LC4 Flashcards

1
Q

dedicated area of a medical laboratory or clinic equipped for performing phlebotomy procedures

A

Blood Drawing Station

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2
Q

should be comfortable for the patient and have adjustable armrests to achieve proper positioning of either arm

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Phlebotomy Chairs

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3
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3 Types of Phlebotomy Chairs

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  1. Standard
  2. Extra Wide - for big patients or for patients who are with a child
  3. Reclining - for patients who are about to faint
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4
Q

where you perform venipuncture for infants

A

Infant Blood Draw Stations

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5
Q

for emergency patients that are 6-12 years old

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Papoose Board

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6
Q

to position arm for stability and to make them comfortable

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Phlebotomy Wedge

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7
Q

makes collection portable and used when patient cannot come to the laboratory

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Equipment Carriers

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8
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equipment carrier used for stat cases

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Handheld Carriers

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9
Q

usually utilized for early-morning phlebotomy rounds

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Phlebotomy Carts

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10
Q

contains equipment for extraction and can be called as tackle box or phlebotomy kit

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Phlebotomy collection tray

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11
Q

Gloves approved to be used for phlebotomy

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  1. non-sterile
  2. disposable latex
  3. nitrile
  4. neoprene
  5. polyethylene
  6. vinyl
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12
Q

used to cleanse the site

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Alcohol Prep Pads

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13
Q

applied to the site to prevent microorganisms from contaminating the blood sample

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Iodine

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14
Q

used to hold pressure over the site following blood collection procedures

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Gauze Pads

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15
Q

used to prevent sepsis

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Antiseptics

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16
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Antiseptics commonly used in Phlebotomy

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  1. 70% isopropyl alcohol
  2. Alcohol Pads
  3. Povidone Iodine
  4. Pre-moistened pads or sponges containing 70% alcohol
  5. Chlorhexidine gluconate
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17
Q

used in killing microorganisms on surfaces on instruments

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Disinfectants

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18
Q

Sodium Hypochlorite Dilution

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For spill clean up procedures, 1:10; 10 mins
For disinfectant used in venipuncture, 1:100; airdry

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19
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used to cover a blood collection site after bleeding has stopped

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Adhesive Bandages

20
Q

used to make blood films for hematology determinations

A

Glass Slide

21
Q

used needles, lancets and other sharp objects must be disposed here

A

Sharps Container

22
Q

Characteristics of a Sharps Container

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  1. Red and has a biohazard symbol
  2. Rigid
  3. Puncture-resistant
  4. Leakproof
  5. Disposable
  6. Locking Lids
23
Q

used for skin puncture among infants and increases their capillary circulation

A

Tissue warmers

24
Q

used to inspect an organ by passing light through its walls

A

Transillumination

25
Q

leakproof plastic bags used to transport blood and other specimens from the collection site to the laboratory

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Biohazard Bag

26
Q

device applied or tied around a patient’s arm prior to venipuncture to restrict blood flow

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Tourniquet

27
Q

used for withdrawing samples; sterile and single use only

A

Needles

28
Q

Gauge for adults

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20”-23”

29
Q

Needles for blood bag units

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Gauge 16 and 18

30
Q

indicated by a number that is related to the diameter of the lumen

A

Gauge

31
Q

Parts of a Needle

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  1. Hub - end attaches to blood collection device
  2. Shaft - long cylindrical portion
  3. Bevel - end that pierces vein
  4. Lumen/Bore - internal space
32
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Three Types of Phlebotomy Needles

A
  1. Multi-Sample - double pointed; for ETS
  2. Hypodermic needles - blood transferred to evacuated tube
  3. Winged Infusion Set - for collecting from small or difficult veins
33
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Characteristics of a Winged Infusion Set

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  • 1/2 to 3/4 inch stainless needles
  • 23 to 25 gauge
  • 5-12 inch tubing
34
Q

Parts of Syringe System

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Syringe Needle, Luerlock tip, Barrel, Plunger

35
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Parts of ETS

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Needle, Safety shield, Holder, Evacuated Tube

36
Q

closed system in which patient’s blood flows through a needle inserted into a vein and directly to a collection tube without being exposed to the air

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Evacuated Tube System

37
Q

clear, plastic, disposable cylinder with a small threaded opening at one end where needle is screwed and large opening on the other end is where collection tube is placed

A

Evacuated Tube Holder

38
Q

premeasured vacuum and may contain additives

A

Evacuated Collection Tubes

39
Q

any substance placed within a tube other than the tube stopper

A

Additive

40
Q

reason why evacuated tubes are filled with blood automatically

A

Vacuum

41
Q

called an underfilled tube

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partial draw or short draw

42
Q

Difference of Solid and Translucent Caps

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Solid Caps - Regular Vacuum
Translucent Caps - Reduced Vacuum

43
Q

for clearing or discard purposes

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Non-additive Tubes

44
Q

rubber stopper covered by a plastic shield to protect lab personnel from blood drops

A

Stoppers

45
Q

sterile, disposable, sharp-pointed or bladed instrument that either punctures or makes an incision in the skin to obtain capillary blood specimens for testing

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Lancets

46
Q

disposable, narrow-bore plastic or plastic-clad glass capillary tubes that fill by capillary action

A

Capillary Tubes and Sealant