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39問 • 5ヶ月前
  • Almira Coleen
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  • 1

    Effective test request forms, clear instruction (patient preparation, specimen handling), appropriate TAT (turn around time) testing, reference ranges, results reporting

    Quality Patient Care

  • 2

    Systematic action necessary to provide adequate confidence that lab services will satisfy the given medical needs for patient care

    Quality Assurance

  • 3

    To deliver quality services and products to customers

    Quality Assurance

  • 4

    Set of control and patient specimen assayed, evaluated and reported together

    Analytical Run

  • 5

    Most commonly used patient-based QC technique

    Delta Check

  • 6

    Current results are compared with past results

    Delta Check

  • 7

    Difference between 2 consecutive measurements of the same analyte on the same individual

    Delta Check

  • 8

    Measure systematic errors or inaccuracy caused by substances other than the analyte

    Interference experiments

  • 9

    Eg. Hemoglobin, lipids, bilirubin, anticoagulants, preservatives

    Interference experiments

  • 10

    “absurd value”

    Physiologic Limit

  • 11

    Detect sample contamination, dilution, inadequate sample and reagents volumes, method problems, incorrect recording and transmission of results

    Physiologic Limit

  • 12

    Dependent on sensitivity, specificity and prevalence of disease

    Predictive value

  • 13

    relationship between posttest and pretest probability of disease or no disease

    Baye's theorem

  • 14

    An example of a predictive value theorem

    Baye's theorem

  • 15

    Proportion of persons with (+) test who truly have the disease

    Positive PV

  • 16

    Proportion of persons with a (-) test who are truly without disease

    Negative PV

  • 17

    Obtained by observation of a particular type of quantity on a reference individual

    Reference Limit (Interval)

  • 18

    Range into which 95% of non-diseased individuals will fall

    Reference Limit (Interval)

  • 19

    Usual values for healthy population

    Reference Limit (Interval)

  • 20

    Established by manufacturers of reagents and experts

    Reference Limit (Interval)

  • 21

    Lab result that represent life-threatening situation

    Critical/Panic Value

  • 22

    Should be communicated immediately to the clinicians

    Critical/Panic Value

  • 23

    Quality assurance

    Systematic action necessary to provide adequate confidence that lab services will satisfy the given medical needs for patient care

  • 24

    Quality assurance

    To deliver quality services and products to customers

  • 25

    Quality Patient Care

    Effective test request forms, clear instruction (patient preparation, specimen handling), appropriate TAT (turn around time), testing, reference ranges, results reporting

  • 26

    Analytical Run

    Set of control and patient specimen assayed, evaluated and reported together

  • 27

    Delta Check

    Most commonly used patient-based QC technique, Current results are compared with past results, Difference between 2 consecutive measurements of the same analyte on the same individual

  • 28

    Interference experiments

    Measure systematic errors or inaccuracy caused by substances other than the analyte

  • 29

    Interference experiments

    Eg. Hemoglobin, lipids, bilirubin, anticoagulants, preservatives

  • 30

    Physiologic Limit

    “absurd value”

  • 31

    Physiologic Limit

    Detect sample contamination, dilution, inadequate sample and reagents volumes, method problems, incorrect recording and transmission of results

  • 32

    Predictive value

    Dependent on sensitivity, specificity and prevalence of disease

  • 33

    Predictive value

    Baye’s theorem – relationship between posttest and pretest probability of disease or no disease

  • 34

    Positive PV

    Proportion of persons with (+) test who truly have the disease

  • 35

    Negative PV

    Proportion of persons with a (-) test who are truly without disease

  • 36

    Reference Limit (Interval)

    Obtained by observation of a particular type of quantity on a reference individual

  • 37

    Reference Limit (Interval)

    Range into which 95% of non-diseased individuals will fall , Usual values for healthy population

  • 38

    Reference Limit (Interval)

    Established by manufacturers of reagents and experts

  • 39

    Critical/Panic Value

    Lab result that represent life-threatening situation, Should be communicated immediately to the clinicians

