CC (MJ) Flashcards by Miguel Acosta

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Health

a. Blue
b. Yellow
c. Red
d. White

A

a

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Flammability

a. Blue
b. Yellow
c. Red
d. Whit

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c

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Special/Specific Info

a. Blue
b. Yellow
c. Red
d. White

A

d

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Stability or reactivity

a. Blue
b. Yellow
c. Red
d. White

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b

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In magnitude of Hazard (Health)

Serious / Extreme Danger

a. 0
b. 1
c. 2
d. 3
e. 4

A

d

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In magnitude of Hazard (Health)

Extreme / Deadly

a. 0
b. 1
c. 2
d. 3
e. 4

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e

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In magnitude of Hazard (Health)

Slight

a. 0
b. 1
c. 2
d. 3
e. 4

A

b

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In magnitude of Hazard (Health)

Moderate

a. 0
b. 1
c. 2
d. 3
e. 4

A

c

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Waste segregation

Dry, non-infectious

a. Black
b. Green
c. Yellow
d. Red
e. Orange

A

a

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Waste segregation

Wet, infectious

a. Black
b. Green
c. Yellow
d. Red
e. Orange

A

c

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Waste segregation

Wet, non-infectious

a. Black
b. Green
c. Yellow
d. Red
e. Orange

A

b

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Waste segregation

Sharps

a. Black
b. Green
c. Yellow
d. Red
e. Orange

A

d

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Waste segregation

Radioactive waste

a. Black
b. Green
c. Yellow
d. Red
e. Orange

A

e

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Types of Fire

Flammable liquids

a. Class A
b. Class B
c. CLass C
d. Class D
e. Class E

A

b

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Types of Fire

Paper cloth wood

a. Class A
b. Class B
c. CLass C
d. Class D
e. Class E

A

a

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Types of Fire

Combustible metal

a. Class A
b. Class B
c. CLass C
d. Class D
e. Class E

A

d

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Types of Fire

Arsenal Fire

a. Class A
b. Class B
c. CLass C
d. Class D
e. Class E

A

e

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Types of Fire

Electrical Equipment

a. Class A
b. Class B
c. CLass C
d. Class D
e. Class E

A

c

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When Fire Discovered:

a. RACE
b. PASS
c. NALC
d. SOP

A

a

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When using fire extinguisher:

a. RACE
b. PASS
c. NALC
d. SOP

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b

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Meaning of “R” in RACE

a. Rescue
b. Reach
c. Retreat
d. Run

A

a

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Meaning of “A” in RACE

a. Accountability
b. Access
c. Alarm
d. Aim

A

c

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Meaning of “C” in RACE

a. Cover
b. Cave
c. Contain
d. Care

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c

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Meaning of “E” in RACE

a. Enter
b. Extinguish
c. Echo
d. Exit

A

b

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Meaning of "P" in PASS a. Pull b. Pinch c. Push d. Press

a Pull the pin

Meaning of "A" in PASS a. Arch b. Aim c. Arc d. Access

b

Meaning of "First S" in PASS a. Squash b. Swap c. Squeeze d. Sweep

c

Meaning of "Second S" in PASS a. Squash b. Swap c. Squeeze d. Sweep

d

The following can be extinguished by Halon Except: a. A matierials b. B materials c. C materials d. All can be extinguish

a

The following can be extinguished by Dry chemical Except: a. A matierials b. B materials c. C materials d. All can be extinguish

d

When skin contact with chemicals occurs, the first aid is to: a. Wash with bleach b. Patch with bandaid c. Wash with water for 10 minutes d. Wash with water for 15 minutes

d

HAzard associated with breakage in the centrifuge: a. Aerosol b. Physical c. Chemical d. Ergonomic

a

Chain of infections: S R PE M PE S

Source of infection Reservoir Portal of Exit MOT Portal of entry Susceptible host

Most effective way on preventing transmission a. Gloves b. Hand sanitizer c. PPE d. Handwashing

d

How many seconds to do handwashing? a. Happy birthday 2x b. 20 seconds c. 15 seconds d. A and b

d

Position of the hand when washing a. Palmar b. Upward c. Downward d. Sideward

c

Meaning of HEPA filter? a. High effectivity particulate air b. High efficiency particulate air c. High extensiveness particulate air d. High exterminate particulate air

b

Size of HEPA filter? a. 0.6 u b. 0.3 u c. 0.03 u d. 3 u

b

A state where it usually taken in the morning before the patient has eatern or before patient becomes physically active: a. Basal state b. Active State c. Resting state d. Nasal state

a

Number of fasting hours is part of: a. Patient analysis b. Patient requirment c. Patient Result d. Patient preparation

d

Puncture site is disinfect using: a. 40% isopropyl alcohol b. 70% isopropyl alcohol c. 70% Ethanol d. 40% isopropyl alcohol

