Vocabulary
Performing the draw
Complications
Urine
Acronyms
100
Hematology
What is the study of blood
100
The most commonly used antiseptic agent for phlebotomy
What is 70% Isopropyl alcholol
100
fluid leaking from the blood vessels and into the tissues
What is a hematoma
100
The most common urine specimen technique
What is random urine specimen
100
PT
What is Prothrombin time
200
Hemoglobin
What is the protein that carries oxygen in the erythrocyte
200
Amount of time a tourniquet can be left on
What is 60 seconds
200
Inflammation of a blood vessel
What is phlebitis
200
Technique needed for most accurate pregnancy testing
What is a first morning specimen
200
LFT
What is Liver Function Test
300
Plasma
What is clear, yellow liquid portion of blood
300
The angle of insertion
What is 15-30 degrees
300
"fainting" or "passing out"
What is syncope
300
Collection technique required for urine cultures
What is a clean catch specimen
300
CBC
What is Complete Blood Count
400
hemolysis
What is rupturing of erythrocytes
400
The first choice vein for blood draw
What is the median cubital vein
400
A common symptom of nausea, anxiety, and shock
What is diaphoresis
400
Length of time a urine specimen can be at room temperature and still be processed
What is 60 minutes
400
BMP
What is Basic Metabolic Panel
500
hemophilia
What is a disorder that causes blood to not coagulate at a wound or puncture site
500
Acceptable draw location for an arm with an IV
What is below the insertion site of the IV catheter
500
small red dots that appear on the skin and indicate bleeding from capillaries
What is petechiae
500
The average urine output daily for an adult
What is 1250 ml/day
500
OGTT
What is Oral Glucose Tolerance Test
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