Drawing blood
Hematology
Equipment
Tests
Random
100
What needs to be labeled on the tubes after the blood is drawn?
What is patient's name, date and time of collection, and initials of the person who collected the specimen,
100
The study of blood and blood-forming tissues?
What is hematology
100
The amount of magnification range on the microscope
What is 10x to 40x
100
A lab technique for measuring the amount of antigens and antibodies in tissue and/or blood
What is an immunoassay?
100
Two tests that done to assess or monitor kidney function?
BUN and creatinine
200
What is the most commonly used vein to collect blood from?
Median cephalic
200
What could happen to the plasma or serum if too small of a needle is used to draw blood?
What is hemolysis
200
A laboratory machine used to seperate particles of different densities within a liquid by spinning them with very high speeds.
What is a centrifuge.
200
This test is used to assess the damage to muscle tissue such as in heart attacks to assess heart muscle damage
What is creatine kinase?
200
What lab test relates to the pancreas and would be done if pancreatitis was suspected?
What is amylase
300
The longest time a tourniquet should be left on a patient's arm?
What is 1 minute
300
the percentage of red blood cells in a sample of blood as compared to the whole blood specimen
What is hematocrit
300
Piece of equipment that holds a small precise volume of fluid
What is a micropipette
300
Used as a diagnostic tool for inflammatory disease, cancer, and tuberculosis
What is ESR ?
300
What is a KOH mount used for?
What is the name of the procedure to determine if someone has a yeast infection?
400
The substance in a blood tube that prevents the blood from clotting once it is collected?
What is an anticoagulant?
400
Name the test results you obtain from a CBC
number of RBCs and WBCs hemoglobin hematocrit platelets WBCdifferential count
400
The part of the microscope through which you view
What is an ocular?
400
List the tests in an electrolyte panel?
sodium, potassium, chloride and calcium
400
The test done if a physician suspects diabetes or hypoglycemia?
What is a glucose tolerance test?
500
The recommended order to draw tubes- starting with first to last.
What is yellow, light blue, red, (SST-tiger top), green, lavender, and gray
500
List the 5 major (mature) white blood cells in a differential
Neutrophils Lymphocytes Monocytes Eosinophils Basophils
500
Objective that eliminates air space between the microscope slide and the objective, reducing loss of light and creating images that are sharper and brighter.
What is oil-immersion objective
500
To test for substances that are sporadically released into urine, a physician might order what type of urine specimen?
What is a 24 hr urine
500
These amendments classify and regulate labs based on the complexity of the procedures being performed, and establish personnel qualifications?
What is Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 ( CLIA '88)
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