This is how much glucola a normal non-pregnant adult would drink.
What is 75g - 100g?
100
This is how many bottles you would need in order to draw blood cultures X2 on an adult.
What is 4?
100
This is why autologous donations are becoming popular.
What is they prevent transmitted infectious diseases (HIV, Hep)
100
This is what chloraprep is made of.
What is .5% Chlorahexadine?
200
This is the temp that an incubator is set at.
What is 37 degrees Celsius?
200
This is how many venipunctures a patient will endure with a 2 hr. GTT.
What is 4?
200
These are 2 ways that you can have a false negative blood culture.
What is air in the anaerobic bottle, and not collecting enough blood?
200
Therapeutic Phlebotomy is used to treat these 2 diseases.
What is Polycythemia Vera and Hemachromatosis?
200
This is the purpose of the modified allen test.
What is to ensure the ulnar and radial arteries are providing collateral circulation?
300
This is when a trough level is drawn.
What is immediately before drug administration (no more than 15 minutes before)?
300
This is the procedure for a Modified Oral Glucose Tolerance Test.
What is the patient fasts, fasting sample drawn and sent to the lab, lab ok, 75g glucola given, sample drawn 2 hrs later?
300
This is what you should do if you are only able to collect 8mL of blood for a set of blood cultures.
What is put it all in the aerobic bottle?
300
These are the 3 main components that a donor unit can be divided into.
What is RBCs, Plasma, and Platelets?
300
This is the procedure for a Modified Allen Test?
What is with middle and index fingers hold radial and ulnar arteries, have patient make tight fist, have them open, release ulnar artery, hand should turn pink within 5 - 10 sec.
400
Cytogenic testing requires this color tube with this specific additive.
What is a green top with sodium heparin?
400
This is the type of glucose test that is used initially with patients to screen for gestational diabetes.
What is Postprandial Glucose Test?
400
This bottle is drawn first when using a butterfly.
What is the aerobic bottle?
400
In order to donate blood, the patient's Hemoglobin must be at least ____________and their Hematocrit must be ________. (Must get both blanks correct in the correct order!!!)
What is 12.5 g/dL, 38%?
400
These 3 veins are usually used for CVCs.
What is the Subclavian, Jugular, and the Superior Vena Cava?
500
There are the names of 8 of the 13 trace metals.
What is pg. 487?
500
The patient finished drinking 75g of glucola at 0700. The patient is supposed to have a 3 hr GTT. What times will the patient be drawn?
What is 0730, 0800, 0900, & 1000?
500
These are 2 reasons blood cultures are ordered STAT.
What is when patient is spiking a fever the microorganisms count is at its highest, and the antibiotics need to be given but the cultures need to be drawn first?
500
These 4 criteria must be met in order to have an autologous transfusion.
What is Dr. Order, Capable of regenerating RBCs, Hemoglobin of 12.5g/dL, Surgery at least 72 hours away?
500
TDM is used to monitor 7 types of drugs listed in your book, name 3 of them.