Test 1 Flashcards

1
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Analytical

A

Lab- ensure valid result

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2
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Post-analytical

A

Lab- provide correct data

Provider- properly interpret data, action

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3
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Assay

A

Testing of a metal or ore to determine its ingredients and quality

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4
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EDTA

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Ethylenediamineteteaacetic Acid

Pink, purple tubes

False calcium, potassium, sodium

Malaria, CBC, h and h, manual differential and sickle cell

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5
Q

Green

A

Heparin
Yields plasma
Chemistry

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6
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Grey tubes

A

Potassium Oxalate
Glucose preservative
Yields plasma (glycolytic inhibition)

Chemistry

After EDTA

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7
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Serum levels

A

Red tubes

May have thrombin and serum separator tube polymer barrier gel

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8
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Light blue tubes

A

Draw first

3.2% Sodium citrate- anticoagulant

Citrate plasma

Coagulation studies PPT, PT, INR, etc.

Fill ratio 1:9 ratio

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9
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DMAIC

A

Define the problem
Measure the current state
Analyze the root causes
Improve design and implement the solution
Control measure the impact and establish control plan

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10
Q

Which of the following is found in the plasma portion of blood

A. Erythrocytes
B. Leukocytes
C. Platelets
D. Potassium

A

Potassium

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11
Q

Why is plasma preferred over serum for many stat

A

Patient test results can be available quicker

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12
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Reliability

A

Consistency or reproducibility which includes chance or random errors

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13
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Validity

A

Is it measuring what it is supposed to measure

Bias which refers to systematic errors

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14
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Precision

A

Measure of repeatability.

Can be reliable in be reproduced time after time

Same answer based on same method. Same answers not necessarily the right answer though.

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15
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Accuracy

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Test value approaches the absolute value of he substance being measured

Gold standard

If we are shooting for a 100 and get a 100.

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16
Q

Sensitivity

A

TP/TP+FN

True positive
False negative

Correctly identify those that have the disease. Rule out the disease

17
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Specificity

A

True negative/true negative+false positive

Exclude individuals who do not have the disease

More specific=less false positives

Rules in

18
Q

Gold standard 2x2 table

A

Disease present Disease absent
True positive False positive
False negative True negative

(Sensitivity) (Specificity)

19
Q

Whole blood

A

Formed elements and fluid plasma. Remain combined

20
Q

Serum

A

Blood clots within 20-30 minutes and consists of blood cells trapped in a mesh of fibrin- leaving serum

Coagulation protein absent (fibrinogen)

21
Q

Plasma

A

Blood must not clot. EDTA or Heperin added.

Leaves plasma on top.

22
Q

Prevalence

A

True and apparent

23
Q

True prevalence

A

Actual number of patients with the disease divided by the individuals in a population. TP and FN/population

24
Q

Apparent prevalence

A

True positive and false positive patients in a population divided by the number of individuals in the population. TP+FP/population

25
Q

Pre-analytical

A

Provider- orders correct test

Lab- guidance on specimen collection

26
Q

HLA and pregnancy

A

Yellow top (acid citrate dextrose)

27
Q

Bright field microscope

A

Most require staining and fixing

28
Q

Provider performed microscopy

A
Urine sediment exams
Direct wet mounts
Potassium hydroxide prep
Pinworm exam
Fern test
Postcoital direct qualitative exam of vaginal or cervical mucus 
Nasal smears for granulocytes
Fecal leukocyte examinations
Qualitative semen analysis
29
Q

Urine sediment

A
Hematuria
Pyuria
Casts
Crystals
Microorganisms