HIV Testing Requisitions Quiz

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Why does the HIV serology form requisition collect information about gender, ethnicity and HIV risk factors?
- a) To help track an individual’s contacts and identify those contacts for testing
- b) To help provincial planners determine where more HIV prevention and care services are needed
- c) To guide counsellors in assessing risk
- d) All of the above
- e) a) and b)
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2. To protect the health information of clients, many HIV POC tests are done anonymously. Forms should be submitted without identifying information, when:
- a) A client has come forward requesting anonymous testing and your site is a designated anonymous testing site
- b) The client is testing nominally (using their name) however, the POC test was negative and no sample is being submitted for testing by Public Health Ontario Lab
- c) The client does not consent to have a sample submitted to PHOL for testing, even if further testing is indicated
- d) All of the above
- e) a) and c)
- f) b) and c)
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Question 3 of 10

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3. An HIV serology form should be completed and submitted to the Public Health Ontario Lab only when:
- a) A client sample is being submitted with the form for follow-up PHOL testing
- b) A valid test was done
- c) Any test was done on a client, even if the test was invalid
- d) A damaged or invalid test was done
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4. No POC program sticker needs to be affixed to a serology form when:
- a) A client sample is being submitted to PHOL for standard testing; no POC test has been done
- b) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; no sample is being submitted to PHOL
- c) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; however, the client has had a recent high-risk exposure to HIV (within the window period) and has consented to PHOL testing
- d) A POC test was done and it was reactive; the client has consented to PHOL confirmatory testing
- e) Two invalid POC test results have occurred; the client has consented to PHOL testing to clarify these results.
- f) a) and e)
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Incorrect. The answer is (f).
Question 5 of 10

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5. ONLY a green sticker should be affixed to the serology form when:
- a) A sample is being submitted to PHOL for PHOL testing; no POC test has been done
- b) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; no client sample is being submitted to PHOL
- c) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; however, the client has had a recent high-risk exposure to HIV (within the window period) and has consented to PHOL testing
- d) A POC test was done and it was reactive; the client has consented to confirmatory testing
- e) Two invalid POC test results have occurred; the client has consented to PHOL testing to clarify these results.
- f) b) and d)
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Incorrect. The answer is b) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; no sample is being submitted to PHOL
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6. ONLY a pink sticker should be affixed to the serology form when:
- a) A sample is being submitted to PHOL for standard testing; no POC test has been done
- b) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; no sample is being submitted to PHOL
- c) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; however, the client has had a recent high-risk exposure to HIV (within the window period) and has consented to further testing
- d) A POC test was done and it was reactive; the client has consented to confirmatory testing
- e) Two invalid POC test results have occurred; the client has consented to PHOL testing to clarify these results.
- f) b) and c)
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Incorrect. The correct answer is d) A POC test was done and it was reactive; the client has consented to confirmatory testing.
Question 7 of 10

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7. ONLY a yellow sticker should be affixed to the serology form when:
- a) A sample is being submitted to PHOL for standard testing; no POC test has been done
- b) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; no sample is being submitted to PHOL
- c) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; however, the client has had a recent high-risk exposure to HIV (within the window period) and has consented to PHOL testing
- d) A POC test was done and it was reactive; the client has consented to confirmatory testing
- e) Two invalid POC test results have occurred; the client has consented to PHOL testing to clarify these results.
- f) b) and e)
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Incorrect. The answer is c) A POC test was done and it was non-reactive; however, the client has had a recent high-risk exposure to HIV (within the window period) and has consented to further testing
Question 8 of 10

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8. When a sample is not submitted with the serology form, the white sticker (which says “blood sample not included”) is often affixed to the requisition form in combination with another sticker. This informs PHOL that a sample has intentionally not been included with the form, otherwise the PHOL will think there has been an error in the submission, or the sample has been lost in transit.. Under what circumstance is the white sticker not required, even when no sample is being sent?
- a. Client had a reactive POC test and declined blood draw
- b. The client is a member of a priority population and had a very recent high-risk exposure (3 weeks ago), but declined a blood draw
- c. The client’s POC test was non-reactive, and they are not in the window period
- d. The client’s POC test was non-reactive, and they are not a member of a priority population; although they are in the window period after an exposure, they have been deferred from an additional blood draw (until the end of the 3-month period)
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Incorrect. The answer is c. the client’s POC test was non-reactive, and they are not in the window period.
Question 9 of 10

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9. Which of the following fields must be completed on the daily log for every test you do?
- a. The date
- b. The client’s full name
- c. The client’s ethnicity
- d. All of the above
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Incorrect. The answer is a. The date.
Question 10 of 10

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10. The daily log is a useful quality assurance tool for your site. It allows your site to track:
- a. what has been sent to PHOL for testing, to ensure all sent samples have a result returned
- b. the number of test kits used at your site, a total required when ordering new kits
- c. the number of kits ordered by your site
- d. any discrepancies between the POC test results you record and PHOL findings
- e. the reasons people choose to test at your site
- f. a) and c)
- g. a), b), and d)
- h. c) and d)
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