Specimen Management

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問題一覧

refers to the destruction of all forms of life, including bacterial spores.

STERILIZATION

refers to a process that eliminates a defined scope of microorganisms, including some spores.

DISINFECTION

A substance applied to the skin for the purpose of eliminating or reducing the number of bacteria present

ANTISEPTIC

may contain excessive fatty acids which are inhibitory and toxic to some bacteria

COTTON TIPPED SWAB

Used for specimens from URT, external ear, eye, and genital tract

SWAB

not recommended for viral collection

WOODEN SHAFT

transport should not take more than 10 minutes

ANAEROBIC BACTERIA

transport within 15 minutes after collection

CSF

may be added to urine samples to maintain appropriate colony at room temp. for 24 hrs if specimen cannot be processed ASAP

BORIC ACID

to absorb fatty acids given off by the swab

Transport system with charcoal

contains selective agar and a carbon dioxide (CO2)-generating tablet

JEMBEC SYSTEM

preserves the sample for viral and bacterial isolation (Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma and Chlamydia)

VIRAL TRANSPORT MEDIA

Clary blair

should be placed in anaerobic transport tubes or vials containing PRAS (pre-reduced anaerobically sterilized) medium to maintain moist and prevent dryness

ANAEROBIC CULTURE

Used to prevent clotting of specimens

ANTICOAGULANTS

Sputa, viral samples, fomites such as catheters and unpreserved samples like urine and stool

REFRIGERATED TEMPERATURE

For delay processing of stool sample (more than two hours)  place the specimen in a ___ transport medium

CARY BLAIR

Recommended from CSF sample for gram staining, culture, and sensitivity tests

INCUBATOR TEMPERATURE

What is Degree Celsius of refrigerated temperature

4°C

What is Degree Celsius Incubator

35°C

What is Degree Celsius Ambient Room

22°C TO 25°C

What is Degree Celsius Freezer

-20°C OR -70°C

GIVE ME 3 EXAMPLE OF SPECIMEN REJECTION

MISLABELED SPECIMEN,IMPROPER TRANSPORT TEMPERATURE,IMPROPER TRANSPORT MEDIA

examination for the presence of blood, mucus, and rice-watery appearance

STOOL

indicators of an anaerobic infection

NECROTIC TISSUE SAMPLE

must be thinly spread on a slide

OPAQUE MATERIAL

crushed using two glass slides to assess their contents

GRANULES

a drop on the slide while avoiding to spread all over

THIN FLUIDS

Ideal for the detection of Mycobacteria, Nocardia and Rhodococcus.

ACID FAST STAINING

An anaerobic swab that is moistened with Stuart’s or Amies’ medium

SUPERFICIAL ABSCESS

Aspirate the specimen from the wall of the abscess or the advancing margin of the lesion

DEEP ABSCESS

obtain a sample from both eyes using two separate swabs

CONJUCTIVA

Using a spatula, scrape the discharge and inoculate directly onto/into medium.

CORNEAL SCRAPING

The specimen of choice for the recovery of Bordetella pertussis

NASOPHARYNGEAL SPECIMEN

The recommended specimen for the routine culture of group A streptococci.

THROAT SPECIMEN

Rinse the mouth with sterile water prior to sample collection

SPUTUM

Methods of collection of sputum

EXPECTORATION AND INDUCED

Mucus should be removed prior to sample collectionA lubricant should not be used on the specimen

CERVIX

Surgical biopsy or transcervicalaspirate

ENDOMETRIUM

Sample collection: a flexible swab should be inserted 2-4 cm into the ___ and rotated for two seconds

URETHRA

Exudates should be removed before specimen collection

VAGINA

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bacte

AUBF

AUBF

chemical chemistry

chemical chemistry

Phlebotomy

Phlebotomy

bacte

bacte

問題一覧

refers to the destruction of all forms of life, including bacterial spores.

STERILIZATION

refers to a process that eliminates a defined scope of microorganisms, including some spores.

DISINFECTION

A substance applied to the skin for the purpose of eliminating or reducing the number of bacteria present

ANTISEPTIC

may contain excessive fatty acids which are inhibitory and toxic to some bacteria

COTTON TIPPED SWAB

Used for specimens from URT, external ear, eye, and genital tract

SWAB

not recommended for viral collection

WOODEN SHAFT

transport should not take more than 10 minutes

ANAEROBIC BACTERIA

transport within 15 minutes after collection

CSF

may be added to urine samples to maintain appropriate colony at room temp. for 24 hrs if specimen cannot be processed ASAP

BORIC ACID

to absorb fatty acids given off by the swab

Transport system with charcoal

contains selective agar and a carbon dioxide (CO2)-generating tablet

JEMBEC SYSTEM

preserves the sample for viral and bacterial isolation (Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma and Chlamydia)

VIRAL TRANSPORT MEDIA

Clary blair

should be placed in anaerobic transport tubes or vials containing PRAS (pre-reduced anaerobically sterilized) medium to maintain moist and prevent dryness

ANAEROBIC CULTURE

Used to prevent clotting of specimens

ANTICOAGULANTS

Sputa, viral samples, fomites such as catheters and unpreserved samples like urine and stool

REFRIGERATED TEMPERATURE

For delay processing of stool sample (more than two hours)  place the specimen in a ___ transport medium

CARY BLAIR

Recommended from CSF sample for gram staining, culture, and sensitivity tests

INCUBATOR TEMPERATURE

What is Degree Celsius of refrigerated temperature

4°C

What is Degree Celsius Incubator

35°C

What is Degree Celsius Ambient Room

22°C TO 25°C

What is Degree Celsius Freezer

-20°C OR -70°C

GIVE ME 3 EXAMPLE OF SPECIMEN REJECTION

MISLABELED SPECIMEN,IMPROPER TRANSPORT TEMPERATURE,IMPROPER TRANSPORT MEDIA

examination for the presence of blood, mucus, and rice-watery appearance

STOOL

indicators of an anaerobic infection

NECROTIC TISSUE SAMPLE

must be thinly spread on a slide

OPAQUE MATERIAL

crushed using two glass slides to assess their contents

GRANULES

a drop on the slide while avoiding to spread all over

THIN FLUIDS

Ideal for the detection of Mycobacteria, Nocardia and Rhodococcus.

ACID FAST STAINING

An anaerobic swab that is moistened with Stuart’s or Amies’ medium

SUPERFICIAL ABSCESS

Aspirate the specimen from the wall of the abscess or the advancing margin of the lesion

DEEP ABSCESS

obtain a sample from both eyes using two separate swabs

CONJUCTIVA

Using a spatula, scrape the discharge and inoculate directly onto/into medium.

CORNEAL SCRAPING

The specimen of choice for the recovery of Bordetella pertussis

NASOPHARYNGEAL SPECIMEN

The recommended specimen for the routine culture of group A streptococci.

THROAT SPECIMEN

Rinse the mouth with sterile water prior to sample collection

SPUTUM

Methods of collection of sputum

EXPECTORATION AND INDUCED

Mucus should be removed prior to sample collectionA lubricant should not be used on the specimen

CERVIX

Surgical biopsy or transcervicalaspirate

ENDOMETRIUM

Sample collection: a flexible swab should be inserted 2-4 cm into the ___ and rotated for two seconds

URETHRA

Exudates should be removed before specimen collection

VAGINA