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Terms 2
Terms 3
ETS collection
Collection practices
100

identifies diagnosis/symptoms

What is ICd-10 codes?

100

donating ones own blood piror to needing a blood donation; for owns own transfusion

What is  Autologous donation?

100

allows phlebotomist to preform duties on an unconsious patient in the er

What is implied consent?

100

ETS

 What is evacuated tube system?

100

code on glucose cuvettes compared to code on glucose meter

What is every time a patient is tested?

200

identifies a specimen group

What is an accession number?

200

area on the inside of elbow bend where phlebotomy is commonly preformed

What is the antecubital region?

200

Quanity not sufficient

What is QNS?

200

15-30 angle

What is insertion angle?

200

apply pressure

What is how to control bleeding?

300

identifies a single specimen sample

What is a container id?

300

patient turns head away and stick out arm for collection?

What is implied consent?

300

determines if needle is sterile

what is the seal of integrity?

300

must always face up

What is the bevel?

300

both must be informed of procedure but verify with guardian procedure is understood

What is how to inform a mentaly disabled patient?

400

symptoms are patient becomes pale and diaphoretic

What is syncope?

400

Used to clean area for clean catch urine sample

What is  benzalkonium chloride?

400

caused by excessive phlebotomy collections during hospital stay

What is iatrogenic anemia?

400

1-2 minutes

What  is tourniquet application time?


400

acceptable location to draw if paused and waste tube is discarded if there is no other location to collect from

What is below the IV?

500

small red spots

What is patechiae

500

prevents clotting

anticoagulant

500

veins on the back of the hand

What is Dorsal hand veins?

500

hub, butterfly needle and tubes

What is a winged infusion set?

500

Median cubital

What is best choice vein for collection?

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