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Completar frases MICR Lecture 1 fill in the blanksVersión en línea No time limit on Qs por Lucy R 1 patients registered doctors MLA/Ts nurse practical MLTs Microbiology testing can be requested by & 2 MLTs nurses physicians MLA/Ts porters are the ones that make sure a collected sample is appropriate for micro testin g 3 morning phase after lunch night chronic time linear acute latent Samples for microbiology should be collected during of illnes s 4 saves time limits inhibits contaminatio growth glycolysis Samples for microbiology should be collected in a way that 5 drug ultrasound administratio urine groceries collection assessment Samples for microbiology should be collected prior to 6 GI cells saliva flora urethral skin poop Midstream urine is the preferred urine sample because can be contaminant s 7 math antimicrobial descriptions identification fitness pictures The MLT report to the clinician contains gram stain , organism , & testin g 8 sloppy timely helpfu drunk confused sleepy accurate Jeremy posted 3 key qualities that MLTs & our reports should be a few times , so this likely means they are important to remember ( for tests ? ) . They are : , , & 9 location collection preparatio type processing Pre - analytical work includes sample , receiving , & 10 susceptibilit direct quick O&P sensitivity indirect Analytical work includes tests & culture & 11 reportin napping arguing Post - analytical work includes 12 identification antimicrobial type emotional location amount sensitivity Culture & susceptibility testing includes : gram stain , culture & , of organism present , & susceptibilit y 13 sending location taste pressuring data preparing identification Receiving samples for pre - analytical work includes : verifying specimen suitability , verifying , receiving samples into lab system , & samples for testin g 14 indirect C&S direct A test is done using the patient's sample , with no culturing or isolating organisms prio r 15 mouth wound chemical antigen antibody mono Examples of direct tests include : swab for thrush , & serolog y 16 urine carbon wound cotton Examples of C&S tests include : swab , , & throat swa b 17 positive negative cracker Even 1 colony of growth of a gram - cocci can be considered clinically significan t 18 smelly easy difficult short long Anaerobic infections are generally to treat & take a time to grow in lab , so we will go over the theory but not lab work with them in this course since it's not super critical to learn as much about them : ( 19 interim intelligent quick initial no MLTs can do reports as a pt . 's sample is being tested , where new information is reported out as we discover more about the pathoge n 20 disease insignificant normal a ruckus A good micro report includes relevant information , such as pathogens that are likely causing , rather than flor a 21 IPAC MLPAO St.Lawrence mom OHIP If a specimen's antimicrobial susceptibility test shows an MRSA , it gets reported to & potentially other organizations in order to limit spread of diseas e 22 administration media resistanc handling pathogenic containers 3 skills we need as MLTs were mentioned - - they are : Knowledge of specimen requirements & Knowledge of normal & bacteria ( both in direct & culture samples ) Antibiotic stewardship in order to limit antibiotic

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MICR Lecture 1 fill in the blanksVersión en línea

No time limit on Qs

patients registered doctors MLA/Ts nurse practical MLTs

Microbiology testing can be requested by &

MLTs nurses physicians MLA/Ts porters

are the ones that make sure a collected sample is appropriate for micro testin g

morning phase after lunch night chronic time linear acute latent

Samples for microbiology should be collected during of illnes s

saves time limits inhibits contaminatio growth glycolysis

Samples for microbiology should be collected in a way that

drug ultrasound administratio urine groceries collection assessment

Samples for microbiology should be collected prior to

GI cells saliva flora urethral skin poop

Midstream urine is the preferred urine sample because can be contaminant s

math antimicrobial descriptions identification fitness pictures

The MLT report to the clinician contains gram stain , organism , & testin g

sloppy timely helpfu drunk confused sleepy accurate

Jeremy posted 3 key qualities that MLTs & our reports should be a few times , so this likely means they are important to remember ( for tests ? ) . They are : , , &

location collection preparatio type processing

Pre - analytical work includes sample , receiving , &

susceptibilit direct quick O&P sensitivity indirect

Analytical work includes tests & culture &

reportin napping arguing

Post - analytical work includes

identification antimicrobial type emotional location amount sensitivity

Culture & susceptibility testing includes : gram stain , culture & , of organism present , & susceptibilit y

sending location taste pressuring data preparing identification

Receiving samples for pre - analytical work includes : verifying specimen suitability , verifying , receiving samples into lab system , & samples for testin g

indirect C&S direct

A test is done using the patient's sample , with no culturing or isolating organisms prio r

mouth wound chemical antigen antibody mono

Examples of direct tests include : swab for thrush , & serolog y

urine carbon wound cotton

Examples of C&S tests include : swab , , & throat swa b

positive negative cracker

Even 1 colony of growth of a gram - cocci can be considered clinically significan t

smelly easy difficult short long

Anaerobic infections are generally to treat & take a time to grow in lab , so we will go over the theory but not lab work with them in this course since it's not super critical to learn as much about them : (

interim intelligent quick initial no

MLTs can do reports as a pt . 's sample is being tested , where new information is reported out as we discover more about the pathoge n

disease insignificant normal a ruckus

A good micro report includes relevant information , such as pathogens that are likely causing , rather than flor a

IPAC MLPAO St.Lawrence mom OHIP

If a specimen's antimicrobial susceptibility test shows an MRSA , it gets reported to & potentially other organizations in order to limit spread of diseas e

administration media resistanc handling pathogenic containers

3 skills we need as MLTs were mentioned - - they are :
Knowledge of specimen requirements &
Knowledge of normal & bacteria ( both in direct & culture samples )
Antibiotic stewardship in order to limit antibiotic

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