Additives and Test Types
Capillaries
Venipuncture
Hematology
Its..UMM..wait...uhh??
100
This evacuation tube is used for coagulation studies.
What is light blue
100
The two tests performed to check for anemia
What is hemoglobin and hematocrit
100
Angle of insertion for a venipuncture draw
What is 30 degrees or less
100
The two primary groups of white blood cells
What are granular and agranular
100
The vein most commonly used for venipuncture draws
What is median cubital
200
These tubes contain no additives.
What is red and SST (tiger)
200
The abbreviations are FBS and RBS
What is fasting blood sugar and random blood sugar
200
The area used in the inner elbow for venipunture
What is antecubital space
200
The five white blood cells
What neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, lymphocytes, and monocytes.
200
This is what you label on a culture tube after performing a Strep A Test
What is patients name, DOB, date, time, initials, throat culture
300
The additive in a gray top tube
What is potassium oxalate and sodium flouride
300
The units of measure for cholesterol
What is mg/dl
300
The recommended needle gauge size range used for venipuncture
What is 21-23 g
300
The white blood cell that is responsible for attacking bacterial invaders
What is neutrophils
300
What the abbreviations GTT, ESR, ABG, and EBV stand for
What is glucose tolerance test, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, arterial blood gas, and Epstein-Barr Virus
400
The test type and additive of a lavender top tube
What is hematology and EDTA.
400
The 3 layers from top to bottom that separates in a capillary tube after centrifuge
What is Plasma, buffy coat, and packed RBC's
400
This is how long a tourniquet can be on....AND...... the total inches above the antecubital space to place the tourniquet
What is 60 seconds AND 2-3 inches
400
The purpose of thrombocytes
What is clot formation
400
It is the function of a red blood cell
What is transport deoxygenated blood to the heart, and transport oxygenated blood to the body
500
The color and additive of the tube used for blood cultures
What is yellow and sodium polyanethalsolfanate
500
The correct abbreviations and units of measure for hemoglobin and hematocrit
What is Hgb g/dl and Hct %
500
After pressure is applied following a blood draw, these are the next steps
What is check the site for bleeding or hematoma for 10 seconds.
500
The white blood cell responsible for phagocytosis
What is monocytes
500
All of the tests run on a urine dipstick
What is Spec Gravity, pH, Leukocytes, nitrates, protein, sugar, ketones, bilirubin, urobilinogen, blood
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