Problems Occuring and inappropriate sites in Blood Collection
100
The presence or absence of a certain compund.
What is Qualitative Determination?
100
The most important part of blood collection.
What is patient identification?
100
The blood vessel with thick walls and high pressure.
What is artery?
100
The most important level in the Hierarchy of Controls.
What are Work Practices?
100
It is the rapid swelling at or near the venipuncture site due to leaking blood into the tissues.
What is hematoma?
200
It is the volume of solute per volume of solvent.
What is ratio?
200
A reference with which unknowns are compared.
What is standard?
200
Liquid portion of clotted blood.
What is serum?
200
Presumes that all blood, tissue and most fluids are infectious of blood-borne pathogens.
What is Universal Precaution?
200
This is the transient loss of conciousness and posture.
What is syncope
300
This is the specific gravity multiplied by percent purity.
What is actual concentration?
300
It is the ability of an analytical procedure to maintain its original accuracy, precision, specificity and sensitivity over an extended period of time.
What is reliability?
300
Vein that lies close to the surface of the skin and does not contain a large nerve supply.
What is median cubital vein?
300
These are injuries to the musculoskeletal and nervous systems that may be caused by repetitive tasks, forceful exertions, vibrations or assuming static postures for prolonged periods of time.
What are Cumulative Trauma Disorders?
300
The presence of excessive amounts of lipids or fat in the blood.
What is lipemia?
400
The SI unit for Luminous intensity.
What is candella?
400
These are set of criteria used to determine whether the analyzed data is in or out of control.
What are Westgard Rules?
400
It is with anticoagulant and contains plasma and red cells.
What is whole blood?
400
This equipment is used in the field if the biosafety cabinet cannot be installed.
What is Negative Pressure Flexible Film Isolator?
400
This is a consequence of long tourniquet application which affects pH, oxygen and carbon dioxide tension in the blood.
What is anaerobiosis?
500
These are multiple progressive dilutions ranging from more concentrated to less concentrated solutions.
What are serial dilutions?
500
It states that nearly all values lie within 3 standard deviations of the mean in a Gaussian curve. It is also known as the empirical rule.
What is 68-95-99 Rule?
500
This method is used to collect an amount of 0.001-0.009mL of blood.
What is nanoliter method?
500
This is the combustion of organic materials found in waste substances.
What is incineration?
500
This is an inappropriate place for blood collection. This is an abnormal connection between an organ, vessel, or intestine and another structure.