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This refers to a measure of precision or how well an instrument is
functioning?
Quality control
f there has been a series of out of range blood glucose readings what steps should the phlebotomist take?
perform external controls
What could be the reason a centrifuge would make unusual noise during the processing of specimens?
unbalanced tubes
What is another name for capillary punctures?
dermal puncture or finger sticks
Common capillary point-of-care (POC) tests are?
glucose, cholesterol,…
Capillary blood collection is preferred for infants younger than
one year old
What 3 types of blood does a dermal puncture
contain?
arterial, capillary, venous
Which fingers on adults are used for capillary blood
collection?
middle and ring finger on the non dominant hand
In infants up to 1 year old capillary collections should be done
in the heel
During a dermal puncture why should the first drop of blood be wiped away?
helps to remove any alcohol or tissue fluid from the blood sample.
A __ is a thin film of blood spread onto a microscopic glass slide?
blood smear
When preparing a blood smear where should the drop of blood be placed on the glass microscope slide?
½ inch to one inch from end of the slide
At what angle do you spread the drop of blood with the spreader
slide?
30-35 degree angle
Blood spot testing for newborn screenings are performed before the newborn is
72 hours old
Newborn screenings aid in the early detection diagnosis and treatment of
cystic fibrosis, galactosemia, infections, diseases, hyperthyroidism, PKU
Define galactosemia.
lack of an enzyme that breaks down galactose into glucose.
This condition in infants can cause a deficiency in hepatic enzyme phenylalanine hydroxylase
PKU
A heel puncture on an infant should be ___ with a semi-automated lancet device no deeper than __?
lateral, 2mm
A newborn screening card must be allowed to air dry for
3 hours
The circles on a newborn screening card must be
completely filled with blood and totally saturated, but not overly saturated
Why type of blood does a dermal puncture contain?
capillary
The PKU test is used to detect____?
inborn errors
Which of the following equipment is not used in micro sampling?
25-inch butterfly needle
on what part of infant’s foot should blood be taken from
medial and lateral side of foot
Additive for the light blue blood culture bottle?
sodium cytrate