blood collection lab more abt additive and order of draw

Question 1

Additive: prevents clotting

Answer 1

whole blood specimen

Question 2

functions of tube additive

Answer 2

preventing clotting, enhancing or activating clotting, preserving certain blood components

Question 3

Addtive: clot activator

Answer 3

blood will clot and it must be centrifuged

Question 4

tubes should not be underfilled or overfilled because

Answer 4

specimen quality may be compromised

Question 5

Examples of nonaddtive tubes

Answer 5

vacuette gray top and BD clear top

Question 6

special tip that allows the needle to attach more securely than a slip tip

Answer 6

luer-lock tip

Question 7

allows safe transfer of blood into tubes

Answer 7

syringe transfer device

Question 8

why do tubes have addtives?

Answer 8

to prevent clotting of the specimen

Question 9

kulang ung blood sa tube

Answer 9

partial draw

Question 10

caps tops made of rubber

Answer 10

stopper

Question 11

syringe system

Answer 11

hypodermic needle
luer lock tip
sterile plastic syringe

Question 12

usual syringe

Answer 12

21-23, 1-7.5 inches

Question 13

flange vs thumb rest

Answer 13

flange ung di nagalaw thumb rest ung nagagalaw

Question 14

most common volume

Answer 14

2,5,10

Question 15

2 parts of syringe

Answer 15

plunger and barrel

Question 16

what to use when collecting blood to elderly and children?

Answer 16

blood collection sets/ blood infusion sets (0.5- 0.75)
5-10 inches of tube kpg sa winged infusion set

Question 17

gauge 25

Answer 17

increase chance of hemolysis kc maliit ung lumen

Question 18

winged infusion set

Answer 18

shallow angle

dpt kc 15-30 ndegrees tau

hawakan ung wings between the thumb and index

Question 19

additives are available in

Answer 19

liquid, spray dried and powder form