Premier Weekly Test 3 - 042314

The odd one out is "Patient height rulers" because it does not have any direct relation to measuring mercury content. Sphygmomanometer, Blood Pressure Instruments, and Hygrometer are all medical instruments that may contain mercury, as it is commonly used in their construction. However, patient height rulers do not involve measuring or monitoring mercury levels.

MRI information is important for both stents and pacemakers. Stents are small mesh tubes used to treat narrowed or blocked blood vessels, and it is important to know if they are MRI-compatible to ensure patient safety during imaging procedures. Similarly, pacemakers are electronic devices implanted in the chest to regulate heart rhythms, and it is crucial to determine if they are MRI-safe to prevent any potential harm or malfunction during magnetic resonance imaging. Therefore, MRI information is important for both these product categories.

The given product, a stent, would fall under the Validated Type category. This is because a stent is a medical device that is used to keep a blocked passageway open, such as in the colon, duodenum, or pancreas. Therefore, the terms Colonic, Duodenal, and Pancreatic would be relevant in determining the validated type of the stent.

Hardness measurement information like "68 DUROMETER" is captured in secondary dimensions because it is a specific characteristic or property of the material being measured. Secondary dimensions refer to additional information that is relevant to the primary dimensions of an object. In this case, the hardness measurement provides additional information about the material's resistance to indentation or scratching, which is not a primary dimension but is still important for understanding the material's properties.

The term "RADIOPAQUE" refers to an object or substance that is opaque to X-rays, meaning it cannot be penetrated by X-rays. "MRI CONDITIONAL" refers to a medical device or implant that is safe for use in an MRI machine. "MRI COMPATIBLE" also refers to a medical device or implant that is safe for use in an MRI machine. However, "2 RADIOPAQUE MARKER" is not a standard word as it seems to be a combination of a number and a term, which is not commonly used in medical terminology.

The question asks for a reprocessed vendor that is not included in the given options. The correct answer, Briggs Healthcare, is not a reprocessed vendor. This means that the other options, Hygia Health Services, Inc, Clearmedical Inc, and Evolve Surgical, are all reprocessed vendors.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that PC (Pouch) is not an ANSI approved unit of measurement. ANSI (American National Standards Institute) is responsible for establishing and approving standards for various industries in the United States. While CS (Cassette), OZ (Ounce), and GS (Gross) are commonly used and recognized units of measurement, PC (Pouch) is not a standard unit of measurement approved by ANSI.

The term "coated, pre-coated, uncoated, non-coated" refers to different characteristics or properties of a material or composition. These characteristics can be considered as primary characteristics that need to be validated. Therefore, the correct category to capture these characteristics would be "Validated Primary Characteristics".

The correct answer is "Item Clarifier." In this context, "Item Clarifier" refers to the specific feature or attribute of the product that sets it apart from others in the same category. In this case, the item clarifier is the use of BD™ Quincke needles in the spinal tray, which distinguishes it from other regional anesthesia trays.

Embryogenic is not a Safety Attribute because it refers to the ability of a cell or tissue to develop into an embryo. Safety attributes typically refer to properties or characteristics that relate to the safety or potential harm of a substance or process. Oncogenic, pyrogenic, and mutagenic are all examples of safety attributes as they relate to the potential to cause cancer, fever, and genetic mutations respectively.

In this question, the word "System" should be captured in the category of "Validated Noun". "Validated Noun" refers to a type of noun that has been verified or confirmed as being valid or correct. In this case, "System" is a noun that should be included in the validated category.

All of the options mentioned are wrong with respect to Validated Accessories. The first option "W/ TECHNOLOGY" suggests that the accessories do not have technology, which is incorrect as validated accessories typically include some form of technology. The second option "w/ 6FTL Spike line" indicates that the accessories do not have a 6FTL spike line, which is also incorrect as validated accessories should have the specified spike line. The third option "W/OFLANGE HOLE" suggests that the accessories do not have a flange hole, which is again incorrect as validated accessories should have the required flange hole. Therefore, all of the given options are incorrect.

The correct answer states that Validated Pediatrics should be "Y" for all the terms. This implies that all the terms - Teen, Pre-teen, Adolescent, and Youth - fall under the category that is validated by Pediatrics.

In order to capture the major distinguishing feature of color for a series of products, it is important to validate the color. This means ensuring that the color is accurate and consistent across all the products in the series. Therefore, the correct answer is "Validated Color".

The term "safety" in the given context refers to the locking mechanism of the product. This is indicated by the fact that the term "safety" is listed alongside other terms such as "clarifier," "style," and "reprocessed," which all pertain to the characteristics or features of the product. Therefore, it can be inferred that "safety" in this context refers to the safety aspect related to the locking mechanism of the product.

The terms "Strip" and "Tubular" are related to the shape of the bandage. They describe the different forms or configurations in which the bandage can be found. Therefore, these terms would be included in the "Shape" category, which is one of the primary characteristics of the bandage.

The given correct answer is "1KT". This packaging string is correct with regards to Validated Packaging String because it follows the format of "number + type". In this case, "1" represents the quantity and "KT" represents the type of packaging.

The correct answer is "One" because the question states that for all cases where the Net Content UOM is 1N, the quantity would be "One". This means that regardless of any other factors or variables, the quantity will always be one when the Net Content UOM is 1N.

The correct answer is "Both A and B" because both formats, W x L x H and W x L x D, are commonly used to capture primary dimensions. The first format represents width, length, and height, while the second format represents width, length, and depth. Both formats provide the necessary information to accurately describe the primary dimensions of an object.

The given options represent different quantities. Pair refers to 2 items, dozen refers to 12 items, and gross refers to 144 items. However, the correct answer states "None of the Above," indicating that none of the given combinations is incorrect. Therefore, all the combinations mentioned are correct.