Mid Term

Front 1

Correct site for capilary punctures for adults children and infants

Back 1

On adults and children, middle and ring finger. Infants are on the lateral side of heel.

Front 2

Examples of capillary tests

Back 2

Glucose, hemoglobin

Front 3

Physical properties of urinalysis

Back 3

Color, odor, specific gravity

Front 4

Chemical properties of a urinalysis

Back 4

Ph, ketone, blood

Front 5

Quality assurance

Back 5

Ensures reliable test results

Front 6

Quality control

Back 6

Making sure tests are accurate

Front 7

Culture and sensitivity

Back 7

Looking for bacteria causing infection and finding a antibiotic to help cure infection

Front 8

Name 3 cultures

Back 8

Throat, vaginal, wound

Front 9

Instructions for clean catch for female

Back 9

Wipe from front to back with a sterile wipe, void in the toilet for 3 seconds and catch the rest of the urine in sterile container

Front 10

Instructions for a clean catch male

Back 10

(If uncircumcised pull back foreskin) wipe head of penis in circular motion with a sterile wipe, void in the toilet for 3 seconds and catch the rest of the urine in a sterile container.

Front 11

CLIA

Back 11

Clinical laboratory improvement amendments

Front 12

POL

Back 12

Physicians office laboratory

Front 13

What would you instruct a pt to do for a sputum sample

Back 13

Cough up first thing ing the morning into a sterile container.

Front 14

What does the guaiac reagent that turns blue test for

Back 14

Occult blood

Front 15

How long can urine set out before testing

Back 15

1 hour if longer it needs to be refrigerated

Front 16

Normal specific gravity range in a urinalysis

Back 16

1.005-1.030

Front 17

Normal range for hemoglobin for female and male

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F: 12-15.5 M: 13.5-17

Front 18

Normal hematocrit range for female and Male

Back 18

F:37%-48% m:45%-52%

Front 19

Glucose range for female and male

Back 19

70-130

Front 20

Name 2 tests that we can do in the office that are immunology tests

Back 20

Mono, flu

Front 21

Proper units of measurement for reporting hemoglobin results

Back 21

g/dL

Front 22

What are signs and symptoms of anaphylactic shock

Back 22

Hives, pale, red, blue, rash, resp rate increases

Front 23

Prevention of anaphylactic shock

Back 23

Antihistamine

Front 24

What is injected to counteract anaphylactic shock

Back 24

Epi