Phlebotomy Chapter 9&13 Test Review

Front 1

Medical term for fainting

Back 1

Syncope

Hint 1

There's your sign

Front 2

A nonblood specimen must include all the same information that a blood tube had and what additional information?

Back 2

Specimen type

Hint 2

Girl what is that

Front 3

The serum or plasma of a hemolyzed specimen would most likely look?

Back 3

Pinkish to red color

Front 4

Under filling this tube will most likely result in a hemolyzed specimen?

Back 4

Gray

Front 5

Leaving the tourniquet on over a minute will cause this?

Back 5

Hemoconcentration

Hint 5

Breaking blood cells

Front 6

Test that are most affected if the patient is not fasting?

Back 6

Glucose and triglycerides

Front 7

A 24 hour urine specimen is properly done as

Back 7

Discard 1st morning specimen, start timing, collect all urine for 24 hours include specimen void of following morning

Front 8

Tuberculosis can be found in what common specimen?

Back 8

Sputum

Hint 8

Spit

Front 9

A cloudy white serum would suggest?

Back 9

Patient was not fasting

Front 10

Chemistry test most effected by a hemolyzed specimen?

Back 10

Potassium

Front 11

Most common non blood specimen analyzed?

Back 11

Urine

Front 12

A patient with C. Difficile requires what extra precautions?

Back 12

Hand wash soap and water

Front 13

Best way to keep vein from rolling?

Back 13

Anchor

Front 14

Synovial fluid?

Back 14

Joints

Front 15

Chemistry tube that will greatly increase the sodium in specimen?

Back 15

Green top sodium heparin

Front 16

Specimen for this test requires stat handling and is typically collected by a physician in the sterile tubes

Back 16

CSF analysis

Front 17

Inadequate site pressure after veinipuncture can cause?

Back 17

Hematoma

Front 18

This test requires 24 hours urine specimen

Back 18

Creatinine clearance

Front 19

Chemical test in urine that I'd affected by diabetes?

Back 19

Glucose

Front 20

Fluid associated with the lungs?

Back 20

Pleural fluid