Self Study Chapter 16 Multiple Choice

Which type of urine specimen is needed to detect an infection? a. random b. clean-catch c. routine d. 24-hour

b. clean-catch (pg. 504)

Ketosis is frequently detected with which of the following conditions? a. liver disease b. diabetes mellitus c. chemical poisoning d. infection

b. diabetes mellitus (pg. 502)

The FOBT is frequently requested on which type of specimen? a. CSF b. fecal matter c. throat culture d. seminal fluid

b. fecal matter (pg. 509)

Which of the following can be used in children and infants to diagnose whooping cough? a. CSF culture b. nasopharyngeal culture c. amniotic culture d. pericardial fluid culture

b. nasopharyngeal culture (pg. 511)

What is the specimen of choice for drug abuse testing? a. CSF b. urine c. synovial fluid d. gastric fluid

b. urine (pg. 501)

Which of the following types of specimens is most frequently collected for analysis? a. amniotic fluid b. urine c. CSF d. pericardial fluid

b. urine (pg. 501)

Fetal abnormalities are detected through analysis of which fluid? a. pleural b. peritoneal c. amniotic d. CSF

c. amniotic (pg. 510)

The O&P analysis is requested on which type of specimen? a. CSF b. amniotic fluid c. fecal matter d. synovial fluid

c. fecal matter (pg. 509)

Which of the following body fluids is obtained for the abdominal cavity? a. synovial fluid b. pericardial fluid c. peritoneal fluid d. CSF

c. peritoneal fluid (pg. 510)

Which of the following body fluids is extracted from joint cavities? a. pleural fluid b. peritoneal fluid c. synovial fluid d. pericardial fluid

c. synovial fluid (pg. 510)