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54 Cards in this Set
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DARK BLUE TOP IS USED FOR
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TOXICOLOGY
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YELLOW TOP IS USED FOR
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DNA
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PURPLE TOP IS USED FOR
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CBC
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RED TOP IS USED FOR
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CHEMISTRY
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TO MINIMIZE TRAUMA TO A PEDIATRIC PATIENT YOU SHOULD USE WHA TYPE AND SIZE NEEDLE
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BUTTERFLY (WINGED INFUSION NEEDLE) and 23 gauge
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY REASON FOR PERFORMING HEELSTICKS ON INFANTS
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PKU
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WHAT ARE SOME RESONS THAT WOULD CAUSE BLOOD TO STOP FLOWING
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A) VEIN COLLAPSE
B) NEEDLE CAME OUT |
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GIVE 3 REASONS TO MAKE A SUCCESSFUL DRAW
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R- REPOSITION
L- LOOSEN TOURNIQUET T- TRY ANOTHER TUBE |
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PHLEBOTOMIST PRACTICE________ PRECAUTIONS WITH EVERY PATIENT
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STANDARD
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DEFINE HEMOCONCENTRATION
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LARGE AMOUNTS OF MOLECULES AND FORMED ELEMENTS IN THE BLOOD
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HOW DOES HEMOCONCENTRATION HAPPEN
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BY LEAVING THE TOURNIQUET ON MORE THAN 1 MINUTE
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WHY DON'T WE DRAW BLOOD FROM AN IV OR CATHETER
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DILUSION
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DEFINE HEMOLYSIS
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THE BREAKING OPEN OF A RBC (RED BLOOD CELL)
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WHAT IS THE CONTAINER FOR USED NEEDLES
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SHARPS
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WHAT IS THE NORMAL RANGE FOR A FINGER STICK
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80-120
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DEFINE HEMATOMA
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COLLECTION OF BLOOD OUTSIDE OF THE BLOOD VESSEL
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THE BUTTERFLY NEEDLE IS ALSO KNOWN AS
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WINGED INFUSION SET
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WHAT IS THE MOST COMMONLY USED NEEDLE
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21 GAUGE
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EVACUATED NEEDLES ARE AVAILABLE IN WHAT SIZES
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20-22 GAUGES
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WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE SINGLE SAMPLE NEEDLE
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1-1.5 INCHES
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HOW DOES HEMOCONCENTRATION HAPPEN
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BY LEAVING THE TOURNIQUET ON MORE THAN 1 MINUTE
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WHY DON'T WE DRAW BLOOD FROM AN IV OR CATHETER
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DILUSION
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DEFINE HEMOLYSIS
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THE BREAKING OPEN OF A RBC (RED BLOOD CELL)
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WHAT IS THE CONTAINER FOR USED NEEDLES
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SHARPS
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WHAT IS THE NORMAL RANGE FOR A FINGER STICK
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80-120
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DEFINE HEMATOMA
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COLLECTION OF BLOOD OUTSIDE OF THE BLOOD VESSEL
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THE BUTTERFLY NEEDLE IS ALSO KNOWN AS
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WINGED INFUSION SET
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WHAT IS THE MOST COMMONLY USED NEEDLE
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21 GAUGE
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EVACUATED NEEDLES ARE AVAILABLE IN WHAT SIZES
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20-22 GAUGES
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WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE SINGLE SAMPLE NEEDLE
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1-1.5 INCHES
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HOW DOES HEMOCONCENTRATION HAPPEN
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BY LEAVING THE TOURNIQUET ON MORE THAN 1 MINUTE
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WHY SHOULD YOU NOT DRAW BLOOD FROM AN IV OR CATHETER
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DILUSION
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DEFINE HEMOLYSIS
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THE BREAKING OPEN OF RED BLOOD CELLS (RBC)
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WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE CONTAINER TO PUT USD NEEDLES
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SHARPS
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WHAT IS THE NORMAL RANGE FOR A FINGER STICK
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80-120
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DEFINE HEMATOMA
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COLLECTION OF BLOOD OUTSIDE OF THE BLOOD VESSEL
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THE BUTTERFLY NEEDLE IS ALSO KNOWN AS
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THE WINGED INFUSION SET
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WHAT IS THE MOST COMMONLY USED NEEDLE
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21 GAUGE
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EVACUATED NEEDLES ARE AVIALBE IN WHAT SIZES
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20-22 GAUGE
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WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE SINGLE SAMPLE NEEDLE
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1 - 1.5 INCHES
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WHAT ARE THE LARGER FULLER VEINS USED MOST FREQUENTLY
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MEDIUM CUBITAL AND CEPHALIC
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NAME THE 4 ORDER OF DRAW
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A) YELLOW
B) LIGHT BLUE C) RED D) ADDITIVES |
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LIST 9 THINGS YOU MUST HAVE OR VENIPUNCTURE
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A) EVACUATED TUBES
B) NEEDLES C) HOLDER/ADAPTER D)TOURNIQUET E) ALCOHOL WIPES F) GAUZE G) ADHESIVE BANDAGES H) GLOVES I) SHARPS CONTAINER J) SYRINGES |
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LIST 4 REASONS NOT TO USE A SUITABLE VENIPUNCTURE SITE
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A) BURNS
B) SCARS C) RASH D) BRUISE E) ADEMA F) MASTECTOMY |
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WHAT KIND OF FORM MUST ACCOMPANY EACH SAMPLE SUBMITTED TO THE LAB
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REQUISITION
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DEFINE REQUISITION
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A LAB SLIP
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF A PLATELET
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HELP BLOOD CLOT
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WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR PLATELET
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THROMBOCYTE
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HOW MANY PLATELETS ARE IN A NORMAL ADULT
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150,000 - 400,000
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HOW MANY LEUKOCYTES (WHITE BLOOD CELLS) ARE IN A NORMAL ADULT
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4,000 - 10,000
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WHAT IS THE MAIN FUNCTION OF A LEUKOCYTE (WHITE BLOOD CELL)
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FIGHT INFECTION
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF A RBC (RED BLOOD CELL)
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TRANSPORT OXYGEN FROM THE LUNGS
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HOW MUCH BLOOD IS IN THE ADULT BODY
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5 LITERS
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NAME 4 DIFFERENCS BETWEEN ARTERIES AND VEINS
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ARTERIES HAVE THICK WALLS, UNDER ALOT OF PRESSURE, OXYGENATED, TAKES BLOOD AWAY FROM HEART
VEINS HAVE THIN WALLS, LITTLE PRESSUR, DEOXYGENATED, AND BRINGS BLOOD TO THE HEART |
