chapter 16
chapter 15
chapter 13
chapter 1
chapter 2
100

permitted practices that one is allowed to perform

scope of practice

100

mandates labs be regulated using the same standards

CLIA-clinical laboratory improvement amendment

100

to cough up from deep within

expectorate

100

though to rid the body of impurities as far back as 1400bc

bloodletting

100

biological substance that can threaten human health

biohazards

200

technical skills

hard skills

200

subcategory of moderate complexity lab

PPMP-physician performed microscopic procedures

200
needed for all legal specimens

chain of custody

200

organization that set guidelines for all areas of the lab

CLSI-clinical laboratory standards institute

200

adjusting to perform a task safely for you & patient 

ergonomics

300

defining qualities or behaviors 

attributes-soft skills

300

this allows labs to perform waived tests

certificate of waiver

300

equipment used to check for fecal occult blood

guaic

300

someone that helps patients and may assist patient who may be confused or overwhelmed

patient advocate

300

name what class A & class D fires are

paper, cloth, wood

combustible metals

400

changes made by minorities in response to dominant culture

acculturation

400

blood not visible to the naked eye 

occult

400

urine for general health assesment

first morning void

400

site used for test that may not usually be done in POL

reference lab

400

internationally agreed upon system for communicating chemical hazards

GHS-globally harmonized system

500

due to diverse population in response to how patients respond to healthcare this organization formed

CLAS-culturally & linguistically appropriate standards 

500

3 manufacturers of ESR kits

wintrobe

westergren

modified westergren

500

swab done from the back of the nasal cavity

nasopharygeal swab

500

name 7 waived tests

venipuncture, strep, HCG

dermal puncture, microhematocrit

urine, glucose, FOBT,ESR

500

name all 4 quadrant color and category of NFPA 

red-fire, yellow reactivity or stability

blue-health, white-special hazard