Simulated Diagnostic Laboratory

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national reference laboratory for drug testing
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diagnostic laboratory
type of lab where tests are carried out on clinical specimens to obtain information about the health of a patient
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clinical pathology
deals with the chemical & cellular analyses of blood and other body fluids, identification & examination of microbes and parasites
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anatomic pathology
provides processing & examination of surgical specimens (microscopic structure of tissues, surgical pathology, cytopathology, immunohistochemical techniques, autopsies, and forensic pathology
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molecular pathology
deals with the analysis of certain genes, proteins, and other molecules in samples for organs, tissues, or bodily fluids in order to diagnose disease
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institution-based
is located in the premises & operates as part of a DOH
licensed health facility
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non-institution based
operates independently and is not attached to any DOH licensed health facility
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government-owned
operated and maintained, partially or wholly, by the national government, a local government unit
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privately-owned
established & operated with funds through donation, principal, investment, or other means, by any individual, corporation, association or organization
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primary laboratory
provides minimum service capabilities
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secondary laboratory
provides the minimum service capabilities of a primary category with additional services
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tertiary laboratory
provides the minimum service capabilities of a
secondary category with additional services
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phlebotomy section
place where drawing of blood and collecting specimen occurs
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hematology section
* performs routine & special tests on the components of blood
* WBC & RBC count, platelet count, hematocrit count
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clinical chemistry section
* where patient’s blood and other body fluids are checked for various chemical components
* ALT, AFP, Bilirubin test, BUN, AST, FBS, heavy metal analysis
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clinical microscopy section
* performs routine and special tests on patients’ urine & fecal samples
* fecalysis, urinalysis, pregnancy test, Ketone,
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immunology and serology section
* performs tests in serum and autoimmune reactions in the blood
* reaction to virus
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blood bank section
* perform tests for blood transfusion
* blood typing, antibody screening, crossmatching, ABO & Rh type
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histopathology section
* examine tissues to detect possible diseases
* pap smear, autopsies, staining, biopsies
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microbiology section
* perform cultures, examines, and identifies microorganisms including bacteria, fungi, yeasts
* viral load, culture & sensitivity
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molecular biology section
* used to detect microorganisms, look for genetic mutations associated with certain infectious diseases and cancers
* COVID-19 testing and other special tests
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virology section
* can be under microbiology laboratory
* sole institution for handling viral specimens
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anti
greek work for ‘against’
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septikos
greek work for ‘putrefactive’
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putrefactive
‘septikos’ means?
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anti
‘against’ means?
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70% isopropyl alcohol
most common antiseptic
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* povidone-iodine pads
* benzalkonium chloride
* chlorhexadine gluconate
what are the alternative antiseptic pads for patients w/ allergies to 70% isopropyl alcohol
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inner to outer
manner of disinfecting the collection site
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30 seconds
how long you should wait to apply for the next antiseptic
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alcohol-iodine-alcohol
manner of disinfection or applying antiseptic
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cold compress
in case of hematoma, advise the patient to apply ____
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warm compress
in case of hematoma, advise the patient to cold compress, however , if it is still prevalent after 24 hours apply ____
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eye level
needles & sharps disposal container should be in ____ of the phlebotomist
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gauze pad
sterilized 2x2 pads hold pressure over the site
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biohazard bags
leak-proof plastic bags commonly used for transporting blood from the collection site to the laboratory
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slides
make blood films for hematology determinations
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permanent and non-smear ink
pen used to label tubes and record other patient information should be?
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watch
accurately determine specimen collection time and time certain tests
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after
labeling of specimens must be done ____ collection when?
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patient ID equipment
uses barcode to identify patients with the use of ID band and barcode readers to generate labels for specimen tubes
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radio frequency identification (RFID)
systems can also be used in patient ID equipment
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vein viewer
uses high intensity LED or infrared red light to highlight veins
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hemoglobin
absorbs the light causing the veins to stand out as dark lines
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tourniquet
inflates vein for easy palpation & visualization
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compress vein and restrict blood flow
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tourniquet is applied around a patient’s arm to ___ and ___
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1 minute
tourniquet is applied not longer than ____
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evacuated tube system
multi-sample needles
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syringe system
hypodermic needles
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butterfly system
winged infusion
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1 to 1.5 inches
needle length for multi sample needle
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0\.5 to 0.75 inches
needle length for butterfly system
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it varies
needle length for syringe system
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tube holder
clear, plastic, disposable cylinder with a small threaded opening at one end (hub) where needle is screwed into
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flanges
the large end has ___ or extensions on the sides that aid in tube placement & removal; important in inserting the test tube
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1\.8 to 15mL
size/volume of blood collecting tubes
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inversely
gauge of the needle is ____ proportional to the size of the diameter
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antiseptic
reduce the number of microorganism but does not sterilize the site
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sterilization
uses of heat, radiation, chemical, autoclave
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sterilization
kill or removes all living organisms and spores from objects
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disinfection
chemical substances or solutions regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
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10 minutes
how long is the contact time for disinfecting
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disinfection
remove or kill microorganisms on surfaces & instruments (10% bleach)
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1:10
ratio of disinfectant
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bevel
end portion of the needle that pierces the vein
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shaft
long cylindrical portion of needle
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hub
end portion of needled that is attached to the blood collection device
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lumen
internal space of the needle
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needle sheath/cap
covering of the needle
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up
bevel ___ to avoid resistance in blood flow
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121 C and 20 minutes
temperature and time for sterilization (15psi)
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* blood
* urine
* stool
* sputum
* tissue sample
* CSF sample and other body fluid
SPECIMENS USED IN DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY