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questions. 1. Identify CLIA waived tests associated with common diseases. (1.C.10) 2. Identify quality practices in healthcare. (I.C.12) assurance 3. List principles and steps of professional/provider CPR. (L.C. 13) to the ambulatory healthcare setting 4. Describe basic principles of first aid as they pertain (I.C.14) 5. Identify: a. safety signs, b. symbols, c. labels. (XII.C.1) Safety signs: Symbols

Answer 1

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1. CLIA waived tests associated with common disease ;

Dip stick urinalysis or tablet reagent urinalysis ( non- automated or certain automated analyzer for urinary tract infection, kidney disease, and urinary tract injury etc.

Fecal occult blood for colon cancer or polyps.

Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) for inflammatory diseases.

Blood glucose.

2. Quality assurance practices in health care ;

Six dimensions of health care ;

Safety.

Effectiveness.

Patient-centeredness.

Timeliness.

Efficency.

Equity.

All these six domains are direct reflection of top priorities proving quality assurance practices in health care.

3. Principles of proffessional/provider CPR ;

To restore effective circulation and ventilation.

To prevent irreverisible cerebral damage due to anoxia.

steps of CPR ;

Recognize the emergency.

Activate EMS

Check for breathing.

Compressions: provide 30 compressions.

Airway : open the victim's airway.

Breathing : give 2 breaths.

Continue till help arrives.

4. Basic principles of first aid as they pertain to ambulatory health care system ;

Obtain qualified assistance as soon as possible.

Report all information obtained to proper authorities.

Avoid unnecessary movement of victim.

Protect the victim from cold or chilling, and overheating.

It is essential to maintain confidentiality and protect the victim's right to privacy while providing treatment.

Make every attempt to avoid further injury.

5. Safety sings :

prohibition and fire.

Mandatory.

Caution.

Safe condition.

safety symbols :

RED ; prohibition or danger alarm.

yellow/ amber : warning.

Blue : mandatory.

Green : emergency escape; first aid. No danger.