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What is the purpose of diagnostic methods such as imaging and laboratory tests?

• To provide psychological support

• To provide information for diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of diseases

• To perform surgical procedures

• To administer medications

Which of the following is NOT a diagnostic imaging technique?

• Radiography

• Endoscopy

• Ultrasound

• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

What is the main indication for diagnostic tests?

• To identify asymptomatic medical conditions

• To enhance creativity

• To monitor the weather forecast

• To improve athletic performance

What is an important consideration during the preparation of a patient for a diagnostic test?

• Encouraging the patient to eat a heavy meal before the test

• Providing clear instructions on fasting and medication restrictions

• Avoiding communication with the patient

• Not providing any emotional support

Which of the following is a technology used in imaging exams?

• Radiography

• Microbiology

• Hematology

• Biochemistry

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NGSS.HS-PS4-3

NGSS.HS-PS4-5

What is a common type of laboratory test?

• Echocardiogram

• Hemogram

• Colonoscopy

• Endoscopy

What should be done to ensure the safety of the patient during imaging exams?

• Use sterile devices for collection

• Administer medications without checking patient's identity

• Dispose of needles in regular trash bins

• Avoid hand hygiene

What is a potential complication related to the administration of contrast in imaging exams?

• Improved vision

• Increased comfort

• Decreased heart rate

• Allergic reactions

What is the purpose of the culture of sputum?

• To evaluate heart function

• To assess kidney function

• To measure blood glucose levels

• To identify pathogens in the lungs and respiratory tract

What should be done after collecting a blood sample?

• Leave the tourniquet on

• Apply pressure to the puncture site

• Dispose of the sample in a regular trash bin

• Forget to label the sample