Final Ms Kearney

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Disinfectant absorbed in the surgical scrub is:

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Iodine

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Special tape used for sterilization?

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Indicator tape

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Supplies used in vital signs except?

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Weighing scale

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Terms applied in clinical impression for vital signs ?

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Hypo, hyper, tachy, brady

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Pulses are as follow except?

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Tibias

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Vital signs are except:

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Weight

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Clinical impressions in vital signs except?

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Glycosuria

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Parts of syringe except?

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Shaft

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Parts of needle except?

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Tip

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Gauges of adult needle for injections?

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19-23g.

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By discretion on the thickness of patient build, selection of IM needle length:

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1 inch

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Pathogens are or except

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Lamilae

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Someone that the immune system is low?

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Susceptible host

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State in which disease is highly transmissible period when pathogen multiply ?

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Incubation

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Without presence of infection is called?

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Asepsis

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Strength of any living thing especially with pathogen to have power of invading:

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Virulence

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Engulfing process when pathogens is destroyed by body immunity (WBC)

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Phagocytosis

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Means weakened:

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Attenuated

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Substance sprayed to a harvested specimen for biopsy?

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Fixative

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State in which due to sudden change of position can cause:

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Orthostatic

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A person that is not aware having the disease?

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Carrier

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Dependency to a substance or something that the body thrive for it in consistent manner:

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Addiction

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A state in which blood is thickened:

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Viscosity

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Sounds of 3 phrases of BP?

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Korotkoff

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It is to point, aim, sweep and spray ?

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PASS

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Also referred as a symptom of patients as obtained during assessment:

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Chief complaint

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Narrowing of the lumen of blood vessels?

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Vasoconstriction

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Veins that are subjected or use for phlebotomy:

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Basilic, cephalic, median basilica, median cephalic,

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Lab procedures performed in this curriculum are or except:

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Strep A, ESR, phlebotomy, VS, gram stain and Hgb

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Abnormal elements in urine are:

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Glucose, crystals, bilirubin, protein, urobilinogen and ketones

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Normal ph of urine is ?

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5.0-6.5

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Test prescribed to be done for arthritis or any inflammation problems:

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ESR

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First standard five tube color tops commonly used, from hematology to chemistry and coagulation are?

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Yellow

Lavender

Red/ red speckled

Light Blue

Green

Gray

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Supplies needed for phlebotomy or venipuncture are:

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Winged infusion set

Vacutainer/ needles

Syringe/needles

Gauze

OH swab

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Supplies needed for capillary puncture (hematocrit) are?

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OH swab

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Supplies needed for strep A are?

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Lancet

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Supplies needed to perform VS are?

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Gown

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Conditions indicates for bad elements noted in UA are?

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Diabetes, renal disease, liver disease, phenylketonuria and thyroidism

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Blood count included in CBC are?

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Hgb

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Electrolyte counts included in chemistry are?

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Ca, CI, K, Na, Mg and PO4

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Included in initial test for cardiac profile?

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FBS

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Supplies needed for ESR are?

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Dispette

Test tube

Pipet

Rack

Vacutainer

Needle

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Sites not conducive for phlebotomy or venipuncture are?

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Burn

Scar

IV site

Infected

Mastectomy side

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Complications included during or after the venipuncture are?

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Hematoma

Edema

Bruises

Pain

Hemolysis

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After blood withdrawal, what comes off first?

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Tourniquet

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Adult gauge range to choose for venipuncture:

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21-23g

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Liquid portion of the blood:

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Plasma

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Test for anemia is ...

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Hematocrit

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Test for good body oxygenation is:

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Hgb

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Test conducted for infectious mononucleosis is:

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Mono test

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A device used for separating elements in the specimen like blood and urine:

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Centrifuge

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Degree angle when we conduct phlebotomy?

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15 degree

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Color top for culture that comes first in order of draw to avoid contamination from additives?

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Yellow

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Additives present in some of the tubes are?

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Chromium

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NV FOR CBC:

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4-5 million

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NV to Hgt

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42-65

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Glucose NV

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70-120

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WBC normal value:

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5-10,000

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Good cholesterol is ...

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HDL

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Bad cholesterol is ...

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LDL

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LDL NORMAL IS ...

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<100-135 and above

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HDL NOTMAL IS...

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> 35 and above

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Most common diagnostic procedure initially ordered by Doctor which is waived lad:

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UA

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Coagulation test are:

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Creatinine test

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Discovered X-ray in 1895

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Roentgen

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C's of documenting patient information are?

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Client words

Confidential

Chronological order

Conciseness

Completeness

Clarity

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Documentation in logical manner:

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?

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What does bilirubin represent in UA?

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Liver disease

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Color top that is process for hematology that has also the EDTA additives:

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Lavender

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Methods of phlebotomy (category)

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Syringe

Vacutainer

Winged or infusion set (butterfly)

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Abnormal elements in UA are?

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Glucose

Leukocytes

Bilirubin

Ketones

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Allotted time to wait for ID skin test to reveal the result?

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48-72 hours

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Multi dose medication container be discarded after 72 hours

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Pipet

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Reflects on the size of the needle based on the lumen ?

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Gauges