Introduction to Phlebotomy Flashcards

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1
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phlebos mean

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vein

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2
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temnein means

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cut open

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3
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during this era, they let the people bleed out and they use bloody procedures (more ruthless than now)

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stone age

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4
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during the middle ages (1210) they used phlebotomy

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barber surgeons

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5
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barber symbols represent?

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red - blood
white - tourniquet
pole - stick to assist in dilating arteries and veins

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6
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instruments used during historical period

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blood-letting fleam

bleeding bowls

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7
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2 ancient methods of blood-letting

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venesection

cupping

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8
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most common ancient phlebotomy method

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venesection

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9
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venesection used this process of cutting veins open to eliminate bad blood and reduce fever

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lancing

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10
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cupping is called ___ nowadays

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ventosa

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11
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an ancient phlebotomy process where they heat cups and put it on the back after cutting blades on area

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cupping

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12
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was the first president of the US who had throat infection and had to bleed out more than 9 pints of blood in less than 24 hours which led to his death

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George Washington

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13
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when was the golden era of scientist

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Mid 19th century

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14
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he invented pasteurization, sterilization, fermentation, and vaccines for anthrax and rabies

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Louis Pasteur

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he traced the cholera outbreak in London by researching the contaminated water in Broad Street pump

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John Snow

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16
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Foundational philosopher of Nursing

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Florence Nightingale

17
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He discovered the ABO blood system and major blood group

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Karl Landsteiner

18
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today, blood-letting is no longer therapeutic but used for

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diagnostic purposes

19
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scientific name of leeches

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Hirudo Medicinalis

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scientific name of leeches

20
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problems of leeches

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they get full easily and has to be replaced every hour

21
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excessive production of RBC; sometimes blood is stick which makes it hard to travel and forms unnecessary blood clots

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polycythemia vera

22
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too much iron in body

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hereditary hemochromatosis

23
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they represent the laboratory

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they collect blood and have direct contact with patient
phlebotomist
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2 types of phlebotomist
centralized and decentralized
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only phlebotomist can collect blood
centralized phlebotomy
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why do centralized phlebotomist start at 4:30 AM?
because of fasting patients
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anyone who has phlebotomy training can collect blood
decentralized phlebotomy
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future phlebotomy technologies
infrared vein finder | robotic phlebotomist
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three phases of the testing process
pre-examination, examination, post-examination
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most preferred type of phlebotomy
centralized
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Laboratory personnels
``` pathologist chief medical technologist medical technologist medical laboratory technician phlebotomist histotechnologist cytotechnologist ```
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head of laboratory
pathologist
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assist medical technologists and also handles schedules
chief medical tehcnologist
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under supervision of medical technologist
medical laboratory technician
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prepares body tissue samples | they freeze, cut, mount, and stain tissues
histotechnologists
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they examine cells to detect signs of cancer cells
cytotechnologists