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Initiates the blood clotting process
What are platelets?
100
Major component of red blood cells
What is hemoglobin
100
A low hematocrit may be an indication of this
What is anemia?
100
Handling and storage instructions for laboratory specimens
What is True
100
The information required on all blood specimens
What is patient name, patient DOB, date, time, and phlebotomist's initials?
200
Ensures reliable and valid test results
What is Quality Control?
200
Byproduct of heme metabolism
What is bilirubin?
200
Prevents blood from clotting
What is anticoagulant?
200
The amount and type of specimen required for testing
What is True
200
The yellow box of the NFPA code label indicates
What is instability hazard (reaction)
300
Supplies information by the manufacturer indicating the chemical properties
What is MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets)
300
Byproduct of bacteria
What are nitrites?
300
Made by plasma cells in response to antigens
What is antibody?
300
The diagnosis of a patient's condition based on the results of testing
What is False?
300
A "4" in the red box of the NFPA code label represents
What is a severe fire hazard?
400
Carries nutrients to cells, waste products to be excreted, and transports hormones, antibodies, and enzymes
What is plasma?
400
Degradation product of bilirubin
What is urobilinogen?
400
Test used to assist in confirming myocardial or pulmonary infarction
What is AST?
400
Patient preparation required for laboratory testing
What is True?
400
Extra piece of information required on a culture specimen
What is the culture site?
500
Responsible for acid-base balance
What are electrolytes?
500
Normal products of fat metabolism
What are ketones?
500
Test performed to detect liver disease
What is ALT?
500
Normal reference ranges expected for a test performed at that laboratory
What is True?
500
The blue box on a NFPA code label has a "1" in it
What is a mild health risk?
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