Normal Range 4%-5.9% Fair Control 8%-9%
Good Control less than 7% Poor Control Greater than 9%
What are the lab values for a HGA1C
100
Distinguish normal/abnormal findings for each lab tests studied
What is one objective of this class?
100
Basilic
Cephalic
Median cubital
What are the three veins of the Antecubital fossa?
100
Pale yellow, straw-colored, or amber
What is the normal color of urine?
100
This proteins Level rise within 4 to 6 hours after MI.
Highest level in 10 to 24 hours after MI
Fall to normal levels within 10 days.
What is Troponin?
200
This electrolyte's lab values are Normal 3.5-5.5 mEq/L
Critical less than 2.5 greater than 8.
What is Potassium?
200
Patient waste in labeled “biohazard” bags
What is one of the standard precautions?
200
Another name for skin puncture
What is Capillary Puncture?
200
can introduce bacteria if not done correctly.
What is urine specimen obtained by catheter?
200
Small, oxygen-binding protein found in heart and skeletal muscles.
Traps oxygen within muscle cells, allowing the cells to produce the energy required for muscular contraction.
With injury is released into blood
What is myoglobin?
300
Low levels may be caused by
Poor nutrition
Liver disease
Burns
Crohn’s disease
Diabetes
What is Protein?
300
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
What is OSHA stand for?
300
Before testing, avoid foods (for 4 days) drugs (for 7 days) that may alter test results.
What is one of the Patient Prep for Fecal Occult Blood Test
300
First Morning
Random
Timed Collection
Double Voided
Culture and Sensitivity
Other Body Fluids
What is a type of urine specimen?
300
This cardiac test estimates a risk rather than disease and is also a routine part of preventive health care.
What is a cholesterol test?
400
High levels may indicate Dehydration
Decreased water intake
Water loss
Cushing syndrome
Diabetes insipidus, and/or excessive sweating.
What is Sodium?
400
Blood
Urine
Stool
Sputum
What are the four most commonly collected specimens?
400
The specimen is obtained with minimal discomfort or embarrassment.
What is one of the outcomes for collecting a stool sample?
400
- Collected directly from the bladder with a needle thru abdominal wall.
What is a Supra pubic urine specimen.
400
a non-specific test. It is used by a doctor to detect inflammation if there is a high suspicion of tissue injury or infection somewhere in the body, but the test cannot tell where the inflammation is or what condition is causing it.
What is C Reactive Protein?
500
Interpret laboratory values for the various tests and determine the nursing implications for patients across the life span in a healthcare setting.
What is the Student Learning Outcome for this class
500
a mix of arterial and venous blood
What is a skin puncture?
500
passes through the ureters and into the bladder.
What is urine?
500
The method used to obtain the specimen
The type of specimen sent
The characteristics of the urine
Any significant patient assessments
Record urine volume on intake and output record if appropriate
What is included in documentation of urine specimen collection?
500
Collected from many sources incl. tissue, blood, organ biopsies, urine, wound drainage, cervical secretions, sputum