Multiple Choice
Recapping a syringe and transporting the needle and syringe to the laboratory ensures the preservation of the anaerobic nature of this type of specimen and
A) is the method of a. choice for transporting specimens for anaerobic culture.
B) is not acceptable for transporting specimens for anaerobic culture because of safety concerns involving needlestick injuries.
C) is rapidly replacing other methods of transporting specimens for anaerobic culture because of the effective preservation of the anaerobic nature of this type of specimen.
D) is the method of choice for transporting fluid and other aspirated specimens for anaerobic culture.
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Q6: Rectal swab<br>A)Acceptable<br>B)Not acceptable
Q7: Urine via catheter<br>A)Acceptable<br>B)Not acceptable
Q8: During specimen collection, an important thing to
Q10: The final fill of the anaerobe jar
Q11: Tissue biopsy taken from a puncture wound<br>A)Acceptable<br>B)Not
Q12: When activating a hydrogen and CO₂ generator
Q13: Urine via percutaneous aspiration<br>A)Acceptable<br>B)Not acceptable
Q14: Cervical swab<br>A)Acceptable<br>B)Not acceptable
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