Take Home Quiz Chapter 13
- 1.An antibiotic susceptibility test determines which antibiotics:
- A.
Are effective against a particular microbe.
- B.
Cause an allergic reaction in the patient.
- C.
Cause the fewest side effects in the patient.
- D.
Reduce a patient's susceptibility to infection.
- 2.This microbe is often the causative agent of hospital-acquired diarrhea.
- A.
Clostridium difficile
- B.
Helicobacter pylori
- C.
Neisseria menirzgitidis
- D.
Staphylococcus aureus
- 3.A catheterized urine specimen is collected:
- A.
After stimulating urine production with intravenous histamine.
- B.
By aspirating it with a sterile syringe inserted into the bladder.
- C.
Following midstream, clean-catch urine collection procedures.
- D.
From a sterile tube passed through the urethra into the bladder.
- 4.CSF is the abbreviation for fluid that comes from the:
- A.
Joint cavities.
- B.
Lung cavity.
- C.
Pelvic cavity.
- D.
Spinal cavity.
- 5.Clean-catch refers to the collection of urine:
- A.
After cleaning the genital area.
- B.
From a catheter in the bladder.
- C.
In a container that is sterile.
- D.
The first thing in the morning.
- 6.A test that identifies bacteria and the antibiotics that can be used against them is the:
- A.
AFP test.
- B.
C&S test.
- C.
Guaiac test.
- D.
O&P test.
- 7.Which of the following types of infections would be classified as an UTI?
- A.
Bladder
- B.
Lung
- C.
Nasal
- D.
Throat
- 8.Fluid aspirated from the sac that surrounds the heart is called:
- A.
Amniotic fluid.
- B.
Pericardial fluid.
- C.
Peritoneal fluid.
- D.
Synovial fluid.
- 9.This test includes a physical, chemical, and microscopic analysis of the specimen.
- A.
AFP
- B.
C&S
- C.
GTT
- D.
UA
- 10.A technician is aspirating a speciemen from flexible tube coming out of a patient's nose. What type of was was most likely ordered?
- A.
Gastric analysis
- B.
H. Pylori culture
- C.
Sputum culture
- D.
Stomach biopsy
- 11.This type of specimen is obtained by inserting a flexible swab through the nose.
- A.
AFP
- B.
Buccal
- C.
Gastric
- D.
NP
- 12.This test can be used to evaulate stomach acid production.
- A.
C-urea breath
- B.
Gastric analysis
- C.
Hydrogen breath
- D.
Sweat chloride
- 13.A technician collects a specimen from a child's mouse by rubbing a swab on the inside of the cheek, what type of specimen is most likely being collected?
- A.
Breath
- B.
Buccal
- C.
Sputum
- D.
Throat
- 14.A type of bacterium that can damage the stomach lining is:
- A.
Bordetella pertussis.
- B.
Helicobacter pylori.
- C.
Neisseria meningitidis.
- D.
Staphylococcus aureus.
- 15.An exocrine gland disorder that primarily affects the lungs, upper respiratory tract, liver, and pancreas is:
- A.
Cystic fibrosis.
- B.
Emphysema.
- C.
Herpes zoster.
- D.
Tuberculosis.
- 16.A term used to describe blood that cannot be seen with the naked eye is:
- A.
Guaiac.
- B.
Micro.
- C.
Occult.
- D.
Serous.
- 17.What special information in addition to routine identification information is required in labeling a non-blood specimen?
- A.
Any special handling needs
- B.
Biohazard warning sticker
- C.
Ordering physician's name
- D.
Type and source of specimen
- 18.Which type of specimen must be handled and analyzed stat?
- A.
Buccal swab
- B.
Gastric fluid
- C.
Spinal fluid
- D.
Throat swab
- 19.The most frequently analyzed non-blood specimen is:
- A.
Feces.
- B.
Saliva.
- C.
CSF
- D.
Urine.
- 20.Which of the following can occur in urine specimens that are not processed in a timely fashion?
- A.
Breakdown of bilirubin
- B.
Decomposition of cells
- C.
Overgrowth of bacteria
- D.
All of the above
- 21.Which specimen is ideal for most urine tests?
- A.
8-hour
- B.
24-hour
- C.
Fasting
- D.
Random
- 22.ROutine urinalysis specimens that cannot be analyzed within 2 hours require:
- A.
25C storage.
- B.
A preservative.
- C.
Recollection.
- D.
Refrigeration.
- 23.Which of the following is typically included in a routine UA?
- A.
Chemical analysis
- B.
C&S
- C.
Cytological analysis
- D.
Drug screening
- 24.A urine C&S is typically ordered to:
- A.
Check for glucose in the urine.
- B.
Diagnose urinary tract infection.
- C.
Evaluate the function of the kidneys.
- D.
Monitor urinary protein levels.
- 25.Urine cytology studies look for the presence of:
- A.
Abnormal cells.
- B.
Heavy metals.
- C.
Illegal drugs.
- D.
Microbe toxins.
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