What is because of the rapid turnaround time? They enable prompt medical decisions.
200
This is what H & H stands for.
What is Hemoglobin and Hematocrit?
200
This particular test checks for heart damage.
What is Troponin T?
200
A blood pH of greater than 7 is considered this.
What is alkaline/basic?
200
An H & H can be found in this test.
What is a CBC?
300
This is the purpose for EQC.
What is to test the electronics, the internal and analyte circuits of the instrument?
300
This is what PT INR stands for.
What is Prothromin Time and International normalized Ratio?
300
These 4 test are found in a Lipid Panel.
What are HDL, LDL, Cholesterol, and Triglycerides?
300
These are 3 types of specimens used for POCT testing.
What are uncentrifuged blood, saliva, or urine?
300
If you run your control material and you don't get the number you are supposed to. This must be done to the machine.
What is Calibrate?
400
These are 4 of the 6 Hematology Parameters.
What are platelet count, hemoglobin, hematocrit, WBC count, RBC count, and platelet aggregation?
400
Tis is how insulin works in our bodies.
What is Insulin is released into the blood stream after meals. It causes the glucose to be absorbed from the blood into the body tissues where it is used as energy.
400
This test aids in diagnosing CHF.
What is a BNP?
400
This is what PFA stands for.
What is Platelet Function Assay?
400
This drug is monitored with the test PT INR.
What is Coumadin?
500
This is how a control is used.
What is it has a known value. The instrument should read that value, if not the instrument should be calibrated to that value?
500
These are 4 alternate terms used for direct laboratory services.
What are POCT, Decentralized laboratory testing, On-site testing, alternate site testing, near patient testing, patient focused testing, bedside testing?
500
These are 6 frequently used point of care test listed on pg. 445.
What is pg 445?
500
These are 4 medications that a patient should stay away from before having a bleeding time test performed.
What are aspirin, salicylates, streptokinase, dextran, ethyl alcohol, mithramycin?