinalysis and Body Fluids, 7th Edition

Test Bank for Urinalysis and Body Fluids

7th Edition by Strasinger | Verified Chapter's 1 – 17
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,ChapterA1:ASafetyAandAQualityAManagement



MultipleAChoice


1. AnAexampleAofAaAchemicalAhazardAis:
A. CarcinogenAexposure
B. StrainedAback
C. ViralAinfection
D. Shock

ANS:AA
DIF:ALevelA1
OBJ:A1-1
TOP:ASafetyAhazards



2. CentrifugingAanAuncappedAtubeAofAurineAisAmostAlikelyAtoAproduceAa/an:
A. ElectricalAshock
B. BrokenAtube
C. Unbalancing
D. Aerosol

ANS:AD
DIF:ALevelA2
OBJ:A1-1
TOP:ASafetyAhazards



3. LaboratoryAequipmentAandAotherAinanimateAobjectsAserveAasAwhatAinAtheAchainAofAinfection?
A. Host
B. Reservoir
C. PointAofAentry
D. PointAofAexit

ANS:AB
DIF:ALevelA1
OBJ:A1-2
TOP:AChainAofAinfection

,4. TheAchainAofAinfectionAincludesAallAofAtheAfollowingAexceptAa:
A. Source
B. Host
C. Disinfectant
D. TransmissionAmethod

ANS:AC
DIF:ALevelA1
OBJ:A1-2
TOP:AChainAofAinfection



5. YouAarriveAtoAworkAinAtheAclinicalAlaboratoryAwithAaAsmallAcutAonAyourAhand.AYourAsupervisorAr
emovesAyouAfromAspecimenAcollectionA(phlebotomy)AdutiesAforAtheAday,AcitingAchainAofAinfectio
nAprotocols.AWhyAisAyourAsupervisorAconcernedAaboutAtheAcutAonAyourAhand?
A. BecauseAyouAwillAnotAhaveAtheAmobilityAinAyourAhandAtoAproperlyAcollectAblood.
B. BecauseAyouAareAgoingAtoAhaveAtoAwearAaAbandageAallAdayAlong.
C. BecauseAyouAhaveAaApointAofAentryAthatAcouldAexposeAyouAtoAinfectiousAagents.
D. BecauseAyouAareAgoingAtoAbeAanAactiveAtransmitterAofAinfectionAontoAgeneralAsurfaces.

ANS:AC
DIF:ALevelA3
OBJ:A1-2
TOP:AChainAofAinfection



6. WhichAofAtheAfollowingAguidelinesAstatesAthatAlaboratoryApersonnelAshouldAconsiderAallApatie
ntsAasApossibleAcarriersAofAblood-borneApathogens?
A. UrinalysisAprecautions
B. Blood-borneApathogenAprecautions
C. StandardAprecautions
D. BodyAfluidAprecautions

ANS:AC
DIF:ALevelA1
OBJ:A1-3
TOP:AStandardAprecautions



7. TheACentersAforADiseaseAControlAandAPreventionA(CDC)ArecommendsAthatAuniversa
lAprecautionsAbeAfollowedAwhenAencountering:
A. SpecimensAcontainingAvisibleAblood
B. PatientsAwhoAareAinfectedAwithAblood-borneApathogens

, C. AllAbodyAfluidAspecimens
D. SpecimensAthatAmayAproduceAaerosols

ANS:AA
DIF:ALevelA1
OBJ:A1-3
TOP:AStandardAprecautions



8. WhichAofAtheAfollowingACDCAguidelinesAconsidersAallAmoistAbodyAsubstancesAtoAbeApotentiall
yAinfectiousAandAstressesAhandAwashing?
A. UniversalAprecautions
B. BodyAfluidAprecautions
C. StandardAprecautions
D. Health-careApersonnelAstandards

ANS:AC
DIF:ALevelA1
OBJ:A1-4
TOP:ABlood-borneApathogens



9. TheAOccupationalAExposureAtoABlood-BorneAPathogensAStandardAis:
A. AAguidelineAdevelopedAbyAtheAFoodAandADrugAAdministrationA(FDA)
B. GuidelinesArecommendedAbyAtheAClinicalAandALaboratoryAStandardsAInstituteA(CLSI)
C. AAguidelineArecommendedAbyAtheACentersAforADiseaseAControlAandAPreventionA(CDC)
D. AAlawAenforcedAbyAtheAOccupationalASafetyAandAHealthAAdministrationA(OSHA)

ANS:AD
DIF:ALevelA1
OBJ:A1-4
TOP:ABlood-borneApathogens



10. AAlaboratoryAworkerAwhoAobservesAaAredAhandArashAafterAremovingAglovesAshould:
A. AvoidAwearingAglovesAforA2Adays
B. WashAtheAhandsAwithAantimicrobialAsoap
C. ApplyAcortisoneAcreamAtoAtheAhands
D. AvoidAwearingAlatexAglovesAinAtheAfuture

ANS:AD
DIF:ALevelA2
OBJ:A5