Specimen Collection
Kidneys
Cardiac
blood
Miscellaneous
100

An FOB is a type of sample assessing for what?

Occult blood in the stool 

100

normal sodium value 

135-145

100

Normal Bicarbonate

22-26

100

Name the type of blood panel ordered to monitor hemoglobin and hematocrit

CBC

100

Type of blood panel ordered when assessing the liver

CMP

200

True or False

A urine sample should collected after a dose of antibiotics if a UTI is suspected

False

Collecting a urine after the start of antibiotics severely impacts it's legitimacy in providing data to support an infection 


200

What is the normal range for BUN? 

8-21

200

What would a sodium value of 156 do to blood pressure 

Elevate 

200

Normal range for Hgb

m 14-17

f 11-15

200

ALT, AST and alkaline phosphate are labs markers related to what

The liver 

300

Name one thing to educate your patient on when asking for a sputum sample

"There can not be any saliva in this"

"Try to contribute to this after using your nebulizer"

"Attempt to cover the bottom of the cup"


300

What diagnosis may one consider if the BUN/crt are high

AKI/dehydration

300

This electrolyte if outside of the normal range may cause arrhythmias

Potassium 

300

This lab value if elevated is indicative of an acute infection

WBC

300

Normal range for calcium

9-10.5

400

List the 4 items all specimen labels must include

Name

2nd identifier

Date/time of collection

Type of sample 

400

What is the normal value for creatinine 

0.6-1.2 (male)

0.5-1.0 (female) 

400

What lab value would you want to monitor for a patient on furosemide (Diuretic) 

Electrolytes 

400

When reviewing the EMR, you note that a patient's platelets are 40. What does this represent clinically?

Decreased ability to clot with any form of bleeding, especially risky for GI bleeds. 

400

What is a normal chloride 

97-107

500

What type of syringe is needed to get a urine sample from a indwelling foley cath

luer lock 

500

A patient presents with low h/h and elevated BUN. What does this most likely indicate?

an acute GI bleed

500

What lab value is used to help detect if a myocardial infarction has occurred? 

Troponin 

500

This part of the human body is where red and white blood cells are made

The bone marrow 

500

Neutrophils, lymphocytes are part of what

White blood cell differential