Order Of Draw
General Lab
Phlebotomy Procedures
Phlebotomy Equipment
A&P/Misc.
Phlebotomy
Specimen Tests
Safety In Phlebotomy
100

What is Hematology?

Study of the blood

100

-lysis

destruction/disintegration

100

How to transport a sample for billirubin testing

Foil, dark baggie, paper bag aka light resistent packaging

100

What does palpate mean?

to search for a vein with a pressure-and-release touch. 

100

These blood vessels carry oxygenated blood.

What are arteries?

100

What is Phlebotomy?

The process of collecting blood.

100

What is a CBC?

Complete Blood count

100

What is the first thing you need to do before you touch the patient?

Wash hands and put your gloves on. 

200

Dilate VS Vasoconstriction

widening VS shrinking down

200

Name the 3 types of cells in blood. 

white blood cells (leukocyte), red blood cells (erythrocyte), platelets (thrombocyte)

200

Syncope

Fainting / Loss of consciousness

200

Small red or purple rash like dots that may appear after applying tourniquet to patient

Petechiae

200

These blood vessels carry unoxygenated blood and waste?

What are veins?

200

Perferred gauge size for donation

16/18

200

Syncope 

fainting

200
What container do you put your needles in?

Sharps Container

300

Artery

carries oxygenated blood

300

Name the 3 main superficial veins used in phlebotomy.

basilic, cephalic, median 

300

What causes hemolysis in capillary punctures?

alcohol used to clean the skin was not allowed to dry, the finger or heel was squeezed too vigorously, blood was scraped off. 

300

collection device with wings

butterfly

300

-itis

Disease/Inflammation

300

Glyc/Gluc

Sugar

300

The doctor ordered an ammonia level, what color tube does it go in and what does it require?

Green on Ice

300

Cyan

blue

400

What additive does a green top contain?

Lithium Heparin
400

What does Blood bank do?

Determines compatibility of blood and blood products that are to be administered to patients.

400

If the blood is drawn too quickly from a small vein, the vein has a tendency to?

collapse

400

Which needle is bigger, a 16 gauge or a 23 gauge?

16 gauge

400

Cannot be applied for longer than 60sec

Tourniquet

400

You are drawing a patient and notice they are getting a large hematoma. What do you do?

Gently pull the needle out and apply pressure with gauze. Ensure the patient has stopped bleeding before you leave the room. 

400

oxygen carrying protein in red blood cells

Hemoglobin

400

In what order do you end the draw before pulling your needle?

Tourniquet, Tube, then Needle

500

You have a STAT cbc with diff in OB, STAT blood cultures in the ER which comes first?

STAT cbc comes first, then cultures

500

Sodium Hypochlorite

Bleach

500

Hematoma vs Thrombus

blood leaking from vessel underneath the skin/blood clot

500

Leaving the tourniquet on a patient's arm for an extended length of time before drawing blood may cause?

Hemoconcentration

500

Very small blood vessels connecting very small arteries and very small veins.

What are capillaries?

500

You go to draw a middle aged woman and she tells you she had a mastectomy on her right side. What do you do?

Go to her left arm, you are unable to use the right arm. 

500

Lactic, Ethanol, GTT testing

What is a gray top tube?

500

As a general rule, you should not stick the patient more than ___?

twice

600

Name order of the draw.

Blood cultures, blue top, red/gold top, green top, purple/pink top and gray

600

Name Capillary Order of Draw.

Blood cultures, Purple/pink, blue-gray, red/gold/tiger

600

Signs of localized infection

Pain, redness, swelling, pus, drainage, Heat/Hot to the touch

600

Phleb-

Vein

600

Where do you verify a patient who has been admitted to stay overnight in the hospital?

Their wristband

600

thromb

clot

600

Define: WBC, RBC, 

White blood cells / Red blood cells

600

Define POSTPRADIAL

AFTER a meal

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