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1
Instruments that perform a variety of chemistry test procedures automatically are referred to as:
A)point-of-care
B)CLIA-waived
C)automated chemistry analyzers
D)profile
2
Laboratory testing that can be done using a hand-held device at the patient's side is referred to as:
A)point-of-care
B)CLIA-waived
C)automated chemistry analyzer
D)profile
3
The flow of laboratory samples and reagents through the instrument one after the other is referred to as:
A)point-of-care
B)discrete analysis system
C)continuous flow analysis system
D)profile
4
A test in which the concentration of an analyte is measured by electrical potential is known as:
A)point-of-care
B)potentiometric
C)ion-selective electrode
D)profile
5
Which of the following is NOT a consideration when selecting a new chemistry analyzer?
A)The special training needed to operate the instrument
B)The accuracy of the test results
C)The initial cost of the instrument
D)How well you like the instrument sales representative
6
The body gets most of its energy from which of the following?
A)Glucose
B)Maltose
C)Sucrose
D)Lactose
7
Which of the following is NOT a disaccharide?
A)Glucose
B)Maltose
C)Sucrose
D)Lactose
8
Carbohydrates composed of many molecules of simple sugars are:
A)monosaccharides
B)disaccharides
C)trisaccharides
D)polysaccharides
9
Fat molecules made of fatty acids and glycerol are:
A)monosaccharides
B)glycogen
C)triglycerides
D)polysaccharides
10
An adrenal hormone that raises blood glucose levels is:
A)insulin
B)glucagon
C)epinephrine
D)thyroxine





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