cc1- LABORATORY L1 Flashcards

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1
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Used to improve the quality of the sample and accelerate sample processing.

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ADDITIVES

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2
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Order of draw:

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blood culture (if ordered, will always come first)
yellow
light blue
red (glass)
red (plastic)
SST or gold
green
PST or light green
lavender
pink
gray

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3
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Fibrinogen and other clotting factors are present since it is not used up because of the presence of an anticoagulant.

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PLASMA

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4
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AKA serum separator tube

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GOLD TOP

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5
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no anticoagulant but contains silica particles as clot activator.

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RED TOP (PLASTIC)

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6
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no anticoagulant and additive because the glass itself serves as a clot activator.

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RED TOP (glass)

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7
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allows bacteria to grow so that they can be cultured.

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Sodium Polyanethol Sulfonate (SPS)

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8
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separator gel that is present in GOLD TOP
- principle: upon centrifugation, the different specific gravity will
separate the components

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thrixotropic gel

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9
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LIGHT BLUE 2 CONCENTRATIONS:

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3.2% (0.105M) (preferred) and 3.8% (0.129M)

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10
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No anticoagulant but it has a separator gel

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GOLD TOP

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11
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LIGHT BLUE TOP
- means that it binds to
calcium or forms calcium salts to remove calcium.

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CHELATES CALCIUM

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12
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LIGHT BLUE
- Blood to anticoagulant ratio:

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9:1

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13
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Preferred anticoagulant for CC; best for blood gas studies, electrolyte studies

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HEPARIN

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14
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3 FORMS OF HEPARIN:

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LITHIUM, SODIUM, AMMONIUM

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14
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is the anticoagulant naturally found in the body, thus, it has the
least effect on chemistry tests.

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HEPARIN

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15
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AKA plasma separator
tube

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LIGHT GREEN TOP

16
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LAVENDER TOP: concentrations
- K2 EDTA or dipotassium EDTA (recommended because it preserves the cell morphology and provides stable microhematocrit result)

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PLASTIC (SPRAY-DRIED)

17
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LAVENDER TOP: concentrations
- K3 EDTA or tripotassium EDTA (commercial name: sequestrene)

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GLASS (LIQUID)

18
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What is the commercial name of K3 EDTA

19
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What is the commercial name of NA2 EDTA or DISODIUM EDTA?

20
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is the most potent clot activator; used in STAT chemistries because
the optimum clotting time is 5-10 mins.

21
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Serum/plasma that contains large amounts of bilirubin

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ICTERIC SAMPLE

22
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Serum/plasma contains large amounts of fats and lipids

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LIPEMIC SAMPLE

23
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3 MAJOR TYPES OF THERMOMETER

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  1. LIQUID-IN-GLASS
  2. ELECTRONIC THERMOMETER
  3. DIGITAL THERMOMETER
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- Most COMMON type for volumetric measurement
BOROSILICATE GLASS
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is calibrated to hold one exact volume of liquid (TC). The flask has a round, lower portion with flat bottom and a long, thin neck with an
VOLUMETRIC FLASK
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– designed to hold different volumes rather than one exact amount
ERLENMEYEK FLASK
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is determined in the same manner regardless of whether w/w, v/v, or w/v units are used.
PERCENT SOLUTION
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defined as the number of gram equivalent weights per 1 L of solution.
NORMALITY
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Expressed as the number of moles per 1 L of solution.
MOLARITY
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MODE OF ACTION : OXALATE
Oxalate prevents cutting by binding calcium
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MODE OF ACTION :SODIUM FLUORIDE
Sodium fluoride preserves glucose and inhibits bacterial growth
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MODE OF ACTION: 3.2 % buffered sodium citrate
Prevent coagulation by chelating calcium
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represents the ratio of concentrated or stock material to the volume or weight of the concentrate plus the volume of the diluent, with the units remaining the same.
DILUTION
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MODE OF ACTION: Silicon in RED TOPPED TUBE
Promotes Blood Clot
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MODE OF ACTION: SPS
Prevent coagulation by binding calcium
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MODE OF ACTION: Lithium Heparin
It inhibits thrombin formation to prevent clotting
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