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Effective test request forms, clear instruction (patient preparation, specimen handling), appropriate TAT (turn around time) testing, reference ranges, results reporting

    Quality Patient Care

  • 2

    Systematic action necessary to provide adequate confidence that lab services will satisfy the given medical needs for patient care

    Quality Assurance

  • 3

    To deliver quality services and products to customers

    Quality Assurance

  • 4

    Set of control and patient specimen assayed, evaluated and reported together

    Analytical Run

  • 5

    Most commonly used patient-based QC technique

    Delta Check

  • 6

    Current results are compared with past results

    Delta Check

  • 7

    Difference between 2 consecutive measurements of the same analyte on the same individual

    Delta Check

  • 8

    Measure systematic errors or inaccuracy caused by substances other than the analyte

    Interference experiments

  • 9

    Eg. Hemoglobin, lipids, bilirubin, anticoagulants, preservatives

    Interference experiments

  • 10

    “absurd value”

    Physiologic Limit

  • 11

    Detect sample contamination, dilution, inadequate sample and reagents volumes, method problems, incorrect recording and transmission of results

    Physiologic Limit

  • 12

    Dependent on sensitivity, specificity and prevalence of disease

    Predictive value

  • 13

    relationship between posttest and pretest probability of disease or no disease

    Baye's theorem

  • 14

    An example of a predictive value theorem

    Baye's theorem

  • 15

    Proportion of persons with (+) test who truly have the disease

    Positive PV

  • 16

    Proportion of persons with a (-) test who are truly without disease

    Negative PV

  • 17

    Obtained by observation of a particular type of quantity on a reference individual

    Reference Limit (Interval)

  • 18

    Range into which 95% of non-diseased individuals will fall

    Reference Limit (Interval)

  • 19

    Usual values for healthy population

    Reference Limit (Interval)

  • 20

    Established by manufacturers of reagents and experts

    Reference Limit (Interval)

  • 21

    Lab result that represent life-threatening situation

    Critical/Panic Value

  • 22

    Should be communicated immediately to the clinicians

    Critical/Panic Value

  • 23

    Quality assurance

    Systematic action necessary to provide adequate confidence that lab services will satisfy the given medical needs for patient care

  • 24

    Quality assurance

    To deliver quality services and products to customers

  • 25

    Quality Patient Care

    Effective test request forms, clear instruction (patient preparation, specimen handling), appropriate TAT (turn around time), testing, reference ranges, results reporting

  • 26

    Analytical Run

    Set of control and patient specimen assayed, evaluated and reported together

  • 27

    Delta Check

    Most commonly used patient-based QC technique, Current results are compared with past results, Difference between 2 consecutive measurements of the same analyte on the same individual

  • 28

    Interference experiments

    Measure systematic errors or inaccuracy caused by substances other than the analyte

  • 29

    Interference experiments

    Eg. Hemoglobin, lipids, bilirubin, anticoagulants, preservatives

  • 30

    Physiologic Limit

    “absurd value”

  • 31

    Physiologic Limit

    Detect sample contamination, dilution, inadequate sample and reagents volumes, method problems, incorrect recording and transmission of results

  • 32

    Predictive value

    Dependent on sensitivity, specificity and prevalence of disease

  • 33

    Predictive value

    Baye’s theorem – relationship between posttest and pretest probability of disease or no disease

  • 34

    Positive PV

    Proportion of persons with (+) test who truly have the disease

  • 35

    Negative PV

    Proportion of persons with a (-) test who are truly without disease

  • 36

    Reference Limit (Interval)

    Obtained by observation of a particular type of quantity on a reference individual

  • 37

    Reference Limit (Interval)

    Range into which 95% of non-diseased individuals will fall , Usual values for healthy population

  • 38

    Reference Limit (Interval)

    Established by manufacturers of reagents and experts

  • 39

    Critical/Panic Value

    Lab result that represent life-threatening situation, Should be communicated immediately to the clinicians