311 Final

Which of the following would not be considered a protocol for cleaning a spill when blood or other body fluids are involved?

• Use the PASS method to properly dispose of blood or body fluid.

• All universal (standard) precautions are followed, and contaminated materials are properly disposed of.

• You must wear gloves, face shield, and protective eyewear.

• You must wear aprons, and hair and shoe coverings.

Which is not one of the major areas of testing in the examination of the urine?

• analytical

• physical

• chemical

• microscopic

Urine should be:

• very alkaline.

• slightly alkaline.

• very acidic.

• slightly acidic.

Biohazard waste receptacles bear the biohazard symbol and:

• are lined with red plastic bags.

• are not to be used in the critical care unit.

• are only to be used in the critical care unit.

• can be used for any type of waste.

The __________ is a new, single unified system for standardizing and harmonizing the classification and labeling of chemicals, making it more effective, consistent, and easier to understand.

• Global System of Communication Standard

• Hazard Communication System

• Globally Harmonized System

• Biohazardous Global Standard

Occult blood specimens collected from a stool sample are common screening tools for early detection of possible:

• colon cancer.

• leukemia.

• liver disease.

• stomach cancer.

When collecting a specimen for substance abuse analysis the _____ of a urine specimen is immediately checked for following collection and is recorded with the patient observing you.

• pH

• volume

• temperature

• color

When using the Ictotest, if the mat shows a _____ color, the urine sample contains bilirubin.

• yellowish to orange

• bluish to green

• reddish to orange

• bluish to purple

A urine sample from a patient with hepatitis will have a ____ foam if shaken.

• white

• green

• orange

• yellow

When documenting in the patient’s chart and on the logbooks, the initials ________ would be used in the case of not having enough urine to perform the ordered testing, unless otherwise specified per laboratory protocol.

• “CMA” (indicating the MAs credentialing and ability to perform the procedure)

• “NSQ” (non-sufficient quantity)

• “QNS” (quantity not sufficient)

• all the initials indicated should be used