CH 2 Flashcards

(55 cards)

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The ultimate goal of a quality assurance program is to

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ensure the validity of laboratory results

obtained.

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Which of the following is a preanalytical component

of a quality assurance program?

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turn around time

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Which of the following is a postanalytical component of a quality assurance program?

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critical values

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4
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Analytical components of a quality assurance

program are procedures and policies that affect the

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technical testing of the specimen

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The purpose of quality control materials is to

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assess the accuracy and precision of a method.

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6
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Why are written procedure manuals necessary?

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To ensure that all individuals perform the same task consistently

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7
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Which of the following sources should include a protocol for the way to proceed when quality control
results exceed acceptable tolerance limits?

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procedure manual

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8
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Technical competence is displayed when a laboratory practitioner

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recognizes discrepant test results.

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9
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Quality control materials should have

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a matrix similar to patient samples.

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10
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Within one facility, what is the purpose of perform- ing duplicate testing of a specimen by two different laboratories (i.e., in-house duplicates)?

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It can detect procedural and technical differences

between laboratories.

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Interlaboratory comparison testing as with proficiency surveys provides a means to

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evaluate the performance of a laboratory compared with that of other laboratories.

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12
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mode of transmission? smoking in the lab

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ingestion

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13
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Which of the following is not part of a Chemical Hygiene Plan?

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To monitor the handling of biological hazards

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14
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Which of the following information is not found on a material safety data sheet?

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catalog number

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15
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fluid that carries transported molecules and cells

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blood

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16
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a pump to move the fluids

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heart

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17
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vessels to carry fluid between the pump and body tissues

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blood vessels

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18
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cells that are separated by a matrix

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connective tissue

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19
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what is blood’s matrix

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plasma

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20
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the % of blood volume occupies by cells

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hematocrit

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21
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an aqueous medium for transport of inorganic ions, gases, and organic solutes

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plasma

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22
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what is plasma mostly made up of

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90% water

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23
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what are the most common plasma proteins

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albumin 55%

fibrinogen 4%

24
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where does hemoglobin release o2

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true or false: blood does not have nuclei or organelles
true
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function of the spleen
removes old RBCs | stores healthy RBC
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what generates new RBCs
hemopoietic tissues
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what controls erythropoiesis
kidneys
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what stimulates erythropoiesis
erythropoietin
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process of erythropoietin secretion
kidneys detect reduced o2 erythropoietin goes into the blood erythropoietin stimulates erythropoiesis in bone marrow more RBCs are released in blood
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what kind of cell are platelets
cell fragments
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where do platelets come from
shed from megakaryocytes in bone marrow
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what parts of the heart are involved in pulmonary circulation
right atrium | right ventricle
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what parts of the heart are involved in systemic circulation
left ventricle | left atrium
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blood circulation
all blood from superior and inferior vena cava -> right atrium -> tricuspid valve -> right ventricle -> pulmonary valve -> pulmonary trunk -> pulmonary artery -> lungs -> left atrium -> bicuspid valve -> left ventricle -> aorta
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where does the right side of the heart send blood
lungs
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where does the left side of the heart send blood
all over body
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what carries blood away from the heart
arteries
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why does blood move fast in the arteries
large radii = little resistance
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true or false: arteries are not elastic
false
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arterosclerosis
heartening of the arteries
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describe the vessels of a person with high blood pressure
constricted
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what allows arteries to expand
elastin fibers
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when does systolic blood pressure occur
ventricals contract
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which number is systolic blood pressure on a reading
top
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which number is diastolic blood pressure on a reading
bottom
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when does diastolic blood pressure occur
ventricles relax
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what is the main driving force of blood flow
mean arterial pressure
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formula of mean arterial pressure
= diastolic pressure+ (1/3(systolic pressure - diastolic pressure))
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what controls vessels contracting and relaxing
autonomic nervous system
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condition where fluid stay in interstitial space
edema
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hydrostatic pressure
pushes nutrients out
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what happens to blood pressure during hydrostatic pressure
increases
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what size molecules does hydrostatic pressure deal with
small
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what size molecules does oncotic pressure deal with
large