Exam 14: Point-Of-Care Poc Collections

The ROCHE TROPT rapid assay is a ________ point-of-care test.

The Accu-Chek Aviva monitor is used to test:

Which of the following is released from the pancreas and has a major effect on blood glucose levels?

A less than normal number of erythrocytes in a patient is referred to as:

________ causes the glucose to be absorbed from the blood into the body tissues.

Na⁺, Cl^-, HCO3^-, and K⁺ are usually referred to as:

Which of the following is referred to as "bad cholesterol"?

The HemoCue beta-glucose analyzer can obtain test results from capillary, venous, or ________ blood.

The Cholestech LDX system measures:

Interpretation of a quality control chart is based on the fact that for a normal distribution:

In terms of quality-control procedures, SD stands for:

The abbreviation Na⁺ stands for ________.

Bedside testing is also referred to as ________, or point-of-care testing.

pCO₂ stands for ________.

Which of the following measures a cardiac monitoring analyte?

Why are PT and INR run frequently as POC tests?

Hemoglobin is the same as hematocrit.

Which of the following refers to the term hematocrit?

Glucose-monitoring instruments must be monitored with quality-control materials for accuracy and ________ of patients' test results.

Hematocrit values are obtained to aid in the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus.