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Total Volume of blood in an Adult

5-6 liters

Blood loss, dehydration, burns


Hypervolemia or Hypovolemia

Hypovolemia

Blood trans, Intravenous Fluid



Hypervolemia or Hypovolemia

Hypervolemia

Liquid portion of clotted bld

serum

Liquid portion of anticoagulated bld

plasma

Most commonly used anticoag for hema

EDTA

Concentration of Versene

1.5(+- 0.25) mg/ml

Excessive conc. of EDTA will cause all of these except:


a. dec hematocrit


b. increase MCHC


c. falsely low ESR


d. increase hgb

d. increase hgb


*Hemoglobin will not be affected

Number of invertions of tube containing Sodium Citrate

3-4x

Used as an in vitro in vivo anticoagulant

Heparin

Osmotic Fragility Test

Heriditary Spherocytosis

0.2 mg/ml blood anticoagulant

Heparin

Use to slow down phagocytosis


a. SPS


b. ACD


c. SST


d. PST

a. SPS

For DNA testing, HLA phenotyping, and paternity evalution


a. SPS


b. ACD


c. SST


d. PST

b. ACD

For Toxicology


a. Black


b. Royal Blue


c. Tan

b. Royal Blue

Lead Testing


a. Black


b. Royal Blue


c. Tan

c. Tan

Sterilization of Evacuated Tubes

Gamma radiation

Shelf life of most evacuated tubes on the market

12 month(1 year) shelf life

First Priority


Stat or Asap

STAT (critical pt.)

In skin puncture blood, all of the following will decrease except


a. RBC


b.WBC


c. plts


d. hematocrit

b.WBC


*increase, due to activation of neuts(tx injury)

Second most common complication of venipuncture

Infection

Higher in morning and decrease in the afternoon except:


a. Cortisol


b. TSH


c. Iron


d. eosinophil

d. eosinophil (low in morning, increase in afternoon)

When to do handwashing

visibly dirty

WHO duration of handwashing

40-60s

Hand rubbingMi

20s

Minimum PPE

gloves

Natural disinfectant

Vinegar

Site for Skin puncture in older children and adults

Palmar surface of distal portion of THIRD or FOURTH finger(non dominant hand)

Puncture depth

not more than 2mm deep

Warming site temperature and time

Not greater than 42•C; No longer than 2-5mins

Preferred site for Venipuncture

Median cubital vein

Most common skin antiseptic

70% Isopropyl Alcohol

Turniquet Application

3-4inchs above puncture site


No longer than 1 minute

Light emitted in AccuVein; Number of inches over potential phlebotomy site

Infrared light; 7inches

Most common needle size for adult venipuncture and length

21 gauge; 1 inch

MOST COMMON COMPLICATION encountered in obtaining blood spx

Ecchymosis(Bruise)


or


Hematoma