Question 1

For an O&P test, you should obtain both a fresh and a(n) ________ stool specimen for examination.

Accepted Answer

The answer of For an O&P test, you should obtain...

Question 2

Naturally produced solids of definite form that are commonly seen in urine specimens and usually do not indicate a significant disorder are ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Naturally produced solids of definite form that...

Question 3

Which of the following conditions is suspected when a reagent urine strip for human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) shows positive?

Accepted Answer

A)  Diabetes mellitus 
B)  Pregnancy 
C)  Polycystic kidney disease 
D)  Sickle cell anemia 
E)  Chronic renal disease 
A)  Diabetes mellitus 
B)  Pregnancy 
C)  Polycystic kidney disease 
D)  Sickle cell anemia 
E)  Chronic renal disease

Question 4

Cylinder-shaped elements with flat or rounded ends that are formed when protein from the breakdown of cells accumulates and precipitates in the kidney tubules and are washed into the urine are called ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Cylinder-shaped elements with flat or rounded ends...

Question 5

Which type of catheter is used for drainage through a wound that leads to the bladder?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cystostomy 
B)  Straight 
C)  Indwelling 
D)  Retention 
E)  Splinting 
A)  Cystostomy 
B)  Straight 
C)  Indwelling 
D)  Retention 
E)  Splinting

Question 6

The best urine specimen to test for nitrates is a ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  random specimen 
B)  first morning specimen 
C)  24-hour urine specimen 
D)  timed specimen 
E)  clean-catch midstream specimen 
A)  random specimen 
B)  first morning specimen 
C)  24-hour urine specimen 
D)  timed specimen 
E)  clean-catch midstream specimen

Question 7

The correct procedure for testing for ketones using a reagent strip includes ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  using a strip you found sitting out on the counter 
B)  using a strip from a bottle that was opened 7 months ago 
C)  testing urine immediately or covering and refrigerating it until you can test it 
D)  testing a urine sample immediately after removing it from the refrigerator 
E)  running a control sample once a year to check for proper operation 
A)  using a strip you found sitting out on the counter 
B)  using a strip from a bottle that was opened 7 months ago 
C)  testing urine immediately or covering and refrigerating it until you can test it 
D)  testing a urine sample immediately after removing it from the refrigerator 
E)  running a control sample once a year to check for proper operation

Question 8

The ________ urine specimen is the most common type of sample and may be obtained at any time of the day.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ________ urine specimen is the most...

Question 9

Which urine specimen is used to complete a quantitative and qualitative analysis of one or more substances such as sodium, chloride, or calcium?

Accepted Answer

A)  24-hour specimen 
B)  Random urine specimen 
C)  Clean-catch midstream urine specimen 
D)  First morning urine specimen 
E)  Timed urine specimen 
A)  24-hour specimen 
B)  Random urine specimen 
C)  Clean-catch midstream urine specimen 
D)  First morning urine specimen 
E)  Timed urine specimen

Question 10

The crystals found in urine and pictured here are ________ crystals.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The crystals found in urine and pictured...

Question 11

What amount of residual urine is considered abnormal?

Accepted Answer

A)  10 mL 
B)  25 mL 
C)  40 mL 
D)  50 mL 
E)  70 mL 
A)  10 mL 
B)  25 mL 
C)  40 mL 
D)  50 mL 
E)  70 mL

Exam 48: Processing and Testing Urine and Stool Specimens

For an O&P test, you should obtain both a fresh and a(n) ________ stool specimen for examination.

Naturally produced solids of definite form that are commonly seen in urine specimens and usually do not indicate a significant disorder are ________.

Which of the following conditions is suspected when a reagent urine strip for human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) shows positive?

Cylinder-shaped elements with flat or rounded ends that are formed when protein from the breakdown of cells accumulates and precipitates in the kidney tubules and are washed into the urine are called ________.

Which type of catheter is used for drainage through a wound that leads to the bladder?

The best urine specimen to test for nitrates is a ____.

The correct procedure for testing for ketones using a reagent strip includes ____.

The ________ urine specimen is the most common type of sample and may be obtained at any time of the day.

Which urine specimen is used to complete a quantitative and qualitative analysis of one or more substances such as sodium, chloride, or calcium?

The crystals found in urine and pictured here are ________ crystals.

What amount of residual urine is considered abnormal?

Introduction to Medical Assisting

Healthcare and the Healthcare Team

Professionalism and Success

Interpersonal Communication

Legal and Ethical Issues

Basic Safety and Infection Control

Patient Reception

Office Equipment and Supplies

Examination and Treatment Areas

Written and Electronic Documents

Medical Records and Documentation

Electronic Health Records

Telephone Techniques

Patient Education

Managing Medical Records

Schedule Management

Insurance and Billing

Diagnostic Coding

Procedure Coding

Patient Billing and Collection

Financial Management Key

Organization of the Body

The Integumentary System

The Skeletal System

The Muscular System

The Cardiovascular System

The Blood

The Lymphatic and Immune Systems

The Respiratory System

The Nervous System

The Urinary System

The Reproductive System

The Digestive System

The Endocrine System

Special Senses

Patient Interview and History

Vital Signs and Measurements

Assisting With a General Physical Examination

Assisting in Reproductive and Urinary Specialties

Assisting in Pediatrics

Assisting in Geriatrics

Assisting in Other Medical Specialties

Assisting With Eye and Ear Care

Assisting With Minor Surgery

Orientation to the Lab

Electrocardiography and Pulmonary Function Testing

Microbiology and Disease

Collecting, Processing, and Testing Blood Specimens

Diagnostic Imaging

Principles of Pharmacology

Dosage Calculation

Medication Administration

Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation

Nutrition and Health

Practice Management

Emergency Preparedness

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