The 'Take home quiz chapter 13' assesses knowledge on microbiology, focusing on antibiotic susceptibility, pathogens like Clostridium difficile, and specimen collection methods. It is crucial for understanding infection control and effective treatment in medical settings.
ADH
FSH
HCG
TSH
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Pleural
Seminal
Serous
Synovial
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Breakdown of bilirubin
Decomposition of cells
Overgrowth of bacteria
All of the above
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Blood
Stool
Sweat
Tissue
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Any special handling needs
Biohazard warning sticker
Ordering physician's name
Type and source of specimen
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Breath sample.
Buccal swab.
Stool sample.
Throat swab.
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Joint cavities.
Lung cavity.
Pelvic cavity.
Spinal cavity.
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AFP test.
C&S test.
Guaiac test.
O&P test.
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Amniotic fluid.
Pericardial fluid.
Peritoneal fluid.
Synovial fluid.
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25C storage.
A preservative.
Recollection.
Refrigeration.
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A preservative in the container.
Collection in a sterile container.
Timing of specimen collection.
Transportation at 37C.
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C-urea breath
Gastric analysis
Hydrogen breath
Sweat chloride
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Check for glucose in the urine.
Diagnose urinary tract infection.
Evaluate the function of the kidneys.
Monitor urinary protein levels.
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Cavity surrounding the spinal cord.
Membranes that enclose the lungs.
Sac containing a fetus in the womb.
Spaces within the moveable joints.
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Detect bladder infection.
Evaluate fertility status.
Identify cancerous cells.
Monitor prostate growth.
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Feces.
Saliva.
CSF
Urine.
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Amniotic
Gastric
Pleural
Spinal
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Void into container; void into second container; void last urine into toilet
Void into container; void into tilet; void remaining urine into container
Void into tiolet; void into container; void any remaining urine into toilet
Void into toilet; void into container; void into toilet; void into container
Cell counts.
Glucose.
Total Protein
All of the above.
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Pericardial fluid
Peritoneal fluid.
Pleural fluid.
Synovial fluid.
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Guaiac.
Micro.
Occult.
Serous.
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24-hour
First morning
Random
Timed
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Bordetella pertussis.
Helicobacter pylori.
Neisseria meningitidis.
Staphylococcus aureus.
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Abnormal cells.
Heavy metals.
Illegal drugs.
Microbe toxins.
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Collected in a condom.
Collected on site.
In a sterile container.
Kept at 37C.
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Arthritis and gout.
H. Pylori and TB.
Hemolytic anemia.
Lactose intolerance.
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After stimulating urine production with intravenous histamine.
By aspirating it with a sterile syringe inserted into the bladder.
Following midstream, clean-catch urine collection procedures.
From a sterile tube passed through the urethra into the bladder.
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Meningitis.
Osteoporosis.
Pneumonia.
Renal failure.
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Buccal swab
Stool sample
Throat swab
Urine sample
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Are effective against a particular microbe.
Cause an allergic reaction in the patient.
Cause the fewest side effects in the patient.
Reduce a patient's susceptibility to infection.
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AFP
C&S
GTT
UA
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Buccal swab
Gastric fluid
Spinal fluid
Throat swab
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Genetic defects.
Lung maturity.
Strep throat.
Tuberculosis.
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Breath
Buccal
Sputum
Throat
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Collect the first morning specimen and all other urine for 24 hours except the first specimen the following morning.
Collect the first morning specimen and all urine for 24 hours including the first specimen the following morning.
Discard the first morning specimen, start timing, collect all urine for 24 hours including the next morning specimen.
Start the timing and collect and preserve every urine specimen that is voided in any consecutive 24-hour period.
Arthritic disease.
Blood disorders.
Diabetes Mellitus.
Osteochondritis.
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Lungs.
Joints.
Spine.
Stomach.
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Breath.
Semen.
Sweat.
Tears.
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After cleaning the genital area.
From a catheter in the bladder.
In a container that is sterile.
The first thing in the morning.
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AFP
Buccal
Gastric
NP
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Creatinine clearance
Culture and sensitivity
Glucose tolerance test
Routine urinalysis
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Alkaline phosphatase
Alpha-fetoprotein
Lactic dehydrogenase
Reticulocyte count
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Gastric fluid
Nasal fluid
Phlegm
Saliva
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Clostridium difficile
Helicobacter pylori
Neisseria menirzgitidis
Staphylococcus aureus
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Cystic fibrosis.
Lung maturity.
Occult blood.
Tuberculosis.
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Bone marrow
Buccal swab
Hair sample
Urine sample
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Arm
Hand
Thigh
Wrist
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24-hour
Clean-catch
First voided
Random
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