Medicinal Chemistry Quiz Questions

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The scientific study of chemistry is filled to the brim with different practices and uses for them, but one of the most beneficial to mankind has been in terms of medicine. Answer these medicinal chemistry quiz questions to see if you know as much as you should about medicine!

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1.

WHY DO WE DRAW FOR BLOOD CULTURES
- A.
  
  TO BE DRAWN IN A STERILE PROCEDURE
- B.
  
  DRAWN IN A NON STERILE PROCEDURE
- C.
  
  USE ALCHOL TO CLEANSE
- D.
  
  SHOULD BE LAST TUBE YOU DRAW
2.

WHAT IS THE ORDER OF DRAW RECOMMENDED BY CLS
- A.
  
  NA FLURIDE TUBE, SST,HEPARIN, EDTA,BLOOD CULTURE, NA CITRATE
- B.
  
  BLOOD CULTURE, NA CITRATE TUBE, SST,HEPARIN,EDTA,NA FLUORIDE
- C.
  
  BLOOD CULTURE, NA CITRATE,SST, EDTA,HEPARIN,NA FLUORIDE
- D.
  
  NA CITRATE,SST,EDTA,HEPARIN,NA FLUORIDE,BLOOD CULTURE
3.

WHEN YOU ARE USING GLASS TUBES YOU DRAW RED BEFORE NA CITRATE BLUE TUBE OR USING PLASTIC TUBES TUBE YOU WOULD DRAW NA CITRATE BLUE TUBE DISCARD AND DRAW NEW. WHY?
- A.
  
  NA CITRATE DRAWN BEFORE HEPARIN CAN CAUSE COAG. RESULTS TO BE INCORRECT.
- B.
  
  HEPARIN DRAWN BEFORE NA CITRATE CAN CAUSE COAG RESULTS TO BE INCORRECT
- C.
  
  DOES NOT MATTER TEST RESULTS WILL BE THE SAME.
- D.
  
  DEPENDS ON PATIENT IF EASY DRAW THROW AWAY TUBE BUT IF DIFFICULT KEEP TUBE.
4.

IN THE ORDER OF DRAW IF DRAWN INCORRECT WHAT COULD HAPPEN WITH THE ADDITIVES?
- A.
  
  NOTHING JUST GET THE BLOOD AND GIVE TO THE LAB.
- B.
  
  EDTA DRAWN BEFORE SST CAN CAUSE HEPARIN RESULTS TO BE LOWER
- C.
  
  EDTA DRAWN BEFORE HEPARIN CAN CAUSE CALCIUM TO BE UNBOUND BY THE EDTA.
- D.
  
  EDTA DRAWN BEFORE SST CAN CAUSE CALCIUM RESULTS TO BE LOWERED BECAUSE CALCIUM BECOMES BOUND BY EDTA. EDTA DRAWN BEFORE HEPARIN WILL CAUSE K TO BE INCORRECT.
5.

WHAT DOES CLOT/NON ADDITIVE DO?
- A.
  
  USUALLY DRAWN FOR CHEMISTRY (SERUM) TESTING
- B.
  
  THIS IS A GEL TUBE THAT GOES TO COAGULATION
- C.
  
  USUALLY DRAWN FOR BLOOD BANK TO TEST SERUM
- D.
  
  GOES TO ANY DEPARTMENT IN THE LAB FOR SERUM TESTING
6.

WHAT IS NA CITRATE USED IN THE ORDER OF DRAW?
- A.
  
  USED IN THE CHEMISTRY DEP. TO TEST FOR COAGULATION STUDIES
- B.
  
  DRAWN IN COAGULATION STUDIES TO TEST FOR HEPARIN
- C.
  
  DRAWN IN COAG STUDIES, SUGGEST DRAWING PLAIN RED TUBE BEFORE NA CITRATE TO CLEAR AWAY ANY TISSUE THROMBOPLASTIN.
- D.
  
  USED IN BLOODBANK TO TEST BLOOD TYPE
7.

EXPLAIN THE SST IN THE ORDER OF DRAW?
- A.
  
  TUBE WITH GEL CLOT AND CLOT ACTIVATOR AND IS A ADDITIVE TUBE
- B.
  
  TUBE WITH SERUM AND CLOT ACTIVATOR AND IS A ADDITIVE TUBE
- C.
  
  TUBE WITH GEL CLOT AND CLOT ACTIVATOR AND IS NOT A ADDITIVE TUBE.
- D.
  
  TUBE THAT IS NOT A GEL TUBE AND IS A ADDITIVE
8.

EXPALIN THE ORDER OF DRAW FOR HEPARIN
- A.
  
  TUBES WILL HAVE ONE OF THE FOLLWING SST HEPARIN, CITRATE HEPARIN, NA HEPARIN
- B.
  
  TUBES OF ONE OF THE FOLLOWING LI HEPARIN, NA HEPARIN, AMMONIUM HEPARIN.
- C.
  
  TUBES WILL HAVE HEPARIN AND EDTA
- D.
  
  THERE IS NOT ORDER OF DRAW FOR HEPARIN
9.

HEPARIN
- A.
  
  ELECTROLYTES MAY ONLY BE DRAWN IN LI HEPARIN TUBE AND AMMONIUM TUBES SHOULD BE SUBMITTED IN LAB WITHIN 30 MIN
- B.
  
  ELECTRLYTES CAN NOT BE DRAWN IN HEPARIN TUBES
- C.
  
  AMMONIUM LEVELS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 60 MIN OF DRAW
- D.
  
  TUBES SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO LAB WHEN YOU HAVE TIME NO RUSH
10.

EDTA IS SPELLED
- A.
  
  ETHYLENDIAMNETERIRAACETE
- B.
  
  ETHYLENEDIAMINEERTAACETATE
- C.
  
  ETHYLENEDIAMINETERTAACETATE
- D.
  
  ETHYLENEDIAMINETERACETATE
11.

EDTA IS DRAWN FOR WHAT DEPT.?
- A.
  
  BLOOD BANK
- B.
  
  HEMATOLOGY
- C.
  
  NA CITRATE
- D.
  
  HEMATOCRIT
12.

NA FLUORIDE, K OAXLATE
- A.
  
  STOPS GLYCOLYSIS THE FLUORIDE INACTIVATES RBC ENZYMES THAT DIGEST GLUCOSE
- B.
  
  THE FLUORIDE ACTIVATES THE RBC ENYZMES THAT DIGEST WBC BUT HELPS GLYCOLYSIS
- C.
  
  TEST FOR BLOOD CLOTS AND EDTA
- D.
  
  USUALLT DRAWN FOR COAG TESTING