Phlebotomy
first tube in the order of draw
what is light blue
to control and regulate the height of EKG waveforms on the tracing
what is the carotid
NPO means
what is nothing by mouth
to identify a patient in an outpatient setting
what is name and date of birth
tube collected first in a dermal puncture
what is lavendar
when the ekg tech should consider sinus arrest to be a medical emergency when the arrest reaches which of the following durations
what is 6 seconds
when taking a blood pressure where do you place your stethoscope to listen
what is the brachial artery
SVT
what is supraventricular tachycardia
what a PCT can do
what is PCT scope of practice
reason for inverting the tube
what is to mix the additive and the blood
straight up and down spikes on a ekg tracing could be a sign of what.
what is pacemaker spikes
blood pressure cuff placement
what is the upper arm above the brachial artery
CPR
what is cardiopulmonary resuscitation
A stroke is also know as
what is a CVA
best way to allow your aseptic solution to dry on venipuncture.
what is air dry
Main sign of a MI on a EKG tracing
what is ST elevation
a fever
what is 100.4 or higher
BP
what is blood pressure
to provide care to a patient
what is patient care
angle for venipuncture insertion for the ac area.
what is 15 to 30
the expected shape and direction of the P wave in lead II
pulse oximetry measures
what is SP02
I&O
what is intake and output
to change a catheter as a PCT
what is out of scope of practice