b

Antiseptic used in ethanol testing? a. Betadine b. Ethanol c. Benzalkonium chloride d. 70% isopropyl alcohol

c

Analytes that requires chilling in the ice bath are the following except: 1. Bilirubin 2. Ammonia 3. Enzymes 4. Blood gas a. 1,2,3 b. 1,3 c. 2,3,4 d. 2,4

b

The following increased in AM except: 1. ACTH 2. Cortisol 3. Iron 4. Aldosterone a. 1,2,3,4 b. 1,2,3 c. 1,2 d. Only 2 e. All are AM

e

The following increased in PM except: 1. ACP 2. GH 3. Cortisol 4. PTH 5. TSG a. 2,4 b. 1,3 c. 1,2 d. Only 2 e. Only 3

e

Sources of error in ammonia includes the following: a. Smoking b. Detergent c. Alcohol d. A and B e. All of the above

d

Analytes affected by tobacco smoking which increase: a. Hb concentration b. Vitamin B12 c. Hct d. Eosinophils e. a and c f. b and d

e

Analytes affected by tobacco smoking which decreases: a. Hb concentration b. Vitamin B12 c. Eosinophils d. Hct e. a and c f. b and d

f This also includes immunoglobulins

Analytes increased in alcoholism except: 1. Aminotransferases 2. Lipoprotein 3. Bilirubin 4. Ketone bodies 5. Triglycerifes a. 1,2,3,4,5, b. 1,2,3 c. 2,5 d. 3,4 e. None of the above

e

Analytes increased in alcoholism except: 1. Glucose 2. Albumin 3. Transferrin 4. Ketone bodies 5. Triglycerifes a. 1,2,3,4,5, b. 1,2,3 c. 4,5 d. 3,4 e. None of the above

c

Affect of hemolysis or icteric sample in ALP determination? a. Increase b. Decreased c. No effect d. Normal

a

Analyte detects to assess completeness of 24 hour urine: a. Urea b. Creatinine c. BUN d. Cysteine C

b

Specimen for newborn screening? a. Venous blood b. Blood spot c. Capillary blood d. A and B e. A and c f. b and c

f

Preferred sample for electrolyte analysis: a. EDTA plasma b. Serum c. Citrate plasma d. Heparinized plasma

d

Preferred sample for ammonia analysis: a. EDTA plasma b. Serum c. Citrate plasma d. Heparinized plasma

a and d

Specimen for ACP determination includes: a. Plasma b. Serum c. Vaginal washing d. A and b e. B and c f. All of the above

e

Effect of NON anticoagulated tube for ACP a. Increased b. Decreased c. No Effect

c

Effect of Rectal swap for ACP a. Increased b. Decreased c. No Effect

a Due to stimulation

Effect of Intramascular joint for CK MM a. Increased b. Decreased c. No Effect

a

Effect of Breast examination for Prolactin a. Increased b. Decreased c. No Effect

a

Bilirubin level of icteric sample: a. 25 mg/dL b. 25 mg/L c. 20 mg/dL d. 2-3 mg/dL

b

Bilirubin level associated with jaundice a. 25 mg/dL b. 25 mg/L c. 20 mg/dL d. 2-3 mg/dL

d

Kernicterus is the accumulation of bilirubin that may exceed a. 25 mg/dL b. 25 mg/L c. 20 mg/dL d. 2-3 mg/dL

c

Bilirubin level of ___________ can cause interference in albumin, cholesterol, and in Total protein a. 25 mg/dL b. 25 mg/L c. 20 mg/dL d. 2-3 mg/dL

b

Fasting requirment for lipids? a. 12 hrs b. 8 hrs c. 10 hrs d. 14 hrs

a

Lipemia occus when TAG level exceeds: a. 200 mg/dL b. 400 mg/dL c. 600 mg/dL d. 800 mg/dL

b

Blood volume for average male? a. 5-7 b.4-6 c. 3-5 d. 7-9

a

Blood volume for average female? a. 5-7 b.4-6 c. 3-5 d. 7-9

b

Analytical testing performed outside of the laboratory is known as? a. External QC b. POCT c. Mass blood donation d. Satelite laboratory

b

Centrifuge for serum separator? a. Swinging bucket type of centrifuge b. Angle centrifuge c. Cytocentrifuge d. Ultracentrifuge

a

Disinfection of centrifuge? a. Weekly b. Monthly c. 3 months d. Yearly

a

Calibration of speed of centrifuge? a. Weekly b. Monthly c. 3 months d. Yearly

c

Pipet use with the highest precision and accuracy: a. Volumetric pipet b. Ostwald folin Pipet c. Blow out pipet d. Mohr Pipet

a

Pipets wihtout graduation lines at the tip a. Volumetric pipet b. Ostwald folin Pipet c. Blow out pipet d. Mohr Pipet

