Question 1

Match each term with its definition.
-Presence of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the urine

Accepted Answer

A) catheterization 
B) chain-of-custody 
C) pregnancy test 
D) sulfosalicylic acid (SS
A) test 
E) ketonuria
F)urobilinogen
G)hematuria
H)nitrite
I)esterase
J)glycosuria
K)diabetes insipidus
L)sputum specimens
M)Papanicolaou
N)exudate
O)culturette 
A) catheterization 
B) chain-of-custody 
C) pregnancy test 
D) sulfosalicylic acid (SS
A) test 
E) ketonuria
F)urobilinogen
G)hematuria
H)nitrite
I)esterase
J)glycosuria
K)diabetes insipidus
L)sputum specimens
M)Papanicolaou
N)exudate
O)culturette

Question 2

Match each term with its definition.
-Condition that occurs when the glucose level in the blood is greater than what the nephrons can reabsorb,causing the glucose to "spill over" into the urine

Accepted Answer

A) catheterization 
B) chain-of-custody 
C) pregnancy test 
D) sulfosalicylic acid (SS
A) test 
E) ketonuria
F)urobilinogen
G)hematuria
H)nitrite
I)esterase
J)glycosuria
K)diabetes insipidus
L)sputum specimens
M)Papanicolaou
N)exudate
O)culturette 
A) catheterization 
B) chain-of-custody 
C) pregnancy test 
D) sulfosalicylic acid (SS
A) test 
E) ketonuria
F)urobilinogen
G)hematuria
H)nitrite
I)esterase
J)glycosuria
K)diabetes insipidus
L)sputum specimens
M)Papanicolaou
N)exudate
O)culturette

Question 3

​The most accurate way to describe color and clarity is to decant (pour)the specimen into a clear tube so that the opaqueness of the collection container does not adversely affect your analysis of these properties.Match the clarity with the description provided.
-​You cannot see the print at all

Accepted Answer

A) ​clear 
B) ​slightly hazy 
C) ​hazy 
D) ​cloudy or turbid 
A) ​clear 
B) ​slightly hazy 
C) ​hazy 
D) ​cloudy or turbid

Question 4

When performing Gram staining,if the microorganisms on the slide are identified as Gram positive,they will appear:

Accepted Answer

A)  bright red to maroon 
B)  bright yellow to dark orange 
C)  dark green to light blue 
D)  dark blue to violet 
A)  bright red to maroon 
B)  bright yellow to dark orange 
C)  dark green to light blue 
D)  dark blue to violet

Question 5

​Identify CLIA-waived test(s)associated with the purpose of detecting pH,glucose,ketones,blood,bilirubin,urobilinogen,leukocytes,and specific gravity.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​glucose 
B)  ​urinalysis 
C)  hemoglobin ​A1c 
D)  ​all of the above 
A)  ​glucose 
B)  ​urinalysis 
C)  hemoglobin ​A1c 
D)  ​all of the above

Question 6

​Analyzing health care results as reported in _________ and _________ also be a part of your duties.Each practice will have their own protocols on how to handle and distribute lab reports to the providers.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​tables and specimen samples 
B)  ​graphs and tables 
C)  ​specimen samples and graphs 
D)  ​normal and abnormal values 
A)  ​tables and specimen samples 
B)  ​graphs and tables 
C)  ​specimen samples and graphs 
D)  ​normal and abnormal values

Question 7

Match each term with its definition.
-Media that encourages the growth of all microorganisms

Accepted Answer

A) minimum inhibitory concentration (MI
C)  
B) primary media 
C) selective media 
D) Gram negative 
E) Thayer-Martin plate
F)Lowenstein-Jensen (L-J)slant
G)primary dye
H)decolorizer
I)safranin
J)acid-fast stain 
A) minimum inhibitory concentration (MI
C)  
B) primary media 
C) selective media 
D) Gram negative 
E) Thayer-Martin plate
F)Lowenstein-Jensen (L-J)slant
G)primary dye
H)decolorizer
I)safranin
J)acid-fast stain

Question 8

Specific gravity is defined as the weight of substances dissolved in a specimen as compared with those found in:

Accepted Answer

A)  distilled water 
B)  pure alcohol 
C)  mineral water 
D)  iodine 
A)  distilled water 
B)  pure alcohol 
C)  mineral water 
D)  iodine

Question 9

​Match the staining characteristics of certain bacteria and the diseases they cause.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Mycobacterium leprae

Accepted Answer

A) ​Gram-positive reaction (+) 
B) ​Gram-negative reaction (−) 
C) ​Gram-variable reaction
​ 
A) ​Gram-positive reaction (+) 
B) ​Gram-negative reaction (−) 
C) ​Gram-variable reaction
​

