The Quality Assurance Circle
The Quality Assurance Cycle Pre-Analytic Analytic Post-analytic Point of Care Testing
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Question 1
Multiple choiceWhich phase addresses issues such as specimen collection and handling?
Explanation
The 'Pre-Analytic' phase addresses specimen collection and handling.
Question 2
Multiple choiceWhat is the primary concern during the Analytic phase of testing?
Explanation
The primary concern during the Analytic phase is the accuracy of test results.
Question 3
Multiple choiceWhich phase of the Quality Assurance Cycle might include reviewing reports and follow-ups?
Explanation
The 'Post-analytic' phase includes reviewing reports and conducting follow-ups on test results.
Question 4
Multiple choiceWhat is the purpose of Point of Care Testing?
Explanation
The purpose of Point of Care Testing is to provide immediate test results at the site of patient care.
Question 5
Multiple choiceWhich of the following best describes the Post-analytic phase?
Explanation
The Post-analytic phase is concerned with reporting and interpreting test results.
Question 6
Multiple choiceDuring which phase are laboratory procedures graded for compliance and performance?
Explanation
During the Analytic phase, laboratory procedures are graded for compliance and performance.
Question 7
Multiple choiceWhat is a key factor in the Pre-Analytic phase?
Explanation
Maintaining sample integrity is a key factor in the Pre-Analytic phase.
Question 8
Multiple choiceWhich of the following tasks is associated with Point of Care Testing?
Explanation
Point of Care Testing involves performing tests at or near the site of patient care.
Question 9
Multiple choiceWhat is the main goal of the Quality Assurance Cycle?
Explanation
The main goal of the Quality Assurance Cycle is to ensure continuous quality control in medical testing.
Question 10
Multiple choiceIn which phase is correct patient identification critical?
Explanation
Correct patient identification is critical in the Pre-Analytic phase to ensure accurate testing.
Question 11
Multiple choiceWhat does the Analytic phase primarily ensure?
Explanation
The Analytic phase primarily ensures the quality and accuracy of test results.
Question 12
Multiple choiceWhich term is used for testing conducted directly at the site of patient care?
Explanation
The term 'Point of Care Testing' refers to testing conducted directly at the site of patient care.
Question 13
Multiple choiceWhat is an example of a task performed in the Post-analytic phase?
Explanation
Reporting test results to a physician is a task performed in the Post-analytic phase.
Question 14
Multiple choiceWhich phase involves validation of test results before interpretation?
Explanation
The Analytic phase involves the validation of test results before interpretation.
Question 15
Multiple choiceWhich phase of the Quality Assurance Cycle does Point of Care Testing primarily focus on?
Explanation
Point of Care Testing primarily focuses on the Analytic phase of the Quality Assurance Cycle, where tests are performed and results are analyzed at or near the site of patient care.
Question 16
Multiple choiceWhich of the following phases is NOT a part of the Quality Assurance Cycle?
Explanation
Quality Assurance Review is not explicitly mentioned as part of the Quality Assurance Cycle, which consists of Pre-Analytic, Analytic, and Post-analytic phases.
Question 17
Multiple choiceWhat is the first phase of the Quality Assurance Cycle?
Explanation
The first phase of the Quality Assurance Cycle is 'Pre-Analytic', which involves processes before the testing occurs.
Question 18
Multiple choiceIn the Quality Assurance Cycle, which phase is focused on the actual testing of samples?
Explanation
The 'Analytic' phase of the Quality Assurance Cycle is focused on the actual testing of samples.
Question 19
Multiple choiceWhat does the Post-analytic phase of the Quality Assurance Cycle involve?
Explanation
The Post-analytic phase involves interpreting and reporting the results after testing is completed.
Question 20
Multiple choiceWhich of the following is NOT a phase in the Quality Assurance Cycle?
Explanation
'Point of Care Testing' is not a phase of the Quality Assurance Cycle; it is a type of testing performed outside the traditional laboratory setting.