Lesson #5

Question 1

Increase in the number of formed elements in the blood

Answer 1

Hemoconcentration

Question 2

Product of blood escaping from the punctured vein and goes to the surrounding tissue

Answer 2

Hematoma

Question 3

• Abnormal vascular condition
• Thrombus development within the blood vessel

Answer 3

Thrombosis

Question 4

• Inflammation of the vein accompanied by a clot
• Result of trauma to the vessel wall

Answer 4

Thrombophlebitis

Question 5

• Transient loss of conscience due to lack of Oxygen in the brain
• Inability to stay in an upright position
• Anxiety or worriedness of the patient because of the procedure
• Remedy: Ammonia, enhance circulation of blood supply to the brain
• Seated patient feels faint, withdraw needle, head lowered between legs and patient breath deeply

Answer 5

Syncope (fainting)

Question 6

breaking or rupturing of the membrane of the red blood cells

Answer 6

Hemolysis

Question 7

Yellowish or orange color of the serum due to high bilirubin level in the blood

Answer 7

Jaundice

Question 8

White and milky color due to large amount of fats and lipids

Answer 8

Lipemia

Question 9

A number to identify all paperwork and supplies associated with each patient

Answer 9

Accesion Order

Question 10

contain the actual labels that are placed on the specimen tubes immediately after collection

Answer 10

computerized

Question 11

3 WAY ID

Answer 11

Patient’s verbal ID statement, check of ID band, comparison of labeled specimen and patient’s ID before leaving the bedside.

Question 12

how to identify unconscious patents?

Answer 12

Ask relative or nurse or physician and record name of person, ID bracelets

Question 13

diet restriction

Answer 13

most common fastng is 8-12 hrs