Question 10

Match each term with its definition.
-Red stain

Accepted Answer

A) minimum inhibitory concentration (MI
C)  
B) primary media 
C) selective media 
D) Gram negative 
E) Thayer-Martin plate
F)Lowenstein-Jensen (L-J)slant
G)primary dye
H)decolorizer
I)safranin
J)acid-fast stain 
A) minimum inhibitory concentration (MI
C)  
B) primary media 
C) selective media 
D) Gram negative 
E) Thayer-Martin plate
F)Lowenstein-Jensen (L-J)slant
G)primary dye
H)decolorizer
I)safranin
J)acid-fast stain

Question 11

​The most accurate way to describe color and clarity is to decant (pour)the specimen into a clear tube so that the opaqueness of the collection container does not adversely affect your analysis of these properties.Match the clarity with the description provided.
-​You can easily read print through the tube containing the specimen

Accepted Answer

A) ​clear 
B) ​slightly hazy 
C) ​hazy 
D) ​cloudy or turbid 
A) ​clear 
B) ​slightly hazy 
C) ​hazy 
D) ​cloudy or turbid

Question 12

Match each term with its definition.
-Cancer is detected in the sputum specimen through the use of this stain

Accepted Answer

A) catheterization 
B) chain-of-custody 
C) pregnancy test 
D) sulfosalicylic acid (SS
A) test 
E) ketonuria
F)urobilinogen
G)hematuria
H)nitrite
I)esterase
J)glycosuria
K)diabetes insipidus
L)sputum specimens
M)Papanicolaou
N)exudate
O)culturette 
A) catheterization 
B) chain-of-custody 
C) pregnancy test 
D) sulfosalicylic acid (SS
A) test 
E) ketonuria
F)urobilinogen
G)hematuria
H)nitrite
I)esterase
J)glycosuria
K)diabetes insipidus
L)sputum specimens
M)Papanicolaou
N)exudate
O)culturette

Question 13

Match each term with its definition.
-Once signed,this form releases you to collect a patient's urine specimen for substance abuse testing,prepare it for transport to a testing facility,and release the results to the agency requesting the testing

Accepted Answer

A) catheterization 
B) chain-of-custody 
C) pregnancy test 
D) sulfosalicylic acid (SS
A) test 
E) ketonuria
F)urobilinogen
G)hematuria
H)nitrite
I)esterase
J)glycosuria
K)diabetes insipidus
L)sputum specimens
M)Papanicolaou
N)exudate
O)culturette 
A) catheterization 
B) chain-of-custody 
C) pregnancy test 
D) sulfosalicylic acid (SS
A) test 
E) ketonuria
F)urobilinogen
G)hematuria
H)nitrite
I)esterase
J)glycosuria
K)diabetes insipidus
L)sputum specimens
M)Papanicolaou
N)exudate
O)culturette

Question 14

​Match the staining characteristics of certain bacteria and the diseases they cause.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Clostridium tetani

Accepted Answer

A) ​Gram-positive reaction (+) 
B) ​Gram-negative reaction (−) 
C) ​Gram-variable reaction
​ 
A) ​Gram-positive reaction (+) 
B) ​Gram-negative reaction (−) 
C) ​Gram-variable reaction
​

Question 15

​Each laboratory has its own reporting system.Match the guidelines for normal values to the description provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Reported as finely granular,coarsely granular,WBC casts,RBC casts,mixed cell casts,waxy,or fatty casts;indicative of a serious kidney (renal)problem and require immediate attention by the health care provider

Accepted Answer

A) ​WBCs 
B) ​RBCs 
C) spermatozoa 
D) ​yeast 
E) ​crystals
F)​casts 
A) ​WBCs 
B) ​RBCs 
C) spermatozoa 
D) ​yeast 
E) ​crystals
F)​casts

Question 16

​Each laboratory has its own reporting system.Match the guidelines for normal values to the description provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Calcium oxalate crystals might appear in individuals with high caffeine intake

Accepted Answer

A) ​WBCs 
B) ​RBCs 
C) spermatozoa 
D) ​yeast 
E) ​crystals
F)​casts 
A) ​WBCs 
B) ​RBCs 
C) spermatozoa 
D) ​yeast 
E) ​crystals
F)​casts

Question 17

Reagent strips are:

Accepted Answer

A)  expensive 
B)  unreliable 
C)  convenient 
D)  slow acting 
A)  expensive 
B)  unreliable 
C)  convenient 
D)  slow acting

Question 18

​Each laboratory has its own reporting system.Match the guidelines for normal values to the description provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Should not be reported in females except in rape cases and then only under legal authority because it could be perceived as an invasion of privacy

