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Which size category of clinical lab is capable of conducting routine urinalysis, stool exam, and hematology tests?
Which size category of clinical lab is capable of conducting routine urinalysis, stool exam, and hematology tests?
- 10sqm Primary category clinical labs (correct)
- National reference laboratories
- 60sqm Tertiary category clinical labs
- 20sqm Secondary category clinical labs
What is the main task of the clinical laboratory?
What is the main task of the clinical laboratory?
- To analyze and preserve specimens
- To develop new diagnostic technologies
- To conduct community outreach programs
- To provide accurate and reliable information to medical doctors (correct)
What percentage of medical decisions are based on laboratory test results?
What percentage of medical decisions are based on laboratory test results?
- 60%
- 70% (correct)
- 80%
- 40%
What is the main focus of clinical pathology?
What is the main focus of clinical pathology?
What factor can affect the activities in the clinical laboratory according to the text?
What factor can affect the activities in the clinical laboratory according to the text?
What distinguishes free-standing clinical laboratories according to institutional characteristics?
What distinguishes free-standing clinical laboratories according to institutional characteristics?
What is the process of encapsulation in waste management?
What is the process of encapsulation in waste management?
When is safe burial considered as a disposal method?
When is safe burial considered as a disposal method?
What is the primary purpose of a landfill?
What is the primary purpose of a landfill?
What is the process of inertization in waste management?
What is the process of inertization in waste management?
Which waste disposal method is especially suitable for used sharps and syringes?
Which waste disposal method is especially suitable for used sharps and syringes?
What process destroys all viable microbes, including viruses and endospores?
What process destroys all viable microbes, including viruses and endospores?
Which process involves the destruction of vegetative pathogens, but not endospores, and is typically used on inanimate objects?
Which process involves the destruction of vegetative pathogens, but not endospores, and is typically used on inanimate objects?
What technique involves mechanically removing microbes and is used for cleansing?
What technique involves mechanically removing microbes and is used for cleansing?
Which method of waste treatment uses heat in the absence of oxygen to convert waste to gas, liquid, or solid form?
Which method of waste treatment uses heat in the absence of oxygen to convert waste to gas, liquid, or solid form?
Which process involves steam sterilization at 121°C with a pressure of 15 psi for 15 to 30 minutes, typically using indicators like color-changing tapes or biological test ampules containing bacterial spores?
Which process involves steam sterilization at 121°C with a pressure of 15 psi for 15 to 30 minutes, typically using indicators like color-changing tapes or biological test ampules containing bacterial spores?
