Phlebotomy Essentials 4Th Edition,11,12,13.14 Study

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most common needle size for routine radial ABG specimen collection

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22 guage

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which specimen needs to be chilled?

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Ammonia

Front 3

which specimen needs to be protected from light?

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bilirubin

Front 4

which specimen nees to be transported at body temp?

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cold agglutin

Front 5

what intervals is blood blotted during a BT test?

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30 seconds

Front 6

describe proper centrifuge operation

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place tubes equal size and volume opposite one another

Front 7

you may be required to instruct a PT on how to?

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how to collect a clean catch midstream (urine specimen)

Front 8

test used to diagnose cystic fibrosis

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sweat chloride

Front 9

abbreviations for tests as a typical part of ABG collections

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H2O
PO2
PT
PCO2
HCO3
O2
base excess or deficit

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preanalytical

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prior to analysis

Front 11

most common non-blood test ordered

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urine

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autologous blood transfusion

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donated by PT for own use

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procedure 24hr urine sample

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void 1st morning specimen
start timing
collect all following
(including next am)

Front 14

specimens that must be attended before routine specimens

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ASAP or Med Emerg
STAT

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Nasophargenal (NP) swab used to detect

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whooping cough

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most critical aspect of blood culture

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skin antisepis

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urine C&S typically orded to detect

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UTI (urine tract infection)

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allen test..artery released first?

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ulnar

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hormone in positive pregnancy test

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HCG

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test to rule out septicemia in PT with a FUO

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blood culture

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2-hr postprandial drawn?

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2 hours after PT has had a meal

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ABG puncture phlebotomist must

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undergo extensive training

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fluid obtained by lumbar puncture

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cerebrospinal

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most common arterial puncture complication when technique is correct?

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arteriospasm

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what diagnosed by sputum

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tuberculosis

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when collected in plastic syringe ABG integrity maintained by

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analyzed within 30 min of collection

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heparin in ABG collection is used for?

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prevent clotting

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accession number

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used by the lab to identify a specimen throughout testing process

Front 29

what test would you NOT use a refrigerated stool sample?

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O&P
ova and parasites

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test that requires chain of custody documentation

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drug screen

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type of urine test aspirated through wall of bladder

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suprapubic

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drugs of abuse detected in

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hair
saliva
urine
other body substances

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creatinine clearance test requires?
what is test for?

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24-hr urine specimen
kidney function

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test likely to be fatal if misidentified?

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type and crossmatch

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unfamiliar test..
what to do?

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refer to user manual

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GTT timing begins when?

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PT finishes the glucose drink

Front 37

nonblood specimen
additional info required?

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type and source

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what is ascites?

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fluid aspirated from peritoneal cavity

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what test can be performed on hemolyzed specimen?

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none accurately

Front 40

what does logging onto a computer refer to?

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entering a password and gain access to computer

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specimens from PTs taking heparin take longer to?

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clot

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1st morning specimen for HCG is usually more?

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concentrated

Front 43

best way to tell if specimen is arterial

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blood pumps/spurts into syringe

Front 44

after arterial puncture check pulse where?

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distal to puncture site