Accepted Answer

A) ​WBCs 
B) ​RBCs 
C) spermatozoa 
D) ​yeast 
E) ​crystals
F)​casts 
A) ​WBCs 
B) ​RBCs 
C) spermatozoa 
D) ​yeast 
E) ​crystals
F)​casts

Question 19

If you notice that a urine specimen has a very strong ammonia-like smell,it probably indicates that the patient has:

Accepted Answer

A)  low blood sugar 
B)  high blood sugar 
C)  phenylketonuria 
D)  a urinary tract infection 
A)  low blood sugar 
B)  high blood sugar 
C)  phenylketonuria 
D)  a urinary tract infection

Question 20

​Each laboratory has its own reporting system.Match the guidelines for normal values to the description provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Males,0 to 10/hpf

Accepted Answer

A) ​WBCs 
B) ​RBCs 
C) spermatozoa 
D) ​yeast 
E) ​crystals
F)​casts 
A) ​WBCs 
B) ​RBCs 
C) spermatozoa 
D) ​yeast 
E) ​crystals
F)​casts

Exam 44: Specimen Collection and Processing

Match each term with its definition. -Presence of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the urine

Match each term with its definition. -Condition that occurs when the glucose level in the blood is greater than what the nephrons can reabsorb,causing the glucose to "spill over" into the urine

When performing Gram staining,if the microorganisms on the slide are identified as Gram positive,they will appear:

​Identify CLIA-waived test(s)associated with the purpose of detecting pH,glucose,ketones,blood,bilirubin,urobilinogen,leukocytes,and specific gravity.

​Analyzing health care results as reported in _________ and _________ also be a part of your duties.Each practice will have their own protocols on how to handle and distribute lab reports to the providers.

Match each term with its definition. -Media that encourages the growth of all microorganisms

Specific gravity is defined as the weight of substances dissolved in a specimen as compared with those found in:

​Match the staining characteristics of certain bacteria and the diseases they cause.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Mycobacterium leprae

Match each term with its definition. -Red stain

Match each term with its definition. -Cancer is detected in the sputum specimen through the use of this stain

Match each term with its definition. -Once signed,this form releases you to collect a patient's urine specimen for substance abuse testing,prepare it for transport to a testing facility,and release the results to the agency requesting the testing

​Match the staining characteristics of certain bacteria and the diseases they cause.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Clostridium tetani

​Each laboratory has its own reporting system.Match the guidelines for normal values to the description provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Calcium oxalate crystals might appear in individuals with high caffeine intake

Reagent strips are:

If you notice that a urine specimen has a very strong ammonia-like smell,it probably indicates that the patient has:

​Each laboratory has its own reporting system.Match the guidelines for normal values to the description provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Males,0 to 10/hpf

The Medical Assistant

The Health Care Team and the Medical Environment,past and Present

Legal Issues

Ethical Issues

Verbal and Nonverbal Communications

Applying Communication Skills

Introduction to Medical Terminology

Understanding and Building Medical Terms of Body Systems

Anatomic Descriptors and Fundamental Body Structure

The Nervous System

The Senses

The Integumentary System

The Skeletal System

The Muscular System

The Respiratory System

The Circulatory System

The Immune System

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The Urinary System

The Endocrine System

The Reproductive System

Telephone Communications

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The Medical Record,documentation,and Filing

Health Insurance

A Icd-10 Update: Procedural and Diagnostic Coding

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Patient Billing,posting Patient Payments,and Collecting Fees

Banking Procedures

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Infection Control and Medical Asepsis

The Medical History and Patient Screening

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Pharmacology Fundamentals

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Emergencies in the Medical Office and the Community

First Aid for Accidents and Injuries

Rehabilitation

Nutrition,exercise,and Healthy Living

Practicum and the Job Search

Managing the Office

Filters

Identify CLIA-waived test(s)associated with the purpose of detecting pH,glucose,ketones,blood,bilirubin,urobilinogen,leukocytes,and specific gravity.

Analyzing health care results as reported in _ and _ also be a part of your duties.Each practice will have their own protocols on how to handle and distribute lab reports to the providers.

Match the staining characteristics of certain bacteria and the diseases they cause.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Mycobacterium leprae

Match the staining characteristics of certain bacteria and the diseases they cause.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Clostridium tetani

Each laboratory has its own reporting system.Match the guidelines for normal values to the description provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Calcium oxalate crystals might appear in individuals with high caffeine intake

Each laboratory has its own reporting system.Match the guidelines for normal values to the description provided.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Males,0 to 10/hpf