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1: INTRODUCTION TO PHLEBOTOMY Flashcards

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Phlebotomy is also known as _____________ act of opening a vein by using incision or puncture methods to draw blood for analysis or as part of therapeutic or diagnostic measures under the physician’s request

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venesection

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which means vein

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phlebos

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which means to cut

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temnein

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used crude tools to cut vessels and drain blood from the body

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Stone Age

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a form of “Bloodletting”

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Ancient Egyptians (1400 B.C.)

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balance of the four humors, removing the excess by bloodletting

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Hippocrates (460 - 377 B.C.)

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used to treat illness and performed by barber-surgeons

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Middle ages

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treated as major therapy

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17th and 18th century

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  • Ventosa
  • alternative medicine
  • application of special heated suction cups on the patient’s skin
  • incision using a fleam or lancet
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Cupping

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  • known as Hirudotherapy
  • uses leeches for bloodletting
  • used for microsurgical replantation
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Leeching

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obtain samples of blood for testing; collect blood from donors for those in need of blood transfusions, sometimes handle other types of specimens, such as urine, sputum, stool, and hair

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Phlebotomist

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  • For diagnosis and treatment using blood samples
  • For transfusion, to remove blood at the donor center
  • For removal of blood for polycythemia or therapeutic purposes
  • Patient - Client Interaction
    > Reassuring and pleasant
    > Able to communicate well
    > Maintain positive customer relations
    > Understand the diversity of the patients and be able to adjust accordingly
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Role of Phlebotomist

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Credentials

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Certification, Licensure, Continuing Education

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Qualities of Professionalism

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(1) Professional appearance
(2) Self-confidence
(3) Integrity
(4) Compassion
(5) Self-motivation
(6) Dependability
(7) Ethical Behavior

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Communication in the Healthcare Setting

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Verbal, Nonverbal, Active Listening

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Elements in the Healthcare Communication

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  • Empathy
  • Control
  • Respect
  • Confirmation
  • Trust
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Areas of the Hospital (12)

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*Electrocardiology (EKG)
*Electroencephalography (EEG)
*Radiology
*Pharmacy
*Physical therapy
*Occupational therapy
*Nursing
*Laboratory
*Environmental services
*Administration
*Food service
*Medical records

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Phases of Sample Testing

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Pre-Examination, Examination, Post-Examination

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  • Previously know as pre-analytical phase
  • Includes all processes from collecting the sample to having it ready for testing
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Pre-Examination

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Clinician’s request
Patient identification and information
Correct sample collection
Correct primary sample identification
Correct use of all equipment
Sample preparation or centrifugation
Proper preparation of sample aliquots
Maintaining sample integrity

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Pre-Examination

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  • Previously known as analytical phase
  • Includes all processes done to sample to achieve result
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Examination

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Sample testing
Maintaining testing equipment
Maintaining reagents

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Examination

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  • Previously known as postanalytical phase
  • Process in which the results of the testing are communicated to the health care provider or physician
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Post-Examination

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Reporting of results
Ensuring accuracy and reliability of delivery of results
Follow-up to repeat testing or address physician’s concerns
Storage of sample after the examination

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Post-Examination

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A _________ is an establishment that has permanent inpatient beds with 24-hour nursing service along with therapeutic & diagnostic services managed by organized medical staff or personnel. It houses the clinical laboratory services (clinical laboratory) where tests requested by physicians are performed.

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hospital

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Two Major Divisions of Clinical Analysis Area

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  1. Anatomical and Surgical Pathology Area
  2. Clinical Analysis Area
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Clinical Analysis Areas (7 Areas)

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  1. Hematology
  2. Coagulation
  3. Chemistry
  4. Serology
  5. Urinalysis
  6. Microbiology
  7. Blood bank/Immunohematology
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blood & blood forming tissues

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Hematology

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checks the hemoglobin level and the red cell count.

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Hematocrit (Hct)

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tests the value to rule out anemia.

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Hemoglobin (Hgb)

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used to measure the erythropoietic activity.

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Red Blood Cell (RBC) count

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checks the leukocyte response

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White Blood Cell (WBC) count

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used to monitor chemotherapy and radiation conditions.

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Platelet (Plt ct) count

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34
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monitors changes in the appearance or quantity of specific cell types

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Differential White Count (Diff)

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shows the changes in RBC size, weight and Hgb content

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Indices

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gives the weight of the hemoglobin in the cell.

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Mean Corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH)

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shows the size of the cell.

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Mean Corpuscular volume (MCV)

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gives information on the concentration of the hemoglobin per unit volume of RBCs.

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Mean Corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC)

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38
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measures the size differences of the RBCs

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Red blood distribution width (RDW)

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39
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used to monitor liver disease.

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Alanine amino tranferase (ALT)

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40
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checks levels especially for prenatal screening

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Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP)

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determines level to check obstructions and bone disease.

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Alkaline phosphatase (ALP)

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41
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measures the level which could indicate cirrhosis and hepatitis.

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Ammonia

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checks the enzyme level which could indicate liver disease, cholesystitis, etc.

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Amylase

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43
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performs most lab test for plasma, white blood, urine, etc.

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Chemistry

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44
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measures the level which is indicative of liver dysfunction.

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Aspartate Amino-Transferase (AST)

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shows the level in the bloodstream that shows red blood destruction

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Bilirubin

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evaluates acid-base balance by measuring the pH, partial pressure of the carbon dioxide and oxygen.

