Basic Practices in the Different Sections of The Clinical Laboratory Flashcards

1
Q

A bright to dark fluid of variable
composition circulating throughout the
transport vessels of the body.

A

BLOOD

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2
Q

Deoxygenated blood
means lesser oxygen content
in the blood

A

Dark red

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3
Q

Oxygenated blood
means higher oxygen content
in the blood

A

Bright red

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4
Q

responsible for the
red color pigment in the RBC and
carries oxygen throughout our body.

A

HEMOGLOBIN

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5
Q

contains
anticoagulant

A

Lavender top tube

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6
Q

without
anticoagulant

A

Red top tube

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7
Q

Red top tube

A

‘Factor I’

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8
Q

Functions of the blood

A

Transportation
Communication
Immunity
Coagulation
Temperature regulation
Hydraulic Functions

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9
Q

Three different methods in blood
collection

A

Arterial puncture
Venipuncture
Capillary puncture

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10
Q

This is the preferred specimen
for BLOOD GAS ANALYSIS and
BLOOD PH DETERMINATION

A

Arterial puncture

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11
Q

used to provide a barrier against
venous blood flow to help locate a
vein

A

TOURNIQUET

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12
Q

most common sites for
venipuncture

A

Superficial veins of the antecubital
fossa (bend in the elbow)

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13
Q

It is the best site for
venipuncture because it is the largest
and the best-anchored vein.

A

median cubital vein

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14
Q

located on the
outside (lateral) aspect of the
antecubital fossa on the thumb side of
the hand;

A

cephalic vein

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15
Q

ocated on the
inside (medial) aspect of the
antecubital fossa.

A

basilic vein

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16
Q

is the medical term used to describe the destruction of red blood cells, it can interfere with laboratory
results due to several processes

A

Hemolysis

17
Q

When you test the plasma
without destroying the RBC, it contains
potassium.

A

True Result

18
Q

When you test the plasma with
destroyed RBC or hemolysis, the amount of K
in it increases.

A

False Result

19
Q

increased lipids in the blood

A

lipemia

20
Q

when the blood in the tube
contains more lipids.

A

Lipemic sample