Test abbreviations
Which Tube?
Test this
We about the blood
dem veins tho
100

CBC

complete blood count

100

PBS

lavender(EDTA)

100

glucose electrolytes and kidney function tests are what panel?

BMP

100

serum is obtained from what?

clotted blood  

100

most common vein choice for venipuncture

median cubital

200

CMP&BMP

complete metabolic panel

Basic metabolic panel

200

PT, aPTT

light blue(sodium citrate)

200

creatinine testing is indicates what?

kidney function

200

plasma is obtained from?

anticoagulated blood

200

veins have valves that prevent what?

backflow

300

HDL, LDL, & Triglycerides are included in what panel?

lipid profile

300

D-dimer

light blue(sodium citrate)

300

sodium, potassium, bicarbonate, and chloride are examples of what?

electrolytes

300

H & H

hemoglobin and hematocrit

300

why is the basilic vein the last option to draw?

proximity to brachial artery along with ulnar & median nerve

400

LFT

liver function test

400

tests from this tube requires whole blood

lavender(EDTA)

400

difference between CMP & BMP?

LFTs

400

H&H levels are used as guidelines for evaluating a patient's need for what?

blood transfusion

400

all supplies needed for venipuncture?

tube, hub, needle, tourniquet, gloves, gauze, coban/band-aid, alcohol pad, sharps container

500

LFTs measure what specifically?

ALT, AST, ALP

500

SST tubes require what for testing

serum

500

Bilirubin is an example of a test that is what?

photosensitive(protect from light)

500

what is cell morphology?

size shape and characteristics of blood cells

500

3 main veins in AC?

median cubital, basilic, cephalic

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