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36 Cards in this Set
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WHAT IS PHLEBOTOMY? |
incision or puncture into a vein for the purpose of drawing blood
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WHAT DOES CERTIFIED MEAN? |
Demonstratedproficiency in a particular area of practice by passing an exam
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WHAT IS INFORMED CONSENT? |
a patient must be informed of intended treatments and their risks before they are performed |
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WHAT DOES HIPAA REGULATE? WHAT DOES HIPAA STAND FOR? |
the privacy of PHI Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act |
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WHAT DO YOU DO IF A PATIENT REFUSES TO BE STUCK? |
follow institution's policy so that the physician is notified promptly |
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WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO DO TO STAY CERTIFIED? |
CEU's |
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LAB FALLS UNDER WHAT ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE? |
professional |
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ABBREVIATION FOR A VACUUM BLOOD COLLECTION TUBE? |
SST/ serum- seperator tube |
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ORGANIZATION THAT ACCREDITS AND INSPECTS CLINICAL LABS? |
Joint Commission |
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WHAT LAB DEPARTMENT PROCESSES PAP SMEARS? |
cytology |
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WHICH ANTICOAGULANT IS MOST OFTEN USED FOR COLLECTION TUBES FOR HEMATOLOGY? |
EDTA |
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WHICH HEMATOLOGY TEST MEASURES THE BLOOD'S ABILITY TO CARRY O2? |
Hgb |
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WHAT DEPARTMENT WOULD PERFORM A PT TEST? |
coagulation |
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WHAT DOES PT STAND FOR? |
prothrombin |
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WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP IN ROUTINE BLOOD COLLECTION? |
identify the patient |
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WHAT COLOR TUBE GIVES YOU SERUM? |
red |
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WHAT TERM IS USED TO DESCRIBE SERUM THAT IS DARKER YELLOW THAN NORMAL? |
icteric |
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WHAT TERM IS USED TO DESCRIBE SERUM THAT IS MILKY IS APPEARANCE? |
lipemic |
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WHAT TERM IS USED TO DESCRIBE SERUM THAT IS PINK TINGED? |
hemolyzed |
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SODIUM, POTASSIUM, AND CHLORIDE ARE PART OF WHICH CHEMISTRY TEST? |
electrolytes |
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CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY TEST IS PERFORMED IN WHICH DEPARTMENT? |
micro |
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WHAT TYPE OF BLOOD DONATION IS WHEN A PERSON DONATES BLOOD FOR THEMSELVES TO BE USED DURING A FUTURE SURGERY OR PROCEDURE? |
autologous donation |
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WHICH TYPE OF LABORATORY RUNS DNA TESTING? |
molecular diagnostics |
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WHO IS THE DIRECTOR OF A CLINICAL LAB? |
pathologist |
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WHICH DEPARTMENT DOES BLOOD TYPING? |
immunohematology |
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WHICH TYPE OF LAB IS INDEPENDENT AND RUNS TESTS FROM OTHER HEALTH CARE FACILITIES? |
reference lab |
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WHICH DEPARTMENT IN THE HOSPITAL CAN RUN ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES OTHER THAN THE CLINICAL LAB? |
respiratory |
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WHAT DEPARTMENT RUNS CBC TEST? |
hematology |
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WHICH SECTION WITHIN THE CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT IDENTIFIES UNKNOWN DRUGS IN A SAMPLE? |
toxicology |
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HOW OFTEN DIES THE JOINT COMMISSION INSPECT A HOSPITAL? |
every 2 years |
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WHAT ARE THE PROTEINS THAT HELP FIGHT INFECTION BY BINDING TO SURFACE MOLECULES OF THE INFECTIOUS AGENT? |
antibodies |
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WHO DID BLOODLETTING IN MIDDLE AGE EUROPE? |
barber-surgeons |
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WHAT IS CUPPING? |
application of a heated suction apparatus,callled the “cup,” to the skin to draw the blood to thesurface |
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WHAT IS BLOOD COLLECTION VIA NEEDLE INSERTED INTO A VEIN? |
venipuncture |
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WHAT IS BLOOD COLLECTION VIA SKIN PUNCTURE? |
dermal puncture/ capillary blood collecting |
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WHAT IS PHI |
personal health information |
