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| "Hemo" in the word Hemostasis means what? |
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What are the steps in which the body stops leakage of blood from the body in order?
1. Platelet plug formation.
2. Fibrin clot formation
3. Vasoconstriction
4. Fibrinolysis |
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| To ensure Hemostasis, blood vessles, platelets and plasma factors must be in wokring order and/or adequate supply? |
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| Phase one of the coagulation process is |
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| What is the purpose of bleeding time test? |
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| Check for vascular abnormalities |
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| Coagulation is initiated by what within the blood vessles? |
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| APTT is the abbreviation for what? |
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| Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time |
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| Which phase does clot destruction take place in? |
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| What is the role of the liver in hemostasis? |
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It secrets bile salt necessary for absorption of vitamin K.
Synthesis of coagulation factors such as Fibrinogen.
Synthesis of coagulation factors such as prothrombin.
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| Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) is |
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| A blood clot that is in the legs. |
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| The definition of "intrinsic pathway" is: |
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| Coagulation that is initiated by events within the blood vessels. |
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| The definition of extrinsic pathway is: |
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| Coagulation responding initiated in response to external vessle injury. |
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| APTT is the abbreviation for: |
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| Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time |
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Heparin therapy
(To measure/monitor heparin therapy) |
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| PT is the abbreviation for |
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| Specimen rejection is caused by what? |
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Hemolysis and partially filled tubes.
Draw at the wrong time.
Patient identifivation / labeling wrong.
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| Blood collected in Thrombin tubes generally clots within: |
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| Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment |
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| The three categories of testing withing CLIA are |
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| Military time for 3:47 PM is |
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| Military time for 3:08am is |
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| How soon are specimens verified by a laboratory scientist? |
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| The definition of "deposition" is: |
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A person is sworn under oath to tell the truth
One party questions another under oath
A court reporter records every word
ALL OF THE ABOVE |
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| What is the greatest risk for damage during vein puncture? |
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| If a patient experiences great pain during blood draw you should |
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| How is compression nerve injury caused? |
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| What are the signs and symptoms of syncope? |
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Pallor / Paleness
Hyperventilation
Perspiration
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| After arriving in the lab, all specimens are immediately |
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| The machine used to separate the serum or plasma from blood cells in the sample is called a |
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| Which of the following specimens would most likely be accepted for testing? |
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| CBC collected in a lavender tube top |
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| According to CLSI guidelines, serum for most tests should be removed from the cells within |
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| The blood specimen for this test is placed in circles on special paper |
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