hw quiz 8910 Flashcards

1
Q

3 types of blood specimens used for analysis

A

whole blood , serum and plasma

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2
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how long should a tourniquet stay on for during venipuncture?

A

1 min

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3
Q

explain the purpose of the BT

A

measures the length of time required for bleeding to stop after an incision is made

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4
Q

3 veins in the antecubital area suitable for venipuncture

A

median cubital,cephalic, and basilic

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5
Q

which finger is most widley used for capillary collection

A

ring finger

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6
Q

the larger the gauge number , the larger the lumen diameter

A

false

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7
Q

largest needle and used for blood donation

A

16

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8
Q

explain the purpose of thixotropic gel in collection tube

A

prevents the plasma from being contaminated by potassium released by red blood cells

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9
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how should a tube be labeled

A

must have pts. name,id number, date and time of collection and your initials or id numbers

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10
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3 types of needles in venipuncture

A

multisample (straight) ,syringe, and butterflies/ winged infusion sets

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11
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most common antiseptic used in routine venipuncture is bleach

A

false

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12
Q

define sps and explain what it is used for ?

A

used for cultures because it inhibits certain immune system components that could otherwise destroy Bloodbrone bacteria and neutralizes antibiotics that the pt, may be taking

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13
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tourniquet must be removed b4 the needle is removed to prevent a hematoma

A

true

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14
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define hemoconcertration

A

an increase in the ratio of formed elements to plasma caused by leaving the tourniquet on too tight

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15
Q

small red spots on the skin are referred to as ?

A

petechiae

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16
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list 5 things a pt. label or requestion must have on them

A
  1. pt. demographics
    2.test status
  2. name or code of physician making the request
    4.test requested
  3. hospital ID #
17
Q

how frequently is the blood wicked during a bt test

A

every 30 seconds

18
Q

list 5 equipment used in venipuncture

A

1.sharps container
2. antiseptic cleaning solution
3.needles straight or butterfly
4.tourniquets
5. collection tubes

19
Q

name 2 antiseptics used in routine venipuncture

A

70% isopropyl alcohol and iodine swabs

20
Q

at what age are heel sticks preferred to finger sticks

A

under the age of one

21
Q

good candidates for dermal collection include pt.s who….

A

are obese and required frequent collection

22
Q

4 parts of needle

A

Hub- needle attaches to the collecting tube or syringe at its hub

2.point-provides smooth entry into the skin

3.bevel- eases the shaft into the skin and prevents the needle from coring out a plug of tissue

4.shaft-both lenght and gauge

23
Q

anticoagulant tubes should be

A

inverted gently and repeatedly after blood collection

24
Q

what angle should a venipuncture needle penetrate skin?

A

15-30 degrees

25
Q

2 sites commonly used for adult capillary collection

A

palmar surface of the middle and ring finger