Labratory and Point of Care Testing Crossword

Test that assesses for the breakdown of the "glue" that binds the baby to the uterus during devlopment to help rule out preterm labor- Must be hand walked to the labratory for testing
Point of Care test performed at the bedside to assess for ROM- Interpretation of the test results is performed by the RN
Swab that tests for the presence of placental alpha microglobulin (PAMG-1) for the assessment of ROM- Interpretation of the test results is performed by the labratory staff
Primary piece of equipment needed for a provider to perform a fern test at the bedside
Terminiology used when a medical personnel visualizes a large amount of fluid from the vaginal introitus when a patient is admitted for possible ROM
The test performed by a provider to assess for Bacterial Vaginosis
The name of the bacteria that all pregnant women are tested for (usually around 35 weeks)
When assessing for an infection as a cause of preterm labor, this test analyses WBC's, RBC's, Leukocyte esterase, and Nitrites
The only type of specimine a nurse may collect for testing when a provider orders a Chlamydia and Gonorrhea panel
If a urinalysis result shows signs of infection the provider may order this test for further evaluation
The location the cotton applicator should reach when performing a FFN or Amniotest
What the OB or MFM provider is measuring when performing a transvaginal ultrasound during an assessment for preterm labor