Midterm Flashcards

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Chemistry tubes

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Red, SST, gold, tiger top, green, gray

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Hematology tubes

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EDTA (purple top)

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Platelet/coag testing tube

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Citrate (Light blue)

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Blood bank tubes

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EDTA

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DNA testing tube

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ACD (light yellow)

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Blood culture tubes

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Media/BC bottles (w/ or w/o ARD), SPS (light yellow)

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Special test tubes

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Dark blue, read label!

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Therapeutic drug testing tube

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Red top

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Ammonia

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Heparin (green top on ice)

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Collected on ice

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Ammonia, acid phosphatase, catecholamines, lactic acid, pH/blood gases

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Keep warm

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Cold agglutinin, cryoglobulin

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Protect from light

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Bilirubin, vitamins

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Lytes category

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Chem

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BUN/creat category

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Chem

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CMP (comprehensive metabolic panel) category

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Chem

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BMP (renal panel) category

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Chem

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LFT (liver function test) category

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Chem

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Troponin/cardiac enzymes category

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Chem

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Glucose category

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Chem

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Lithium category

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Chem

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CBC/diff category

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Hematology

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Pt (platelets)

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Hematology

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H/H (hgb/hct)

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Hematology

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PT/INR category

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Coagulation

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PTT category
Coagulation
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Ddimer
Coagulation
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T/C category
Blood bank
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T/S category
Blood bank
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DAT category
Blood bank
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ABO/Rh category
Blood bank
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RhoGam work up
Blood bank
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Order of draw
Sterile, light blue, red, gold/tiger top, green, purple, gray
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Clot tubes
Red, SST, tiger top, gold top
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Anticoagulant tubes
Light blue, green, purple, gray, yellow
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Gray top additive
Potassium oxalate/sodium fluoride
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Potassium oxalate/sodium fluoride mechanism
Removes Ca++, prevents clotting, fluoride prevents use of glucose
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Light blue top additive
Sodium citrate
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Sodium citrate mechanism
Binds Ca++ prevents clotting
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Purple top additive
K+ EDTA
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K+ EDTA mechanism
Binds Ca++ to prevent clotting
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Green top additive
Lithium or sodium heparin
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heparin mechanism
Inhibits conversion of prothrombin to thrombin
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The primary purpose of infection control is to:
Prevent spread w/in hospitals
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Hazardous identification from NFPA diamond
Yellow, right, reactivity; blue, left, health; red, top, fire; white, bottom, specific
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Universal precautions
Assumes all blood/fluids are contaminated
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Standard precautions
Universal w/ disease specific precautions
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What is required for a disease to be communicable?
1. Source 2. portal of exit 3. means of transport 4. portal of entry 5. susceptible host
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What should you do after accidental exposure?
Clean area, get patient ID, report exposure, seek treatment (CIRT)
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Class A extinguisher
Ordinary combustibles
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Class B extinguisher
Liquids
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Class C
Electric
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Class D extinguisher
Metal
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Class K extinguisher
Combustible cooking media
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Indirect contact transmission
Touching contaminated object
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Direct contact transmission
Close/intimate contact
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Airborne transmission
Travels > 1 meter, size < 5 microns
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Droplet transmission
Travels < 1 meter, size >5 microns
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Vehicle transmission
Contaminated food, water, drugs
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Vectorborne transmission
Insect animal
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Fire safety standards
1. Rescue patients 2. Alert/alarm 3. Contain fire 4. Evacuate/extinguish flames
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Five stages of grief
Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
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What is sentinel event and the root cause analysis?
Event causing death/serious harm, and the investigation of what caused it
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Serum vs plasma
Plasma has inactivated clotting factors, serum does not
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What increases chances of nerve damage?
1. Accidental arterial puncture 2. Butterfly in hand/top of wrist 3. Long needle w/ angle >30° 4. Moving needle in arm on miss
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Four identifiers on sample
Patient full name, MRN, date/time of collection, phlebotomist
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High intensity light to find veins
Veins contrast w/ surrounding tissue
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Near infrared to find veins
Hgb absorbs light