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What connects the arterioles and venules together?
endothelial cells
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Capillaries are composed only of a layer of?
deoxygenated blood
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ethical behavior
entails conforming to a standard of right and wrong to avoid harming the patient in any way
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code of ethics
standards of right and wrong
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Professionalism
is an attitude and set of personal characteristics needed to succeed in this field
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Capillary blood is a mixture of what?
arterial and venous blood
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The average adult has how much blood?
5-6 liters
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Name the liquid portion of blood
plasma
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Name the cellular portion of blood
formed elements
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Plasma compromises how much of the circulating blood?
55%
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What does plasma contain?
proteins, amino acids, gases, electrolytes, sugars, hormones, minerals, vitamins, and water {92%}. It also contains waste products such as urea that are destined for excretion.
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The formed elements constitute how much of the blood?
45%
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Erythrocytes are also known as
red blood cells
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Formed elements are composed of
99% erythrocytes, leukocytes & thrombocytes
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Leukocytes are also known as
white blood cells
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Thrombocytes are also known as
platelets
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All bone cells normally originate from where?
bone marrow
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Erythrocytes contain what?
hemoglobin
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Hemoglobin is:
an oxygen-carrying protein
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There is how much red blood cells per microliter of blood?
4.2-6.2 million
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The normal life span of a red blood cell is how long?
120 days
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The leukocytes function is to
provide the body protection against infections
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What is the normal amount of white blood cells for an adult?
5,000- 10,000 per microliter
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Name the five types of white blood cells
neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, & basophils
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Thrombocytes are:
small irregularly shaped packets of cytoplasm in the bone marrow from megakaryocytes
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The average platelet is how many micro liters of blood?
140,000 to 440,000
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Thrombocytes life span is
9-12 days
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Hemostasis
process by which blood vessels are repaired after injury
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Name the four stages of hemostasis
vascular phase, platelet phase, coagulation phase, and fibrinolysis
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vascular phase
Injury to a blood vessel causes it to constrict slowing the flow of blood
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platelet phase
Injury to the endothelial lining causes platelets to adhere to it. Additional platelets stick to the site finally forming a temporary platelet plug in the process called "aggregation."
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coagulation phase
This involves a cascade of interactions of coagulation factors that converts the temporary platelet plug to a stable fibrin clot. The coagulation cascade involves an intrinsic system and extrinsic system, which ultimately come together in a common pathway
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fibrinolysis
Breakdown and removal of a clot
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What is the preferred site for venipunctures?
antecubital fossa
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median cubital vein
the first choice for venipuncture
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cephalic vein
the second choice for venipuncture, usually more difficult to locate, is often the only vein that can be palpated in the obese patients.
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basilic vein
the third choice for venipuncture, least firmly anchored, if needle is inserted to deep this artery may be punctured.
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sclerosed veins
veins feel hard or cord-like, can be caused by disease, inflammation, chemotherapy or repeated venipunctures.
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thrombotic veins
unsuitable for venipuncture
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tortuous veins
winding or crooked veins, specimen may produce erroneous test results
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You shouldn't draw blood from an arm with what running in it?
IV fluids
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What is the first thing needed before doing a venipuncture?
laboratory requisition slip and pen
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For patients allergic to iodine, \____________ is used
chlorhexidine gluconate
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Vacutainer tubes
color coded for specific tests and available in adult and pediatric sizes.
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First order of draw
blood culture tubes or vials
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Second order of draw
sodium citrate tubes
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Name the order of draw {color}
yellow, blue, red, gold, green, lavender, pink, grey
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What additive is in a yellow tube?
SPS {sterile}
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What additive is in a light blue tube?
sodium citrate
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What additive is in a red tube?
none
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What additive is in a gold tube?
clot activator/glass partials with thixotropic gel
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What additive is in a light green tube?
sodium/lithium heparin with thixotropic gel
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What additive is in a green tube?
sodium/lithium heparin and ammonium heparin
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What additive is in a lavender tube?
EDTA
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What additive is in a pink tube?
EDTA
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What additive is in a grey tube?
potassium oxalate and sodium fluoride
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What additive is in a royal blue tube?
EDTA
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What additive is in a tan tube?
lead free EDTA
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What is the additive in an orange tube?
thrombin, coagulation accelerator
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Name the department for the yellow tube
microbiology
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Name the department for the light blue tube
coagulation
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Name the department for the red tube
serology and immunohematology
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Name the department for the gold tube
chemistry
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Name the department for the green tube
chemistry
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Name the department for the lavender tube
hematology
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Name the department for the pink tube
blood bank
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Name the department for the grey tube
chemistry
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Name the department for the speciality tubes
chemistry
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What is the special handling for a yellow top tube?
Drawn in Bottles, 1 aerobic and 1 anaerobic, & 8 to 10 ml of blood needed per bottle
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What is the special handling for a light blue top tube?
9:1 Ratio blood to anticoagulant, (D-Dimer goes to Chemistry)
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What is the special handling for a red top tube?
Cold Agglutinins - warm tube
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What is the special handling for a gold top tube?
Lipid Panel-fasting test, Needs to clot 30 to 60 minutes before centrifugation
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What is the special handling for a light green top tube?
STAT can be centrifuged immediately after the draw. Bilirubin must be kept from light
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What is the special handling for a green top tube?
AMMONIA (place tube on ice immediately; must be run within 30 mins of collection)
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What is the special handling for a lavender tube?
ESR, must have a full tube of its own.
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What is the special handling for a pink top tube?
Special arm band and number system required
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What is the special handling for a grey top tube?
Lactic acid, no tourniquet and must be on ice, Do not use 70% Isopropyl alcohol if iodine products to cleanse venipuncture site for ETOH
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Name the common tests for a yellow tube
Blood culture
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Name the common tests for a light blue tube
PT/APTT/Coagulation Studies
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Name the common tests for a red tube
infectious mononucleosis, rheumatoid arthritis, syphilis, rubella titer, pregnancy test, cold agglutinins, haptoglobin and C-reactive protein
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Name the common test for a gold tube
Lipid panel, BMP, CMP, TSH, Hepatic function tests, RENAL, THYROIDS, IRON, LIVER, CARDIAC, B12, FOLATE PSA, PRE-ALBUMIN, RPR, FA, CEA, CREATININE, CLEARANCE, CPK, LDL, HIV, HEPATITIS, ANA
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Name the common test for a light green tube
TDM measurements, markers of cardiac damage, Troponin. Endocrine and metabolic disorders, STAT Chemistry Tests.
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Name the common test for a green tube
Electrolytes, Ammonia
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Name the common test for a lavender tube
Hemoglobin, hematocrit\= all blood counts, ESR, HgbA1C
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Name the common test for a pink tube
T&C Match
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Name the common test for a grey tube
FBS, GTT, ETOH, Lactic acid/ lactate, bicarbonate
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Name the common test for a royal blue tube
Trace elements, trace metal analysis
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Name the common test for a tan tube
Lead
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Name the common test for a orange tube
Stat serum tests
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How many inversions should be performed on a yellow tube?
8 to 10
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How many inversions should be performed on a light blue tube?
3 to 4
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How many inversions should be performed on a red tube?
0
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How many inversions should be performed on a gold tube?
5
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How many inversions should be performed on a light green tube?
5
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How many inversions should be performed on a green tube?
8 to 10
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How many inversions should be performed on a lavender tube?
8 to 10
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How many inversions should be performed on a pink tube?
8 to 10
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How many inversions should be performed on a grey tube?
8 to 10
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How many inversions should be performed on a royal blue tube?
8 to 10
100
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How many inversions should be performed on a tan tube?
8 to 10