We should not check and verify information on the label of the specimen before receiving them.

Non body fluid specimens cannot be in liquid or in semi liquid form.

The procedure for collection should not be explained properly to the patient.

It is recommended and ideal to ensure that there is contamination caused by genital secretions, pubic hair or bacteria surrounding the urinary opening.

The specimen container used for collection should not be clear and dry with tight-fitting leads and they should not be chemical cleaned.

The specimen is protected from light.

It could be held at room temperature for 2 hours or it could be refrigerated if transport will take longer than prescribed.

A measured portion of urine is cultured on a special nutrient medium for 18 to 24 hours.

If a microorganism is not present and identified a sensitivity or antibiotic susceptibility test is performed.

urine cytology studies require a fresh clean catch specimen.

In urine cytology studies, the specimen is preserved by adding an equal volume of 60% alcohol.

drug screening is performed using your incense many drugs are not detected in the urine but in the blood.

The colored no change in the test strip that is compared to a color chart to interpret the results of the test.

A urine pregnancy test is used to confirm pregnancy which can be detected 8 to 10 days from conception.

The first morning urine specimen is preferred because it has the lowest concentration of HCG.

amniotic fluid is collected by the physician using transabdominal amniocentesis preferably 15 weeks after gestation.

amniotic fluid requires 10 ML of fluid aspirated from the amniotic sac through the needle inserted in the mother’s abdominal wall into the uterus.

Cerebrospinal fluid is collected in three special sterile tubes: Chemistry and immunology test tube, microbiology studies, and cell counts.

A gastric stimulant is administered intravenously after the specimen collection.

A nasopharyngeal secretion specimen is collected by gently inserting a dacron or sterile cotton tipped flexible wire swab into the nose into the nasopharynx.

A nasopharyngeal secretion specimen contains a transport medium in its container for immediate transport into the laboratory.

Collection of saliva is easy and non-invasive.

The saliva specimen needs to be frozen to ensure stability prior to the delivery to the clinical laboratory.

A sputum specimen is collected first thing in the morning or at least one or after meal to avoid gagging.

sputum is the same as mucus or phlegm.

synovial fluid is collected in one tube.

buccal swabs are invasive and painful.

A hepatology technologist makes special slides from the first Mario aspiration.

There are four types of testing for breath samples.

In preparation for tests in breath samples the patient must take antibiotics two weeks prior to the scheduled test.

additional breath samples are taken every 30 minutes for three hours.

The hair sample or specimen is not easy to alter or tamper.

These are substances produced by the body which can be in liquid or semi liquid form.

These are found within body organs such as the bladder and spaces such as the joints.

urine test screens the patient for any urinary or systemic disorders.

It is recommended and ideal to ensure that there is no contamination caused by genetic secretions, pubic hair or bacteria surrounding the urinary opening.

it is requested if the patient has symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI).

it should be collected using a midstream clean catch collection.

It is performed to determine the most effective antibiotics that should be prescribed for treatment.

it is a urine cytology study to detect cancer cytomegalovirus and other viral and inflammatory diseases in the urinary system.

It is a method that is stained using a smear from the cells of the lining of the urinary tract and examined under the microscope for abnormal cells.

It is a test performed to detect illicit use of recreational drugs, use of anabolic steroids to enhance performance in sports, and unwarranted use of prescription drugs.

It also monitors therapeutic drug use to minimize the symptoms associated with the withdrawal and also confirm drug overdose.

It is to screen diabetics and determine the glucose level for patients who are already diabetic.

It is used to determine if the patient is suffering from diabetic ketoacidosis.

It is a type of urine specimen that is collected at any time.

It is a type of urine specimen that is collected immediately upon waking up from an eight hours of sleep.

It is a second specimen voided after fasting or glucose monitoring.

It is a specimen collected at specific times or pooled through at a specific time.

It is a clear and slightly yellowish liquid that is surrounding and questioning the fetus during pregnancy.

It is done to detect any genetic disorder, check any problem in fetal development and verify the gestational age.

It refers to the liquid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. It is used to diagnose meningitis and other disorders such as brain abscess, CNS cancer and multiple sclerosis.

It is performed to check the contents of the stomach for abnormal substances and evaluate the production of acid by evaluating the gastric acid concentration.

It is to determine acidity before the stimulation.

It is collected and cultured to determine the presence of bacteria that causes diphtheria, meningitis, pertussis, and pneumonia.

It is the fluid secreted by the glands inside the mouth to check the hormone levels and determine alcohol and drug or substance abuse.

It is a thick yellowish white fluid that contains sperm release during the male ejaculation.

It is done to evaluate fertility and assess the effectiveness of sterilization after a vasectomy. It is also ordered for legal reasons.

It is found between the membrane that encloses the pleural, pericardial and peritoneal cavities.

It is to diagnose or monitor lower respiratory tract infections like tuberculosis.

It is to analyze the chloride content of patients under the age of 20 with symptoms of Size cystic fibrosis.

It can also determine illegal use of drugs by placing patches on the skin.

It is a viscous fluid that lubricates movable joints.

It is a specimen to determine conditions such as arthritis, gout and other inflammatory conditions.

It is to obtain those cells inside the cheek for DNA analysis.

It is collected by placing the swab inside the cheek and gently massages the area.

It is to identify blood diseases.

It is a test to analyze for carbon 13 which confirms the presence of the H pylori.

It is a test to analyze for carbon 13 which confirms the presence of the H pylori.

It can also detect bacteria overgrowth in the small intestine and is thought as the most accurate tolerance test.

It is collected to determine gastrointestinal disorder, analyze for presence of intestinal ova and parasites, cultured for the presence of pathogenic bacteria and viruses, check fat and urobilinogen content, and test for presence of occult blood.

It is for trace and heavy metal analysis and it is used to detect chronic drug abuse.

It is collected to aid in strep infection detection.

It is collected using biopsy and for genetic analysis.

It is a urine collection method that voids or urinates into a clean container.

It is a urine collection method that voids in the toilet first, interrupts urination for a while, urinates in the container, and last urine flow in the toilet.

It is a urine collection method that needs special cleaning performed on genital area of the patient prior to collection.

It is a urine collection method that inserts a catheter to the urethra in the bladder.

It is a urine collection method that inserts a needle directly in the bladder, aspirates urine by use of a syringe.

It is a urine collection method that is collected in a plastic bag and checked every 15 minutes until required volume is collected.

URINE ANALYSIS DOES WHAT?

WHICH OF THE FF IS NOT A FACTOR OF ACCURACY OF URINE ANALYSIS RESULTS?

W/C OF THE FF IS NOT A PART OF A PHYSICAL ANALYSIS?

W/C OF THE FF IS NOT A PART OF CHEMICAL ANALYSIS?

W/C OF THE FF IS NOT A PART OF MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS?

WHICH TIMES URINE TEST IS COLLECTED 2 HOURS AFTER A MEAL?