collection methods Flashcards

1
Q

what is the safest method of collection

A

vacutainer method or vacuum (evacuated tube)

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2
Q

what does vacutainer method involve

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tube, double sided needle, and a plastic holder

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3
Q

how does vacutainer method work

A

blood flows directly into tube which limits contact of blood, blood stops on own, tube has fill line.

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4
Q

before removing needle make sure

A

tube is full

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5
Q

When is butterfly method used

A

when patient has fragile,or small veins (pg 58)

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6
Q

when patients veins are bigger use a

A

syringe

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7
Q

syringe and hypodermic needle

A

-syringe and hypodermic needle
-When using syringe always break seal by pulling slightly back on the plunger
-Make sure it has no air before inserting it into vein
-Always use a transfer device to transfer the blood from the syringe to the tubes

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8
Q

vacutainer and syringe gauge are

A

21-22

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9
Q

butterfly gauge

A

23 guage

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10
Q

higher the guage

A

smaller the needle

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11
Q

what should you always do in front of the patient

A

open all needles and syringes

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12
Q

What should the bevel always be when performing a venipuncture in antecubital region

A

always be up

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13
Q

what angle should u insert needle

A

15-30 degrees; deeper vein greater the angle, do not exceed more than 30 degrees

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14
Q

if the needle is inserted more than 30 degrees what happens

A

nerve injury

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15
Q

how many degrees should u insert needle in dorsal hand blood collection

A

10 degrees; shallower angle because of the amount of tendons and nerves in hand

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16
Q

insertion of venipuncture should be

A

quick and smooth

17
Q

leaking around tissues

A

hematoma

18
Q

additives/ anticoagulants

A

preserve life and metabolism of rbc

19
Q

additives cannot

A

be substituted for one another

20
Q

types of anticoagulants

A

oxalates, citrates,edta, heparin

21
Q

oxalates, citrates, edta, heparin

A

remove calcium and forming; cannot be used in calcium determination

22
Q

what are frequently used in coagulation blood studies

A

citrates

23
Q

What is edta

A

used for platelet counts and platelet function tests

24
Q

heparin is used in

A

is used in assays such as ammonia and plasma hemoglobin, prevents blood clotting by inactivating blood clotting chemicals:thrombin and factor x

25
Q

Why is order of draw so important

A

false elevations can occur if u dont follow order of dra

26
Q

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