introduction to lab Flashcards

1
Q

name the 5 separate lab subdivisions

A
  1. hematology
  2. chemistry
  3. microbiology
  4. pathology
  5. transfusion services
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2
Q

venous blood specimens collected from which 2 lab subdivisions do not require the NUC to make a label?

A

hematology and chemistry

all other specimens the NUC makes a ID label for

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3
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the lab does regular collection rounds every __ hours

what time do these collections start and finish at?

A

q3h

0700 1000 1300 1600 1900 2200

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4
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what specimens does a nurse collects for Lab analysis?

A

stool, urine, sputum, swab

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5
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once completed lab reports are sent to the unit, what should happen before the NUC files it in the patient chart?

What section do lab reports get filed in?

A
  • the nurse should read the Lab report

- Lab reports are filed in the Laboratory section of the patient chart

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6
Q

identify two members of the Lab staff who collect blood specimens

A

Lab tech

Phlebotomist

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7
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identify 3 resources the NUC has when faced with an unfamiliar lab test

A
  1. reference manual
  2. nurse
  3. lab staff
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8
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what time does the Lab collect a venous blood samples where the patient must be fasting?

A

0700

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9
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before the physician can collect a specimen, what task must the NUC complete

A

print/ complete a patient consent form

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