Question

1. when tjc states it requires annual training and competence for waived testing, it is talking about:

(a) certain point - of - care tests such as glucometer readings, ua dipsticks, fecal occult blood strips, etc.
(b) cooling the processed ampules from the gas chronography.
(c) waiving, or shacking down, blood specimen tubes prior to centrifuge.
(d) tests performed only by licensed medical technologists.

1. supervisors must know how to initiate the facility specific disaster plan. additionally, each worker must:

(a) know the alarm codes for each type of disaster
(b) know the exit routes
(c) how to use any evacuation equipment
(d) locate the disaster plan on each unit where they work

Explanation:

1. Waived testing often refers to simple point - of - care tests like those mentioned in option A. Other options are not related to waived testing.
2. In a disaster situation, knowing exit routes is a fundamental requirement for all workers. While other options are also important, knowing exit routes is the most basic and essential for every worker.

Answer:

1. A. Certain point - of - care tests such as glucometer readings, UA dipsticks, fecal occult blood strips, etc.
2. B. Know the exit routes