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ACD

venipuncture

puncture of a vein

dermal

capillary puncture

microcollection

capillary and/or dermal punctures

phlebotomy tray

used to transport supplies needed for blood collection

gloves

worn during collection of blood or other body fluids and changed after each patient

antiseptic

a germicidal solution used to clean the puncture site before collection

bacteriostatic solution

inhibits the growth of bacteria

Betadine, iodine, chlorhexidine gluconate

solution used to clean puncture site when collection cultures

ChloraPrep

chlorhexidine gluconate

gauze

loose woven cotton that is used to cover the puncture site

adhesive bandages

should not be used on patients with fragile or sensitive skin

Coban bandage

used to apply pressure to a puncture site

sharps containers

rigid, leak-proof, puncture resistant, and has biohazard symbol; containers usually red in

color


tissue warmers

a warm object that will warm up the area to allow more blood flow to puncture site

heel warmer

used for dermal puncture on infants

collection label

patient's full name

unique patient identifier


patient's date of birth


specimen collection time and date


collector's identification (initials, signature, or code)


specimen bag

used to transport blood from area of collection to area of testing; protects person from biohazard exposure

tourniquet

a rubber tubing or strapping that is wrapped around the extremity to

antiglycolytic

a glucose preservative found in some blood collection tubes



bevel

point of the needle that has been cut on a slant for ease of entry into the blood vessel

aerosol

fine mist of substances or prticles suspended in a gas or the air

aliquot

dividing or separating samples into separate containers

capillary action

process in which blood automatically flows into a thin tube

citrate

additive, usually sodium citrate, that prevents coagulation by binding calcium

clot activator

an additive that speeds up the clotting of blood in a collection tube

dermal

pertaining to the skin

EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid)

additive that prevents coagulation by binding calcium which is needed for clotting formation; maintains the cells shape and size; inhibits platelet clumping

evacuated collection tube

stoppered glass or plastice tube used for collecting blood; contains a premeasured vacuum

evacuated tube holder

specialized plastic adaptor that hold both a needle and a tube for blood collection; adaptor and barrel are also common names

gauge

unit of measure assigned to the diameter of the lumen of a needle

heparin

additive that prevents coagulation by inactivating thrombin

lancet

small cutting instrument that controls the depth of the cutting blade

sterile

free of microorganisms

thixoptropic separator gel

semisolid that forms a barrier between cells and plasma or serum upon centrifugation of blood specimens

venipuncture

procedurre in which a sharp object is introduced into a vein for the purpose of withdrawing blood or instilling medications

winged infusion set

stainless steel collection needle connected to 5 to 12 inches of plastic tubing; also called butterfly needle set

red/gray

no additive

light blue

sodium citrate

red

no additive

green

heparin

green/gray or light green

heparin plus separator gel

lavendar

EDTA

gray

sodium fluoride

ACD

acid citrate dextrose