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| serum separator tube (SST) |
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hemotoma, hematoma, hemitoma, hemetoma |
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tourniquet, tournequet, tournequette, turniquit |
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venapuncture, veinipuncture, venipuncture, venopuncture |
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phelbotomoty, phlibotomy, phlebotimy, phlebotomy |
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serim, serum, seram, searum |
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elasticity, elastizity, ilasticity, elasticitie |
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hemaconcentration, hemoconcentration, hemiconcentration, hameconcentration |
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siringe, syringe, syring, sirynge |
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vacum, vacuum, vaccuum, vacuumm |
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plazma, plasma, palasma, plasmma |
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| the medical term for abnormal collection of blood immediately below the surface of the skin is: |
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| during the venipuncture procedure, the tourniquet should not remain on the patient's arm for more than: |
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| the surgical puncture (incision) of a vein is known as: |
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| the destruction of red blood cells is known as: |
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| what would be recommended for obtaining venous blood specimens from patients with small and/or fragile veins? |
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butterfly assembly
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| the same pair of gloves may be worn all day while working as a phlebotomist, as long as you wash your hands at the end of the day |
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The same pair of gloves may not be worn all day; wash your hands between each patient. |
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When using a syringe to collect a specimen, after filling the appropriate tubes with the venous
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| the bevel of the needle should be turned down for venipuncture procedure |
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The bevel of the needle should be up for collecting venous specimens. |
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| the angle of insertion of the needle for venous blood collection is at about 15 to 20 degrees |
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| when palpating for a vein, the phlebotomist should be checking for a pulsing vessels |
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When palpating for a vein, if locating a pulse, this is an artery and must not be used for collection of the specimen. |
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| The recommended order of draw when using the evacuated tube method is: yellow, blue, red, purple, speckled, and green |
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The recommended order of draw is: yellow, red, blue, speckled, green, EDTA. |
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| serum is obtained from an anticoagulated whole blood specimen |
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Serum is obtained from a specimen that is allowed to clot; plasma is obtained from tubes that contain anticoagulants. |
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| the most common veins used for venipunctures are located in the antecubital fossa |
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| Patients may have phlebotomy anxiety manifested by nausea and/or syncope during the procedure. |
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| Syncope is the medical term that means fainting or momentary loss of consciousness. |
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| for most hematology testing, which tube is most often selected? |
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| which of the following tubes would be selected for collecting a blood culture? |
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| for test requiring serum, how long should the tube be allowed to clot before centrifugation? |
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| which of the following anticoagulants is most commonly used for coagulation studies? |
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| which tube is most commonly used for blood glucose testing |
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| What is the first thing to do if a patient faints while in the procedure of venipuncture |
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| release the tourniquet, withdraw the needle, and hold a bandage over the puncture site. Then help the patient carefully to the floor |
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| veins in the area of applying the tourniquet are called |
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| median basilic and the median cephalic |
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| where is the tourniquet placed |
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| in the butterfly needle method where is the tourniquet applies |
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| which is the most often used vein for venipuncture |
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| in case of a hematoma what should be done? |
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| the largest the gauge of needle |
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| the size of the syringe will vary according to the |
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| what size needle is generally used |
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| when drawing several tubes what size syringe is used |
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| why is vacuum tube method so popular |
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| because it is very convenient |
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| the tubes that should not be mixed should be allowed to stand undisturbed for how long |
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| in cases that require only one blue tube to be drawn, a red tube should be drawn before and discarded, to prevent thromboplastin |
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| specimen tubes with anticoagulants should be mixed 8 to 10 times |
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| the log book contains what info |
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| date collected, patient's name dob, record number and ssn, date sent to lab, test performed, date results received, test results. |
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| electrolytes, blood gases |
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