The 'Take Home Quiz Chapter 11' assesses knowledge in forensic toxicology, TB test procedures, urine drug screens, blood culture collection, lactose tolerance tests, and paternity testing. It is designed for learners to understand medical pathology and toxicological implications in legal and health contexts.
Hyperglycemia
Hyperinsulinism
Hyperkalemia
Hypernatremia
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ACT
HCG
PPD
TSH
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Blood culture
Coagulation
Drug Testing
Paternity
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Child support agent.
Child who is a minor
Defense attorney
Family physician
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250 ml.
450 ml.
750 ml.
L.
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Alkaline phosphatase
Buccal sample for dna
C-reactive protein
Complete urinalysis
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Coagulation
Cross-match
Paternity
RBC indices
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Chewing sugarless gum
Drinking tea without sugar
Lying down during the test
Smoking low-tar cigarettes
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Hardness.
Inflamed.
Redness.
Swollen
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Continue the test and note on the lab slip that the patient vomited and at what time.
Discontinue the test and write on the requisition that the patient vomited the drink
Give the patient another dose of the glucose beverage and continue wit the test.
Notify the nurse or physician immediately to see if the test should be rescheduled.
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The ability to use capillary, venous, or arterial blood samples?.
Data can be downloaded to a data management program.
They require the use of an authorized operator ID number
All of the above.
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Age 17 to 66 years, 110 pounds or more.
Age 18 to 75 years, 110 pounds or more.
Age 21 to 65, at least 100 pounds.
Minimum of 21 years old, 100 pounds.
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Needle gauge.
Skin antisepsis.
Specimen handling.
Volume collected
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Blood bank
Chemistry
Coagulation
Hematology
Blood culture
Cross match
Drug screen
Trace elements
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16 to 18 gauge
18 to 28 gauge
20 to 22 gauge
23 to 25 gauge
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A protocol for drug trafficking.
The scientific study of poisons.
The study of drug therapy levels.
The tracking of illicit drug trade,
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BAC
Guaiac
Lactose
Skin test
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AXOVimeter.
Cardiac status.
Cholestech.
Triage Meter Pro.
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A positive test for transmissible disease
Bacteria measurement in whole blood.
Fever in which the cause is not known
Microorganisms found in the blood.
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Draw two tubes for duplicate drug screening.
Establish the last dosage time from the chart
Fill out a delay slip and leave with the desk clerk
Record the actual time of specimen collection
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Deliberate, not accidental toxin contact.
Legal consequences of toxin exposure.
Toxin contamination in water resources.
Treatment for the effects of the toxins.
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Applying pressure right after injection.
Checking for a reaction in 12 to 24 hours.
Cleaning the site with povidone-iodine.
Injecting the antigen just under the skin.
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Chemical toxins
Free hemoglobulin
Plasma glucose
White cell count.
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Blood cultures times two
Nasopharynegal culture
Urine culture and sensitivity
Wound and skin culture
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Blood Sample.
Nasal Collection.
Throat swab.
Urine specimen.
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Erythrocyte
Leukocytes
Neutrophils
Thrombocytes
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Check for sporadic glucose in the urine.
Diagnose glucose metabolism problems.
Monitor glucose levels for diabetic care.
Control medication-induced mood swings.
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Cocci
Histo
PPD
Schick
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Blood can be collected up to 72 hours before surgery.
Patients must have a written order from their physician.
Unused autologous units may be used by other patients.
Risks
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Blood area nitrogen
Complete blood count
Set of blood cultures
Type and cross match
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Chlorhexidene gluconate
Hydrogen peroxide
Sodium hypochlorite
All of the above
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Ask the patient's nurse to verify the correct collection time.
Come back later at the time the patient tells you is correct.
Draw the specimen and write the time collected on the label.
Fill out an incident report form and return to the laboratory.
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Eating meals with a measured amount of carbohydrate 3 days prior.
Exercising for 3 hours a day for a week prior to having the test.
Fasting for at least 2 hours before having the fasting specimen drawn.
No chewing gum before or during the test unless it is sugarless.
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Glucose
Glucagon
Lactose
Pentose
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CPA + adenine
Potassium EDTA
Sodium citrate
Sodium fluoride
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Bilirubin
Cholesterol
Glucose
Troponin
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10 seconds
20 seconds
30 seconds
60 seconds
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20 mm Hg.
40 mm Hg.
60 mm Hg.
100 mm Hg.
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Causes a major allergic reaction, releasing too much histamine.
Causes lysis, or rupturing, of rbc's, within the vascular system.
Overwhelms the patient's lungs with the non-functioning rbc's
Results in hemochromatosis in the patent's circulatory system.
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Muscle function.
Nerve conduction.
Osmotic pressure.
Transporting Hgb.
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Collect the royal-blue tube last in the order of draw.
Draw by itself using a syringe or evacuated tube system.
Use a syringe and transfer blood into the royal-blue tube last
Use only a royal-blue short-draw tube with heparin or EDTA.
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ESR
HCT
Hgb
HMT
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BNP and HCT
BUN and UA
HCO3 - and Tni
INR and PTT
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Aerobic media
Anaerobic vial
ARD container
It does not matter
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Complete management system for IV chemotherapy.
Plasma/low hemoglobin point-of-care analyzer
Portable bar-code scanning system for positive patient ID
Special ID bracelet having a self-carbon adhesive label
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Butterfly bandage
Incision template
Small stopwatch
Vinyl tourniquet
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Hemoglobin
Potassium
Prothrombin
Troponin T
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