Pol testing - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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CMA AAMA Exam- Collection and Processing Specimens- Microscopy/Lab Basics Questions with Verified Solutions Why was CLIA passed by Congress in 1988? Improve the quality of lab testing What is true of labs that are not CLIA compliant? They cannot receive Medicare or Medicaid Reimbursement The CLIA amendments established what in the laboratory? Quality Assurance What are the quality assurance requirements? Written procedures, employee policies, documented maintenance of machines, d...

When performing phlebotomy the CCMA should instruct the patient to? make a fist It is within the CCMA'S scope of practice in the laboratory to? POL testing The surgical fixation of a segment of intestine to the abdominal wall is referred to as? Enteropexy POC testing requires a quality control to? Ensure accuracy of results the normal speed of an EKG machine is? 25mm/sec A CLIA waived test includes which of the following? Urine HCG A method of screening patients for defects in distinguis...

o Body fluids o Tissues o Cells correct answers They are involved in examination and analysis o Bacteria o Parasites o Microorganisms in the body correct answers They usually look for the presence of Ruth I. Heinemann correct answers "MT is the application of principles of natural, physical and biological sciences to the performance of laboratory procedures which aid in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases." ANNA P. FOGELSON correct answers Branch of medicine concerned with the...

make a fist - When performing phlebotomy the CCMA should instruct the patient to? POL testing - It is within the CCMA'S scope of practice in the laboratory to? Enteropexy - The surgical fixation of a segment of intestine to the abdominal wall is referred to as? Ensure accuracy of results - POC testing requires a quality control to? 25mm/sec - the normal speed of an EKG machine is? Urine HCG - A CLIA waived test includes which of the following?

When performing phlebotomy the CCMA should instruct the patient to? make a fist It is within the CCMA'S scope of practice in the laboratory to? POL testing The surgical fixation of a segment of intestine to the abdominal wall is referred to as? Enteropexy POC testing requires a quality control to? Ensure accuracy of results the normal speed of an EKG machine is? 25mm/sec A CLIA waived test includes which of the following? Urine HCG A method of screening patients for defects i...

(NHA) Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) Correctly Answered make a fist - ️️ When performing phlebotomy the CCMA should instruct the patient to? POL testing - ️️ It is within the CCMA'S scope of practice in the laboratory to? Enteropexy - ️️ The surgical fixation of a segment of intestine to the abdominal wall is referred to as? Ensure accuracy of results - ️️ POC testing requires a quality control to? 25mm/sec - ️️ the normal speed of an EKG machine is? Uri...

CLIA Questions and Answers Rated A+ What was the aim of CLIA? CLIA aimed to standardize laboratory testing procedures and protocols. Can an MA conduct waived testing on a POL patient? Yes, an MA is authorized to perform any waived testing. What are the three tiers of lab testing defined by CLIA? They include waived tests, moderate complexity tests, and high-complexity tests. What are the two primary steps in handling a critical value? Notify the physician about critical r...

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