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282 Unit M Special Procedures Chapter Review Questions 12. This type of sample can show evidence of lone term drag use a. Breath b. Feces 1 When accepeing a specimen for transport to the lab from a nursing unit it is important to venity a. INting code information b Name of nurse requesting transport c Paciene identification iniormation d. Physician requesting the test c. Hair d. Saliva 13. Which of the following urine specimens will nor mally have the highest specific gravity a. First morning b. Midstream c. Random d. 24-hour 2. Which of the following can be detected by chemi- cal analysis of a urine specimen? a Clarity C Clucose d. All of the above 14. A urine sensitivity test a. Detects inflammatory disorders b. Exposes antibiotic susceptibility c. Identifies a microorganism d. Screens for illegal drug use b Crystals 3. Sputum specimens are used to detect a Cystic fibrosis b Pregnancy c Recent drug use d. Tuberculosis 15. Bone marrow samples are typically evaluated in a. Chemistry and microbiology b. Coagulation and blood bank c. Hematology and histology d. Serology and immunology This test is used to detect Helicobacter pylort 4 a. AFB c. Guaiac d. NP culture b. C-UBT 5. Synovial luid is aspirated from the a. Heart c. Joints 16. Problems in fetal development can be detected by studies on this fluid b. Langs d. Stomach 6. Pilocarpine is used in this test procedure a. Bone marrow biopsy b Gastric analysis a. Amniotic b. Gastric c. Spinal d. Synovial c. CSF collection d. Sweat chloride 17. A less invasive way than venipuncture to collect a specimen for DNA analysis is by 7. Urine cytology studies can be performed to detect a. Alpha-fetoprotein b. Cytomegalovirus a. buccal swab b. NP swab c. Infertility d. Meningitis C. sweat swab d. throat swab 18. Which of the following tests is used to monitor insulin therapy? 8. The specimen for this test requires stat handling and is typically collected by a physician in three or four sterile tubes a. 2-hour PP b. C-urea c. FOBT a. CSF analysis b. Gastric analysis c. Nasopharyngeal culture d. Suprapubic urine specimen d. Sputum 19. When screening a patient's urine for drugs, which drug result is not quantitatively reliable a. Alcohol b. Amphetamines c. Cannabinoids 9. This test requires a 24-hour urine specimen. a. Creatinine clearance b. Glucose tolerance d. Methadone c. HCG detection d. Urine cytology 20. When collecting spinal fluid for testing, why is the puncture performed in the lower lumbar region of the spinal column: a. the area is easier to access b. there is more fluid there c. to avoid spinal cord injury d. to insure blood-free fluid 10. Which of the following would most likely lead to recollection of a drug screening specimen? a. pH is too low b. pH is too high c. SG is too low d. All of the above 11. A urine pregnancy test detects the presence of c. HCG d. UTI a. AFP b. DNA

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Answer: (C) Patient identification information.

( While transportation of the specimen, it is necessary that the patient identification information should be clearly mentioned on the specimen. This is because it may cause error and identifying the result belongs to the patient may exchange.)

Answer: (D) All of the above.

( Diabetes, crystalline as well as presence of any kind of pus cells can be identified by the chemical analysis of the urine.  

Answer: (D) Tuberculosis

( Tuberculosis is a lung diases caused by gram negative bacteria and can be detected by sputum test.  

Answer:(B) C- UBT

( This test detect the infection in the stomach that is caused by H. Pylori bacteria. )