W2 L5 Flashcards

1
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CDC

A

Centers for Disease Control and prevention

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CLSI

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Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute

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OSHA

A

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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4
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ABGs

A

Arterial Blood Gases

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5
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CBC

A

Complete Blood Count

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6
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FBS

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Fasting Blood Sugar

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7
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RBCs

A

Red Blood Cells

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8
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PSTs

A

Plasma Separator Tubes

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9
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SSTs

A

Serum Separator Tubes

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10
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EDTA

A

EthyleneDiamineTetraacetic Acid

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11
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SPS

A

Sodium (NA+) PolyanetholeSulfonate

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12
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MRSA

A

Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus

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13
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STAT

A

Immediately (URGENT)

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14
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Asepsis

A

Absence of bacteria, viruses, or microorganisms

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15
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Antiseptic

A

70% isopropyl alcohol

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16
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Povidone-iodine (Betadine)

A

Used if affected by antiseptic w/ alcohol

Ex: Blood cultures, Arterial punctures, alcohol level

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17
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PTs sensitive to Iodine

A

Chlorhexidine Gluconate
Benzalkonium chloride

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18
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Cleaning site

A

Apply antiseptic, allowing to dry 30-60sec

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19
Q

Where to place Tourniquet?

A

3-4 inches above antecubital space

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20
Q

Largest diameter used for phlebotomy?

A

21-22G

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21
Q

Diameter used for blood banks?

A

16-18G

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22
Q

Smallest Diameter needle?

A

23G
fragile veins (Child/Elderly)

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23
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Why Syringe Needles

A

-Allows control of suction with vacuum tubes
-Decreases risk of collapsed vein
-PT. Had multiple venipunctures

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24
Q

Process of syringe needle transfer?

A

Tube adaptor used to transfer blood from syringe barrel to collection tube

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25
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Butterfly Needles

A

-Used on small veins

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26
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Safety Needles

A

-Barrier keeps the hand behind needle
-Push button activate needle retraction

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27
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Tube holder

A

Adapter used with multisample needle

28
Q

Evacuated Tubes

A

Contain additives that promote/prevent change in blood sample

29
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Tube tops

A

color coded stoppers

30
Q

Plastic tops

A

minimize aerosol formation when removed

31
Q

Capacity of tubes

A

2-15ml

32
Q

What are small G needles used with?

A

Smaller capacity tubes

33
Q

Whole blood

A

Mixed w/ anticoagulant (no clot)

34
Q

What are whole blood used for?

A

Hematology tests;
Blood type
RBC
Hormone levels
Metal levels

35
Q

Serum

A

Fluid portion remaining after blood clots (30-60min)

36
Q

What tests are serums used for?

A

Na+ and K+

37
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Plasma

A

Fluid portion with use of an anticoagulant and centrifuge

38
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Plasmas used for

A

Coagulation studies;
CBC
PT (prothrombin time)
-Time blood clots
STAT

39
Q

Additives

A

Anticoagulant
EDTA
Clot activators

40
Q

EDTA

A

prevents platelets from clumping

41
Q

Clot Activators

A

promote blood clots

42
Q

SST tubes

A

Contains polymer gel
Separates Plasma from serum

43
Q

Pale yellow topped tubes

A

Always drawn first!

44
Q

What is pale yellow tubes used for?

A

Blood cultures

45
Q

How many times the whole blood specimen is inverted?

A

8-10 times

46
Q

Light blue tubes

A

Drawn next

  • coagulation studies
    -contains sodium citrate (anticoagulant)
47
Q

How many times are light blue tubes inverted?

A

3-4x

48
Q

Red top tubes

A

Used for serum and chemistry tests
-no chem additive

49
Q

How many times red topped tubes inverted?

A

5x

50
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Gold/red-gray topped tube

A

Used: Serum tests
Contains: silicone to enhance clot formation

51
Q

How many times inverted for gold/red gray topped tube SST

A

5x

52
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Green topped tube

A

Used: STAT & chemistry tests, ABG
Additive: Heparin (anticoagulant)

53
Q

How many times the plasma specimen is inverted? (Green Topped tube)

A

8-10x

54
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Lavender topped tube

A

Used: Hematology tests
Additives: EDTA (anticoagulant) prevents platelets from clumping

55
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Gray topped tubes

A

Uses: Chem tests, glucose test, lactic acid measurements, alcohol levels
Additives: potassium oxalate/ sodium fluoride and potassium oxalate or heparin

56
Q

How many times plasma specimen inverted? (Gray topped tube)

A

8-10x

57
Q

whole blood

A

yellow and lavender tubes

58
Q

Serum

A

red & gold tubes

59
Q

Plasma

A

Blue, green & gray tubes

60
Q

8-10 inversions

A

yellow, green, lavender & gray tubes

61
Q

5 Inversions

A

Red & red speckled tubes

62
Q

3-4 inversions

A

Light blue tubes

63
Q

Order of draw

A

Yellow - blood culture tubes first (sterile)
Light Blue - topped tubes
Red - serum tube
Gold/Red speckled - topped
Green - topped tubes
Lavender - topped tubes
Gray-topped tubes

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64
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How to remember order of draw

A

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