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What is the function of the Nova StatStrip meter? a. To measure a patient's blood glucose level from a urine sample. b. To diagnose diabetes. C. To measure a patient's blood glucose level from a whole blood sample. d. To provide qualitative indication of a high glucose level. 2. If an erroneous, invalid, and/or fictitious operator ID is entered into the meter, the operator: a. may continue using the meter, and will show up as a non-valid operator (NVO). b. will NOT be able to continue any type of testing until a valid operator ID is entered. C. may do QC testing ONLY. d. may continue with testing, but cannot use the bar code scanner. 3. What critical precaution relates to the bar code scanner? a. Do not expose test strips to the laser light. b. Do not stare into the scanner or point it towards anyone's eyes while the scanner is activated. C. Do not point the bar code scanner at a computer screen. d. Do not scan patient armbands. 4. When cleaning the glucose meter between patients you should: a. Use hydrogen peroxide and follow with a distilled water rinse. b. Use a hospital approved cleaning wipe and allow it to remain on the meter for recommended time. C. Use a hospital approved cleaning wipe and allow it to remain on the meter for recommended time and document cleaned meter on the instrument. d. Never use bleach. 5. Which of the following applies to the Nova StatStrip test strips? a. b. Opened test strips are only valid for 6 months, therefore it is important to always label the opened vials with the date opened. Test strips are sensitive to, heat, air and moisture. Keep them tightly closed in the original bottles and store in a dry place below 86°F (30°C). Do not refrigerate or freeze. C. Use each strip immediately after removing it from the bottle then replace the cap on the vial tightly and immediately. Do not use strips that are bent, torn, cut or damaged in any way. d. e. All of the above. 6. Which of the following applies to the Nova StatStrip Glucose Control Solutions? a. Opened control vials are only valid for 90 days, therefore it is important to always label the opened vials with the date opened. b. DO NOT use control solutions after the expiration date on the vial, or 90 days after the opened date. C. Control solutions are sensitive to evaporation. Keep them tightly closed in the original bottles and store in a dry place. below 86°F (30°C). Do not refrigerate or freeze. d. Run every 20 hours and mix gently before using. e. All of the above. 7. After scanning in and accepting the patient ID from the wristband barcode, what is the most important safety procedure you can do for the patient in your care? a. Stop; verify the information displayed in the meter matches the patient wristband. Complete testing as fast as I can. b. C. Continue testing without verifying, I know I put in the right ID. d. Stop; verify the information from a face sheet someone has left in the room. 1.
8. If either control result is unacceptable, a FAIL message will be displayed. If this occurs, you must: a. Turn off the meter and try again. b. Change the battery. C. Press COMMENT, select your corrective action. Repeat the QC level in question. Call the POCT Coordinator. d. 9. A patient's glucose result reads 20 mg/dL. They have no symptoms of hypoglycemia. You should: a. Document the result. Treat for hypoglycemia. b. Repeat the test 3 more times to ensure accuracy. C. Repeat the test. If still low, run controls to verify that the meter is in proper operating condition. Have a sample run by the main lab if results are still questionable. d. Immediately call the POCT Coordinator. 10. Which of the following sample types is unacceptable for use with the Nova StatStrip meter? a. Capillary b. Venous C. Serum/plasma d. Arterial e. Neonatal 11. What should you do if you get liquid in the strip port? a. Nothing, liquid belongs in the port b. Remove it by shaking the port side down. C. Remove the battery and send the meter and battery to the Point of Care Coordinator. Remove the liquid yourself. d. Capillary samples are not approved for 12. a. Patients on 2 or more vasopressors b. Patients with a blood pressure of <90/60 mmHg C. Patients with poor peripheral perfusion d. All of the above 13. Select the true statement a. Capillary samples are approved for all patients. b. Only fresh whole blood or whole blood collected in lithium heparin collection devices should be used for arterial and venous specimens. C. Whole blood samples can be kept on ice until testing. d. Neonate venous blood is an approved sample type. 14. Select the false statement a. To disinfect meter after every patient use, wipe the exterior with a moist (not dripping wet) bleach wipe. Residue may be wiped off with water. b. C. Disinfection of glucometers after every patient use is not a requirement. d. Getting liquid into the port from the disinfection wipe may cause the meter to malfunction. Even though the meters are wireless, the meter must be docked to 15. a. Charge the battery Export results to the patient's chart. C. Update date and time information d. Upload patient hospital number 16. What should you do if you see visible blood on the inside or outside of the test strip vial? a. Throw away the vial and open a new one. Keep using the dirty vial Share it with other patients Place it in storage for later use. b. C. d. b.