AnswersIntroduction to Health Science - EL3601 BSpecimen Preparation and Handling

Specimen Preparation and Handling — Unit test Answers

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23

Javier is a new nurse who is testing a blood glucose monitor to make sure that it is giving accurate results. What would be best for Javier to do when he is done?

A
use the machine on a patient
B
put the machine back where he found it
C
fill out a quality-control log
D
have the results reviewed by a doctor
24

Carson accidentally leaves a patient record open on his computer when he goes home. Several people in the office read his screen, including the janitor, a medical supplier, and other patients. Has Carson committed a HIPAA violation?

A
Yes because he failed to protect a patient’s records.
B
No because he did not leave the patient’s record open on purpose.
C
Yes because he purposefully disclosed a patient’s records.
D
No because only people inside the office viewed the patient’s record.
25

A burglar breaks into a store through a window and sets off the alarm. A raccoon injures his foot on the glass and leaves some blood on the sidewalk. When the police get there, they collect the sample and decide to analyze the blood to see if it comes from the burglar. During the test, rabbit antibodies are mixed with the blood. What is most likely to be the outcome of this test?

A
The blood will clot, and the police will have evidence against the burglar.
B
The blood will clot, and the police will determine it is human.
C
The blood will not clot, and the police will have evidence against the burglar.
D
The blood will not clot, and the police will determine it is not human.
26

Javier is a new nurse who is testing a blood glucose monitor to make sure that it is giving accurate results. What would be best for Javier to do when he is done?

A
use the machine on a patient
B
put the machine back where he found it
C
fill out a quality-control log
D
have the results reviewed by a doctor
27

Urine, blood, or tissue samples that are going to be analyzed are called

A
specimens.
B
diagnostic samples.
C
biological evidence.
D
biotechnology.
28

Which is the most likely reason for storing patient information in a database?

A
The information is integrated so that anyone, including health-care professionals and insurance companies, can freely access the information.
B
The information is centralized and shared, which reduces errors, increases efficiency, and increases data integrity.
C
The information is more secure because it is more difficult to breach the higher security provided through a database.
D
The information is stored in a computer rather than in a paper file so it reduces the amount of paper that must be stored.
30

Nichole has a heart arrhythmia, which means that her heart does not beat to the correct rhythm. She has a pacemaker, a machine that connects to the heart and helps it beat at a regular rhythm and pace. What kind of medical equipment is Nichole using?

A
therapeutic
B
monitoring
C
diagnostic
D
life support

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