*Points Awarded* *8.00* *Points Missed* *0.00* *Percentage* *100%* Correct Incorrect Ungraded 1.

A chart used in the clinical laboratory that reflects plotted QC values for tracking on a daily basis is referred to as: A) Levey-Jennings Chart B) Quality Statistics Management Chart C) Westgard Chart D) none of these Points Earned: 1.0/1.0 *Correct Answer(s):* A

Correct Incorrect Ungraded 2. Calculate the coefficient of variation (percent) for a set of quality control data where the mean(X)= 89mg/dL and the 2 standard deviations (SD) range is 75 - 103 mg/dL. A) 7.8 B) 7.9 C) 12.7 D) 15.7 Points Earned: 2.0/2.0 *Correct Answer(s):* B

Correct Incorrect Ungraded 3. The measure of the scatter of experimental data around the mean of a Gaussian (normal) distribution curve is referred to as the A) median B) standard deviation *Feedback: * right C) mode D) coefficient variation Points Earned: 1.0/1.0 *Correct Answer(s):* B

Correct Incorrect Ungraded 4. The percentage of values that will fall between +/- 2 SD in a normal distribution is A) 34% B) 68% C) 95% *Feedback: * right D) 99%

Points Earned: 1.0/1.0 *Correct Answer(s):* C

Correct Incorrect Ungraded 5. Given this set of low QC data for glucose {25,26,25,24,23,27,26,20,26,25,24,26,25,26,27,23,22,25,26,24} * Calculate the *mean* , the *median* , the*mode* , the *SD* , and the *%CV* * The *+/- 2 SD acceptable range for this QC would be* *to* mg/dL (round to *whole numbers only for the mean, median, mode and acceptable range - *acceptable range should look like this: 51 - 61 mg/dL *- do not state the math used to get the result*) (Use *ONE decimal* for SD and CV - such as 1.5% CV) I will go back and grade this manually - the computer has a hard time with all of these numbers and may mark you wrong eve if you are correct. Points Earned: 3.0/3.0 *Correct Answer(s):* Box 1: 25; Box 2: 25; Box 3: 26; Box 4: 1.7; Box 5: 6.8; Box 6: 21; Box 7: 29