EKG
When the atria are contracting
What is depolarization
Normal or abnormal HCT 10.5
what is abnormal
What tube contains heparin?
What is Green top
What is a small blade with a sharp point?
What is lancet
How long should clotted blood stand for before transport?
What is 30-45 minutes
What can a poorly attached electrode cause
What is wandering baseline
Chain of custody applies to which tests
What are drugs and alcohol
What is the meaning of Aliquot
Single specimen is divided into multiple tubes?
What is the hollow space inside a needle that determines size?
What is Lumen
What is a clia wave test?
What is a low level of risk and complication of test
What is atrial flutter
When the atrial tissue is firing at faster rate than ventricles
Term for movement of tympanic membrane which is affected by pressure?
What is Tympanometry
What color tube is always drawn first?
What is yellow
Average needle size of butter fly needle
What is 21-23 gauge
Who signs a chain of custody form?
What is everyone who handles the specimen
Which abnormal rhythm does not produce a pulse
What is Ventricular fibrillation
What should be included on a lab requisition form?
What is Insurance information
Which color comes first , green or lavender?
What is green
Which needle is larger; 22 or 18?
What is 18
Where should requisition form be placed in transport to outside lab?
What is- outside pocket with biohazard label
Which leads are unipolar?
What are AVR, AVF, AVL
What virus is associated with Mononucleosis?
What is Epstein Bar
What is the red top tube used for?
What is chemistry, blood bank, immunology
What is the preferred area for capillary collection on an infant?
what is the heal
What are instructions for fasting blood sugar?
What is NPO for 12 hours