MCQ: Lab Safety Trivia Quiz!

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    What time should you be at the clinic?

    • 7:45
    • 8:00
    • 9:00
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The 'MCQ: Lab Safety Trivia Quiz!' assesses knowledge on clinic protocols and lab safety measures. It covers arrival times, intake procedures, lab setup, result checking, and understanding of lab test protocols, vital for efficient and compliant clinical operations.

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  • 2. 

    Lab:  If you don't know the protocol for a test, where can you find this information?

    • On the cheat sheet next to the centrifuge

    • From a med student

    • From Dr. Tu

    • From the phlebotomist or nurse

    Correct Answer
    A. On the cheat sheet next to the centrifuge
    Explanation
    You can find the protocol for a test on the cheat sheet next to the centrifuge.

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  • 3. 

    Lab: True or false-- You are expected to know the protocol for any type of lab test ordered by a med student.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    In a lab setting, it is expected that individuals, including med students, should know the protocol for any type of lab test ordered. This implies that they should have knowledge and understanding of the procedures, guidelines, and requirements for conducting various lab tests. Therefore, the statement "True" indicates that it is expected for individuals to know the protocol for any type of lab test ordered by a med student.

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  • 4. 

    Intake: What vitals signs are you expected to take as an intaker?

    • Blood pressure

    • Height

    • Weight

    • Blood sugar

    • Temperature

    • Pulse

    • Respiratory Rate

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Blood pressure
    A. Height
    A. Weight
    A. Temperature
    A. Pulse
    A. Respiratory Rate
    Explanation
    As an intaker, you are expected to take the following vital signs: blood pressure, height, weight, temperature, pulse, and respiratory rate. These measurements provide important information about a person's overall health and can help identify any abnormalities or potential issues. Blood pressure indicates the force of blood against the walls of the arteries, height and weight provide information about body composition, temperature reflects the body's internal balance, pulse measures the heart rate, and respiratory rate indicates the frequency of breaths per minute. Taking these vital signs allows for a comprehensive assessment of an individual's health status.

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    Lab:  Upon arrival, how should you help set up the lab?

    • Wipe down the lab equipment

    • Get a laptop from the supply closet and set up the workstation

    • Clean exam rooms

    • Check in previous clinic's labs in the binder

    • Take inventory of all supplies

    • Stock the station where blood will be collected.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Wipe down the lab equipment
    A. Get a laptop from the supply closet and set up the workstation
    A. Check in previous clinic's labs in the binder
    A. Take inventory of all supplies
    A. Stock the station where blood will be collected.
  • 6. 

    Lab: What are the responsibilities in the lab at the end of the clinic day?

    • Sanitize all the lab equipment

    • Make sure that each sample that was drawn is noted in the binder

    • Make sure that each sample is labeled and has the proper lab paperwork attached

    • Leave the samples in the refrigerator

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Sanitize all the lab equipment
    A. Make sure that each sample that was drawn is noted in the binder
    A. Make sure that each sample is labeled and has the proper lab paperwork attached
    Explanation
    Don't leave the samples in the refrigerator, please help the Co-D of the day pack up the samples to take them into the lab for testing.

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  • 7. 

    Lab:  When checking in lab results, what must be done?

    • Note that the results are received on the paperwork from the previous month

    • Notify the patient of their results

    • Notify the corresponding med student of the results

    • Work with reception to ensure that the paperwork is scanned to the patient's chart in Practice Fusion

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Note that the results are received on the paperwork from the previous month
    A. Work with reception to ensure that the paperwork is scanned to the patient's chart in Practice Fusion
    Explanation
    When checking in lab results, it is important to note that the results are received on the paperwork from the previous month. This means that the results may not be up to date and could reflect the patient's condition from the previous month. Additionally, it is necessary to work with reception to ensure that the paperwork is scanned to the patient's chart in Practice Fusion. This ensures that the results are properly documented and easily accessible for future reference.

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