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Midterm: Patient Preparation Flashcards

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8- 16 hours of fasting for

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Glucose, lipid, lipopolysaccharide

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Increase lactate, fatty acid, ammonia, ALT, AST, CDK, LD

Increase in growth hormone, prolactin, testosterone and leutenizing hormone

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Exercise

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48 hours fasting for

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Increase in serum bilirubin

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72 hours for

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Plasma triglyceride

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Metabolic products or food can increase high CHON and increase Urea

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Diet

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Will increase urinary excretion of 5 hydroxy indole acetic acid

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Serotonin

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Increase concentration of glucose

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Caffeine

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Release catecholamine from medulla and brain tissue

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Caffeine

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Diet increase turbidity or lactescence

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Triglyceride > 400mg/dl

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Diet contribute to the degree of Icteric (bilirubin)

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25.2 mg/L

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Causes shifting of water and electrolytes into tissue causing hemoconcentration

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Sitting to supine

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Constriction of blood vessels and reduction of plasma volume

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Supine to siting

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Extra vascular water transfer to vascular system and dilutes nondiffusable plasma

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Standing to supine

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Prolonged tourniquet application can lead to?

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Hemp concentration and anaerobic sis

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Increase in NEFA ( nonesterified fatty acid)

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Nicotine tobacco

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Increase in gamma glutamyl transpeptidase

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Alcohol

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Hypoglycemia

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Alcohol

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Affects adrenal hormone.

WBC is affected

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Stress

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TDM SHOULD be scheduled from the last time of the last dose.

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Drug

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BUN

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Blood urea nitrogen

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Can elevate liver function enzyme

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Hepatotoxic drug

21
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Decrease in plasma Na and K levels

22
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Factors affecting blood collection

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1) exercise
2) fasting
3) diet
4) posture
5) tourniquet
6) tobacco
7) alcohol
8) stress
9) drugs

23
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Arteries and veins layers of tissue

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1) tunica intima- inner layer
2) tunica media - middle layer
3) tunica adventitia - outer layer

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First step in collection and the most crucial part

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Patient identification

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ID bracelet includes

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1) First and last name
2) hospital number
3) room no.
4) bed no.
5) physicians name

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Identified by nurse or relative. Or ID BRACELET

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1) unconscious or mentally incompetent

2) infant or children

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Verbally ask their full name, bday, address, I’d bracelet, drivers license with photo

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Ambulatory or outpatient

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Approximate volume of whole blood of human

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5 quarts or 4.73 L

29
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Volume of blood for female and male

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Female - 4-5L

Male - 5-6 L

30
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Estrogen suppresses this hormone causing RBC to lower

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Erythropoietin

31
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Tests for arterial puncture

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Blood gas and ph measurement

32
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Sites of arterial puncture

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1) radial 2) brachial 3) scalp 4) femoral 5) umbilical

33
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Liquid portion of unclothed or anticoagulated blood with fibrinogen

34
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Liquid portion of clotted blood

35
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Gel used in SST

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Phixotrophic gel

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3 basic method of blood collection

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1) evacuated tube system
2) needle and syringe
3) winged infusion set ( butterfly)

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Order of draw

Reduce the risk of specimen contamination

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1) blood culture - yellow
2) citrate - light blue
3) non additive - red / gold
4) heparin - green
5) EDTA - lavender
6) sodium fluoride - gray

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Yellow top additive and dept

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Additive : sodium polyanethole sulfonate

Dept: microbiology

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Light blue additive and dept

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Sodium citrate

Hematology ( coagulation, PT, PTT, APTT)

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Red top glass

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Additive: No additive
Dept: serology, blood bank, chemistry

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Red top plastic and gray rubber

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Additive: SST
Dept: chemistry

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Gold top

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Additive: SST
Dept: chemistry

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Green top

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Additive: lithium heparin and sodium heparin

Dept: chemistry

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Light green top plasma barrier tubes

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Additive: lithium heparin and sodium heparin with gel separator
Dept: chemistry

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Prothrombin to thrombin prevention. No coagulation

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Removal of calcium

47
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Lavender top

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Additive: EDTA
Dept: CBC hematology

48
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Gray top

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Additive: sodium fluoride and K oxolate
Dept: chemistry blood glucose and alcohol

49
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Gray top antiglycolitic tube

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NaF - lithium iodoacetate

50
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Gray top anticoagulant

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K oxolate - k2 EDTA

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