chapter 13
oxygen rich bottles used to collect blood
aerobic
oxygen free bottles used to collect blood
anaerobic
whats the amount of blood needed to collect in a culture bottle
8-10 ml
skin surface microorganisms
normal flora
diabetes present during pregnancy
gestational diabetes
insufficient production of insulin can lead to this disorder
diabetes mellitus
patient are witnessed drinking a sugary drink for this test
OGTT-oral glucose tolerance test
disorder were the body has the inability to break down the milk sugar
galactosemia
this disorder has a decrease in thyroid function
hypothyroidism
disorder were there is abnormal hemoglobin structure
sickle cell anemia
the presence of a pathogenic microorganisms in the blood
septicemia
used in culture tubes or bottles to enhance microorganism growth
culture media
whats a resin that absorbs an antibiotic that is present in a specimen
ARD-antibiotic removal device
a condition existing at birth
congenital
name the 2 main requirements in order to donate blood
age-16
weight-110
organisms that do not originate in a collected blood specimen can give this type of result
false-positive
neonatal test were there is a deficiency of the enzyme that breaks down a vitamin
biotinidase
mucous secretions accumulating in the respiratory system and digestive system causes this disorder
cystic fibrosis
pre drawn donated blood from patient for patients own use
autologous
a thick blood smear is used to test for this
malaria
test using a stained blood smear to examine under microscope and count the number of each cell along with size, shape and color
differential-thin blood smear
name 2 different types of VAD
saline lock
heparin lock
cannula
VAD stands for
venous access device or vascular access device
intentional removal of a large amount of blood to lower the RBC concentration
therapeutic phlebotomy
neonatal testing are done on this
guthrie card