d

Piet with etched ring or continuous ring a. Volumetric pipet b. Ostwald folin Pipet c. Blow out pipet d. Mohr Pipet

c

Transfer pipet used for viscous solutions a. Volumetric pipet b. Ostwald folin Pipet c. Blow out pipet d. Mohr Pipet

b

Cleaning solution for glassware: a. Acid Dichromate b. Alkaline dichromate c. Hydrogen chromate d. Picric acid

a

Sterilization technique for glassware: a. Autoclave b. Incineration c. Chemical d. Dry Heat oven

d

The following are characteristics of positive displacement pipet except: a. Piston b. Hypodermic needle like c. Pipet tip or barrel d. Tip can be reuse through washing e. Suction using plunger

e

Example of Continuos flow analyzer: a. Paramax b. Autoanalyzer c. Technicon d. Vitros e. b and c f. a, b,c g. all of the above

e

Most popular type of analyzer that can perform random access batch and sequential analysis: a. Continous flow analyzer b. Reflectance photometry c. Discrete analyzer d. Centrifugal analyzer

c

Examples of discrete analyzer are all of the following except a. ACA b. VITROS c. ADVIA d. Dimensions e. Architect f. Coulter chemistry g. None of the above

g

Wavelength is inversely proportional to the amount of energy produce T or F

T

Visible light spectrum

400 -700nm

Spectrum of UV

<400nm (4nm-400nm)

Spectrum of infrared)

>700nm (700nm -0.3cm

Color with the highest energy wavelength a. Red b. Violet c. Green d. Blue

b

Color with the Lowest energy wavelength a. Red b. Violet c. Green d. Blue

a

Formula for absorbance? a. 2-log%T b. 2- T c. Log%-2(T) d. abc e. contains 2 answers

e

COncentration are plotted using_________ while Transmittance are pltted using?

Linear Semilog paper

Correct interference attributed from the sample: a. Sample blank b. Reagent blank c. Control d. Standard

a

Isolates the specific wavelength of interest: a. Colored glass filters b. Monochromator c. Interference filters d. All of the above

d

COnverts light to electrical energy: a. All of these b. Photomultiplier c. Barrier layer cell d. Photodiode

a

In fluorometer Excitation light = energy?, wavelength?

High, Short

In fluorometer Fluorescence light = energy?, wavelength?

Low, Long

Color emitted by Na?

Yellow

Color emmited by Potassium

Violet

Color emitted by lithium?

Red

Dilution of serum used in Na/K anaysis of FEP? a. 1:10 b. 1:100 c. 1:200 d. 1:300

b or c

Internal standards for Flame emmision photometry?

Lithium, Cesium Cesium is more preferred

Reference for Calcium and Mg?

Atomic Absortion spectrophotometer

Light source for AAT? a. Tungsten b. Hollow cathode lamp c. Diazonium d. Lead

b

Purpose of the flame in AAS?

Atomizer

After analyzing an analyte in AAS, the hollow cathode lamp must be ________ first before using it again

Change

Principle of Vitros, Koda Ektachem and Automated dipstick readers?

Reflectance spectrophotometer

Layers of Dry slide technology?

SSRIS Spreader Scavenger Reagent Indicator Support/Basal

All of the following are support media of electrophoresis except: a. Cllulose acetate b. Paper c. Agarose gel d. polyacrylamide gel e. Starch gel g. Agar

g

Electrophoresis: Positive pole

Anode

Electrophoresis: Negative pole

Cathode

Protein at alkaline pH will have what charge?

Negative

pH at which substance will have a net zero charge: a. Zone of equivalence b. Isoelectric point c. Equal ground d. Zero net

b

Principle used in O2 determination, glucose oxidase + peroxidase: a. Potentiometry b. Glass electrode c. Amperometry

c

Principle used in pCO2 and pH a. Potentiometry b. Glass electrode c. Amperometry

a

Principle used in pH determination a. Potentiometry b. Glass electrode c. Amperometry

b

Name of the electrode used in pO2 determination

Clark electrode

Name of the electrode used in pCO2 determination

Severinghaus

Electrode used in potassium determination? a. Valinomycin-coated b. Vancomycin-coated c. Clark d. Severinghaus

a

Parameter of QC for Ion Selective electrode?

Anion Gap

Indicator of precision

Standard Deviation

Relative indicator of precision

Coefficient of variation

Lower Coefficient variation indicates?

Good precision

Measures statistical difference between 2 means

T test

Measures statistical difference between 2 SDs or 2 Variances

F Test

Bull's eye in quality control indicates?

Good precision and Good accuracy

Controls are usually made from? a. Pool WB b. Pool plasma c. Pool serum d. Standard

c

An error present in all measure due to chance?

Random error

in Shewhart plot, what is the independent and dependent variable

X- independent Y-dependent Shewhart = LJ chart

Interface portions is the trnsmittal of test results from the data manager to the LIS T or F

T