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Blood Gases (ABG)

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evaluates acid-base balance by measuring the pH, partial pressure of the carbon dioxide and oxygen.

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Blood Gases (ABG)

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evaluates acid-base balance by measuring the pH, partial pressure of the carbon dioxide and oxygen.

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Blood Gases (ABG)

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checks elevated levels which leads to impaired renal function.

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Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

49
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a cardiac marker for congestive heart failure

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B-type Natriuretic Peptide (BNP)

50
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detects low level of CRP

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C-reactive protein High sensitivity (hs-CRP)

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used for early detection of malignancy in colorectal cancer.

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Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)

52
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used for monitoring effects of the renal failure.

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Calcium

53
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indicates risk of cardiovascular diseases.

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Cholesterol (total)

54
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shows adrenal hypofunction and hyperfunction

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Cortisol

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used to check muscle damage.

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Creatine Kinase (CK)

56
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checks for cases that indicate renal impairment or muscular dystrophy.

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Creatinine

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monitors therapeutic range to avoid toxic levels for drugs.

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Drug Analysis

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shows the sodium values that determines disorder of the kidney and adrenals

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Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride, CO2)

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used to check diabetic problems, liver disease or malnutrition.

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Glucose

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used for diagnosis of liver specifically hepatobiliary problems.

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Gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT)

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determines the Glycohemoglobin level that shows the diabetic control over the past months.

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Hemoglobin A1C

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Lactate dehydrogenase

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checks lung, kidney and liver dysfunction.

63
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shows the level that could lead to pancreatitis, pancreatic carcinoma

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Lipase

64
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a test that screens patients for presence of prostate cancer.

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Prostate specific antigen

65
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used to check liver and kidney disorders.

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Total Protein

66
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serves as index to evaluation of atherosclerosis and lipid metabolism disorder.

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Triglycerides

67
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used for early diagnosis of small myocardial infarcts.

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Troponin-I

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used to check levels that indicates gout and renal problems.

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Uric Acid tests

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done to check for anemia and diseases of the small intestine.

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Vitamin B12 and folate tests

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Immunology/Serology

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serum and autoimmune reactions

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shows autoimmune disorders such as systematic lupus erythematosus

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Antinuclear antibody (ANA)

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indicates streptococcal infection

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Antistreptolysin O (ASO) titer

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checks cases of atypical pneumonia

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Cold agglutinins

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shows presence of antibodies to specific organisms

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Febrile agglutinins

75
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confirms syphilis

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FTA-ABS

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when positive it is indicative of syphilis but it needs confirmation

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Rapid plasma reagin (RPR)

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indicates rheumatoid arthritis

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Rheumatoid factor (RF)

78
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screens Human immunodeficiency virus

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Anti-HIV

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is a confirmation test

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Cytomegalovirus antibody (CMV)

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checks for presence of heterophil antibody which indicates infectious mononucleosis

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Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV)

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checks for presence of hepatitis antigen in the surface of the red cells

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Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg)

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indicates inflammation when levels are increased

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C-reactive protein (CRP)

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tests are present when patient is pregnant

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Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG)

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indicates presence of blood melanin, bilirubin or urobilin in the urine specimen

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Color

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shows presence of fat, chyle bacteria which affects the turbidity

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Clarity

86
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suggests renal tubular involvement or ADH deficiency

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Specific Gravity

87
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Hematuria could be due to hemorrhage, infection or trauma

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Blood

88
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helps differentiate between obstructive and hemolytic jaundice

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Bilirubin

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Glucosuria maybe a result of diabetis melitus, renal impairments

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Glucose

90
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uncontrolled diabetes mellitus or starvation

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Ketones

91
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indicates urinary tract infection if there is a lot of neutrophils

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Leukocyte

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indicates in acid-base balance

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pH

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Proteinura is an indicateor of renal dysfunction or disorder

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Protein

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positive results could mean bacterial infection

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Nitrite

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increases in amount when patient suffers from hepatic issues

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Urolibinogen

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shows the status of the urinary tract, hematuria, pyuria, etc.

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Microscopic Evaluation

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microorganisms in body fluids or tissues

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Microbiology

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is used to monitor treatment for TB

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Acid-fast bacili (AFB)

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checks presence of bacteria which indicates bacteremia or septicemia

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Blood culture

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shows presence of Helicobacter pylori

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CLO test

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indicates infection if there is growth in the pathogenic microorganism

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Culture & Sensitivity (C&S)

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used to determine the type fungi if present

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Fungus culture and identification

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done to allow antimicrobial therapy while waiting for culture results

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Gram stain

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checks for blood in the stool which could result from gastrointestinal bleeding

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Occult blood

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solves “etiology unknown” intestinal disorders

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Ova and parasites

106
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blood for transfusion

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Bloodbank/Immunohematology

107
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agglutination means presence of abnormal antibodies in the blood

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Antibody (Ab) screen

108
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determines transfusion incompatibility

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Direct antihuman globulin test (DAT)

109
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shows the blood group (ABO) and type (Rh)

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Type and RH

110
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shows the blood group and screens for antibodies in the recipient’s blood

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Type and crossmatch

111
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detects antibodies and antigen in both recipient’s and donor’s blood

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Compatibility testing

112
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Established in the emergency room

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Stat Labs

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