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5: PREGNANCY TEST PROCEDURE Chapter 11: Special Collections and Point-of-Care Testing SKILLS DRILL Instructions: Man 221 ch the rationale with the corresponding step in the procedure. Rationale Procedure Step Identify the patient according to facility policy. Label the specimen cup with the patient's label. Obtain the patient's urine specimen. Remove the test device from the protective pouch and place it on a flat surface. Using the disposable dropper provided, add 3 drops of sample to the cassette well. Set a timer for the time the kit's manufac- turer states a negative test must be read. Read the cassette window's results when the timer goes off. A. To avoid errors, label the specimen even if it is the only one being tested at that time. B. For correct results, the urine must flow evenly onto the testing surface of the device. C. The reaction time must be carefully timed and not read after 10 minutes. D. The size of the drops must be exactly as specified and consistent for results to be accurate, E. Correct ID is vital to patient safety and meaningful test results. F. If the patient will be collecting a urine specimen at your testing site, explain how to do so. G. A positive result can be read as soon as lines at both the T and C areas of the test cassette window appear.

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