Kubler Ross
In this stage of grief, the person may cry and feel helpless.
What is depression?
This blood tube is always drawn first if it is ordered.
What is the yellow tube or blood culture tube?
COPD is a disease of which organ?
What are the lungs?
These types of questions allow the medical assistant to gather more details from the patient regarding their chief complaint? Open-ended or closed-ended questions?
What are open-ended questions?
In this stage of grief, people can't believe this is happening to them.
What is denial?
Which color tube will always be drawn last?
what is the gray tube?
Somebody with renal failure has disease of which organ?
kidneys
This type of information is from the subject's perception of what they are feeling.
What is subjective information?
In this stage of grief, the person may be begging for things to change. They may also make an agreement such as I will give up drinking if my liver will go back to normal.
What is bargaining?
This pneumonic (saying or phrase) helps you remember the correct order of draw.
What is Young Boys Rarely Get Lovely Girls?
Somebody with kidney disease needs to limit their intake of these minerals. Must get 2 of 3
What is salt, phosphorus and potassium?
This type of information is from what can be observed from the MA and others.
What is objective information?
In this stage of grief, the person may be irritable and yell.
What is anger?
What is the correct order of draw if your patient has been ordered labs that require a lavender, green and red tube?
What is red, green and lavender?
These hair like projections move microbes up and out of the airways.
What are cilia?
Asking information from the patient in front of others in the waiting room is a violation of what law?
In this stage of grief the person begin to plan for a future without that person.
What is acceptance?
This is the color on the tubes that have EDTA used as an anticoagulant.
What is lavender?
This organelle of the cell has a central role in energy production for the cell and the body.
What is mitochondria?
This is the primary reason a person is seeing a provider today.
What is the chief complaint?