Direct Specimen Examination Reporting Quiz
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What should reports of direct examinations include?

  • Type of material submitted and detailed patient history
  • Type of material submitted and interpretative comments
  • Type of material submitted and unrelated medical history
  • Type of material submitted and significance of observed microbes (correct)

How does computer-managed reporting facilitate immediate reporting of results?

  • Physical delivery of reports to physician's offices
  • Sending reports via postal mail
  • Direct physician access through computer terminals in patient care areas (correct)
  • Indirect access through computer terminals in non-patient care areas

What should be included in the report of direct examinations?

  • Only elements useful in characterizing the specimen (correct)
  • Only interpretative comments
  • All patient history, including unrelated information
  • All possible details, regardless of relevance

When should interpretative comments be included in the report?

<p>When there is little doubt about the nature of the process or the offending infectious agent (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the report of direct examinations aim to provide to the physician?

<p>All information elements needed to understand the report (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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