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5. what is the most common indicattions for fecal occult blood testing are?
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- 1. Write the instructions that must be given to patients as regards the collection of stool specimen for occult blood test, including the dietary restrictions. 2. What is the most sensitive and specific method for the detection of occult blood? 3. Draw the microscopic structure found normally and abnormally in the feces.1. Based on the results, do you think the patient is consistent with what you would expect from a normal oral sample? Explain your reasoning.1. Write the instructions that must be given to patients as regards the collection of stool specimen for occult blood test, including the dietary restrictions.
- 5. A physician orders Vistaril 50 mg IM stat for a patient with pruritus (itching). The patient weighs 132 pounds. A. What is the recommended dosage range in mg for this patient? B. Is the dose safe as ordered? C. How many mL of Vistaril should be injected? D. What is the maximum recommended mg per day?1. Why is a 1:20 dilution of patient serum, rather than undiluted patient serum, used for the qualitative test? 2. What level of Rheumatoid Factor in serum is clinically significant? 3. Describe how the Rheumatoid Factor concentration is computed.1. What are precautions given to patients prior to having a bleeding time test. 2. Give the clinical significance of bleeding time.
- 1. What is the importance of preparing direct fecal smear for examination? What are the characteristics of a good fecal smear? 2. Why is it necessary to prepare both NSS and lodine direct fecal smear? 3. What are the precautions must be observed when preparing direct fecal smear?1. Why might a patient’s jewelry be hazardous in the OR? 2. What are the safety precautions to be considered with placement ofpatient return electrode?1. Explain the formation of precipitate in the test for purines. 2. Fill in the table
- ____________(5) Among the tests in the Physical Examination of Urine, odor, color and clarity is there or are there test/s that are no longer being performed in today's setting? Why or why not?1. What happens if sample for Potassium determination is refrigerated? What causes the variation? 2. What is the role/importance of Potassium in the body metabolism? 3. In doing the assay, why is hemolyzed sample not allowed?1. What are the safety precautions to be considered with placement ofpatient return electrode?
