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Chapter 45: Orientation to the Lab

Teacher: SREvans
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The set of magnifying lenses contained in the nose-piece of a compound microscope
This is a set of regulations designed to save lives, prevent injuries, and protect the health of workers in the United States.
This is a device that is used to spin a specimen at high speed until it separates into its component parts.
What is the abbreviation for the centers for disease control.
_______ test response are test results that indicates the substance of colonies grown on a culture plate
________ test results are the concentration of a test substance in a specimen
What is the abbreviation for the Food and Drug Administration
What is the abbreviation for Personal Protective Equipment.
Compound _________ uses two lenses to magnify the image created by condensed light focused through the object being examined.
What is the abbrevation for the environmental protection agency
Is a chemical or chemically treated substance used in test procedures and formulated to react in specific ways when exposed under specific conditions.
Is a specimen for which test values are already known; used to calibrate test equipment.
Certification of _______ tests are laboratory tests that pose an insignificant risk to the patient if they are performed or interpreted incorrectly. These are approved by the FDA for use by patients at home.
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________ control program is a component of a quality assurance program that focuses on ensuring accuracy in laboratory test results through careful monitoring of test procedures.
______ immersion objective is a microscope objective that is designed to be lowered into a drop of immersion oil placed directly above the prepared specimen under examination, eliminating the air space between the microscope slide and the objectives and producing a much, sharper, brighter image.
_______'88 is a law enacted by congress in 1988 that placed all laboratory facilities that conduct tests for diagnosing, preventing, or treating human disease or for assessing human health under federal regulations administered by the HCFA and the CDC.
________ microscope is a microscope that uses light, concentrated through a condenser and focused through the object being examined, to project an image.
What is the abbreviation for the Health Care Financing Administration
________ testing program is a required set of tests for clinical laboratories; the tests measure the accuracy of the laboratory's test results and adherence to standard operating procedures.
_______ sample is a specimen that has a known value; used as a comparison for test results on a patient sample.
_________ laboratory is a laboratory owned and operated by an organization outside the physician's practice
This is any irrelevant object or mark observed when examining specimens or graphic records that is not related to the object being examined.
This is an instrument that measures light intensity.
A congressional agency designed to handle Medicare and Medicaid insurance claims. It is formerly known as the Health Care Financing Administration.
This is an eyepiece of a microscope
This is a laboratory contained in a physician's office; processing tests in the Phyisicians Office Laboratory produces quick turnaround and eliminated the need for patients to travel to other test locations
________ assurance program is a required program for clinical laboratories designed to monitor the quality of patient care, including quality control, instrument and equipment maintenance, proficiency testing, training and continuing education, and standard operating procedures documentation.