intro to clinical lab
types of CLIA certificates?
what are waiver,registration,compliance,accreditation,PPMP?
physical hazards
what are elecitrical,fire,physical chemical hazards?
hearts location
whats in the center of the thorax at a diagonal slant?
order of draw
what are yellow sterile,light blue ,red ,green /light green,lavender /pink,grey
department that uses blood culture bottles
what is microbiology?
clinical pathology
what is analysis of blood,body fluids and tissues?
Mutagenic
what is it when a chemical hazard causes birth defects?
Function of heart
what transports O2 and nutrients to cells?
types of specimens
what is whole blood ,plasma,serum?
layer on blood smear viewed for counting
what is the monolayer?
proficiency testing
what is it called when "unknown" samples are given in intervals to check lab performance
NFPA label
blue-health hazard
red-fire hazard
yellow -instability
white-specific hazard
components if cardiovascular system
what system is composed of the heart,arteries ,veins,capillaries,blood,lymph
when should you set the safety device on needle?
you label the pts name
what goes on the frosted side of the slide?
CLIA '88
Clinical laboratory Improvement Amendments
1970 OSHA act
what protects workers from illness ,injury and death
Structure of heart
what has pericardium,epicardium,myocardium,endocardium
lavender tube
what tube for hematology has whole blood and EDTA
intentional removal of blood to lower rbc
what is therapeutic phlebotomy?
3 levels of complexity
what is waived ,moderate ,and high
chemical hazards
what are flammable,toxic,caustic,carcinogenic,mutagenic,radioactive?
septum of heart
what divides heart into left and right portions?
what are silicone ,anti-coagulants,anti-glycolytic agents,clot activators ,and thixotropic gel