Question 1

The patient has complained of blood in the stool.The doctor is likely to order which of the following tests?

Accepted Answer

A) Pap smear 
B) Amniocentesis 
C) Paracentesis 
D) Hemoccult slide test 
A) Pap smear 
B) Amniocentesis 
C) Paracentesis 
D) Hemoccult slide test

Question 2

The physician suspects that the patient has an inflammatory disease of the urinary system and prostate gland.The urine _____ test,specific for this condition,may be ordered to rule out this suspicion.

Accepted Answer

A) creatinine 
B) protein 
C) glucose 
D) osmolality 
A) creatinine 
B) protein 
C) glucose 
D) osmolality

Question 3

Antigen is abbreviated as:

Accepted Answer

A) A/G ratio. 
B) Ag. 
C) Ang. 
D) Ab. 
A) A/G ratio. 
B) Ag. 
C) Ang. 
D) Ab.

Question 4

A serum study performed to detect the presence of hepatitis B in the blood is:

Accepted Answer

A) HBSAg. 
B) HbA1C. 
C) venereal disease research laboratory (VDRL). 
D) Hep B Sag. 
A) HBSAg. 
B) HbA1C. 
C) venereal disease research laboratory (VDRL). 
D) Hep B Sag.

Question 5

The study of body changes caused by disease is called:

Accepted Answer

A) cytology. 
B) serology. 
C) changeology. 
D) pathology. 
A) cytology. 
B) serology. 
C) changeology. 
D) pathology.

Question 6

The blood test for the "good" cholesterol is:

Accepted Answer

A) LDH. 
B) GTT. 
C) high density lipoprotein (HDL). 
D) PSA. 
A) LDH. 
B) GTT. 
C) high density lipoprotein (HDL). 
D) PSA.

Question 7

The hospital employee most likely to collect stool for ova and parasites (O&P)x 3 is the:

Accepted Answer

A) doctor. 
B) respiratory therapist. 
C) laboratory technician. 
D) a member of the nursing staff. 
A) doctor. 
B) respiratory therapist. 
C) laboratory technician. 
D) a member of the nursing staff.

Question 8

Results of an activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT)test will assist the physician in monitoring the dosage of:

Accepted Answer

A) Coumadin. 
B) Hepalean (heparin). 
C) Cipro,Ciloxan (ciprofloxacin). 
D) Diflucan (fluconazole). 
A) Coumadin. 
B) Hepalean (heparin). 
C) Cipro,Ciloxan (ciprofloxacin). 
D) Diflucan (fluconazole).

Question 9

The symbol that represents potassium is:

Accepted Answer

A) K. 
B) Ca. 
C) Fe. 
D) P. 
A) K. 
B) Ca. 
C) Fe. 
D) P.

Question 10

PP refers to:

Accepted Answer

A) urinalysis (i.e. ,medical abbreviation for urination). 
B) post puncture (i.e. ,after lumbar puncture). 
C) postprandial (i.e. ,after eating a meal). 
D) plasma pac (i.e. ,blood banking method). 
A) urinalysis (i.e. ,medical abbreviation for urination). 
B) post puncture (i.e. ,after lumbar puncture). 
C) postprandial (i.e. ,after eating a meal). 
D) plasma pac (i.e. ,blood banking method).

Question 11

An example of a point-of-care (POC)testing order is:

Accepted Answer

A) paracentesis. 
B) guaiac all stools. 
C) cardiac enzymes. 
D) O&P. 
A) paracentesis. 
B) guaiac all stools. 
C) cardiac enzymes. 
D) O&P.

Question 12

The count of which immature RBCs will determine bone marrow activity and is often used in the diagnosis of anemia?

Accepted Answer

A) Retics 
B) Lupus erythematosus (L
E) cell prep 
C) Red blood cell distribution width (RDW) 
D) Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) 
A) Retics 
B) Lupus erythematosus (L
E) cell prep 
C) Red blood cell distribution width (RDW) 
D) Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)

The patient has complained of blood in the stool.The doctor is likely to order which of the following tests?

The physician suspects that the patient has an inflammatory disease of the urinary system and prostate gland.The urine _____ test,specific for this condition,may be ordered to rule out this suspicion.

Antigen is abbreviated as:

A serum study performed to detect the presence of hepatitis B in the blood is:

The study of body changes caused by disease is called:

The blood test for the "good" cholesterol is:

The hospital employee most likely to collect stool for ova and parasites (O&P)x 3 is the:

Results of an activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT)test will assist the physician in monitoring the dosage of:

The symbol that represents potassium is:

PP refers to:

An example of a point-of-care (POC)testing order is:

The count of which immature RBCs will determine bone marrow activity and is often used in the diagnosis of anemia?

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Exam 14: Laboratory Orders

The patient has complained of blood in the stool.The doctor is likely to order which of the following tests?

The physician suspects that the patient has an inflammatory disease of the urinary system and prostate gland.The urine _____ test,specific for this condition,may be ordered to rule out this suspicion.

Antigen is abbreviated as:

A serum study performed to detect the presence of hepatitis B in the blood is:

The study of body changes caused by disease is called:

The blood test for the "good" cholesterol is:

The hospital employee most likely to collect stool for ova and parasites (O&P)x 3 is the:

Results of an activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT)test will assist the physician in monitoring the dosage of:

The symbol that represents potassium is:

PP refers to:

An example of a point-of-care (POC)testing order is:

The count of which immature RBCs will determine bone marrow activity and is often used in the diagnosis of anemia?

Health Unit Coordinating

Overview of Health Care Today

The Nursing Department and Medical Staff

Communication Devices and Their Uses

Communication and Interpersonal Skills

Workplace Behavior

Management Techniques and Problem Solving Skills for Health Unit Coordinating

The Patients Chart or Electronic Medical Record

Health Unit Coordinator Role in Processing of Electronic, preprinted, and Handwritten Doctors Orders

Patient Activity, patient Positioning, and Nursing Observation Orders

Nursing Intervention or Treatment Orders

Nutritional Care Orders

Medication Orders

Diagnostic Imaging Orders

Other Diagnostic Studies

Treatment Orders

Miscellaneous Orders

Admission,preoperative,and Postoperative Procedures

Discharge, transfer, and Postmortem Procedures

Reports, infection Control, emergencies, and Special Services

Medical Terminology, basic Human Structure, and Disorders

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