Pre-Analytical Phase Testing Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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ideal in establishing reference range; most stable and optimal time of collecting blood from the px

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Basal State - after 12 hrs of fasting/exercise

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2
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impaired circulation and therefore yield erroneous test results

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Burns, Scars, Tattoo

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3
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puncturing damaged veins may produce inaccurate results
*sclerosed
*thrombin

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Damaged Veins
hardened
clotted

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3
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caused by accumulation of fluid in tissue; fluid from IV infiltrates tissues

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Edema

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4
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mass of blood leaking from blood vessel following venipuncture

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Hematoma

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5
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surgical breast removal

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Masectomy

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6
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obstruction of normal lymph flow

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Lymphostasis

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7
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impaired lymph flow makes arm susceptible to swelling

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Lymphedema

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8
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most commonly placed in radial artery to provide accurate measurement of patient’s blood pressure

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Arterial line

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9
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permanent surgical connection of an artery and vein; used for dialysis

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Arteriovenous Shunt/Fistula/Graft

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10
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used to avoid the use of needle-sticks, prevent infections; collect blood from arterial/central venous catheter

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Blood-sampling device

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11
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IV catheter to provide access for administering medication or drawing blood

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Heparin/Saline Lock

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12
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inserted in vein to administer fluids; how to collect blood in an IV line?

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Intravenous Sites
Collect blood below IV line; Stop IV line for 2 mins

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13
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indwelling lines; tubings inserted to the vein/artery used for blood collection, medication

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Central Vascular Access Devices (CVADs)

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14
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known as “central lines”, inserted into large vein into superior vena cava

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Central Venous Catheter lines

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15
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surgically implanted disk-shaped chamber; placed on upper chest below collarbone

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Implanted Port

16
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flexible tube inserted into veins of extremities

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Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC)

17
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condition appearance of small red spots due to prolonged tourniquet

18
Q

results from blood loss due to blood draw

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Iatrogenic Anemia

19
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when blood is filling up the tube rapidly; formation of hematoma

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Inadvertent arterial puncture

20
Q

If failed venipuncture on first attempt, what to do?

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opposite site, use butterfly/syringe on second attempt
*if unsuccessful, ask another phlebotomists

21
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increase number formed elements in RBC results from decrease in plasma volume caused by tourniquet

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Hemoconcentration

22
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consciousness due to lack of oxygen in the brain

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Syncope (fainting)

23
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abnormal vascular condition which thrombus develop within vessel of body

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inflammation of vein accompanied by clot result of trauma to vessel wall
Thrombophlebitis
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rupture of RBC resulting release of hemoglobin circulation
Hemolysis
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angle for venipuncture
15-30° intravenous (25°)
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Afferent TAT Pretest phase Test phase Efferent TAT
*Specimen Collection, Receipt at Lab, Testing *Specimen Collection, Receipt at Lab *Receipt at Lab, Testing *Testing, Result received by clinic, Result received by patient
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routine blood collection must reach within delivery time limits
45 MINS
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apparatus used to separate cells, plasma/serum of blood specimens
Centrifuge
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depressed hematocrit elevated hematocrit
Anemia Polycythemia
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Layers of Spun Hematocrit
Fatty layers Plasma - proteins Buffy coat - wbc, platelets Hematocrit - rbc
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portion of sample taken for chemical analysis; prepared for multiple test on single specimen *specimens with different anticoagulants should not be put in the same aliquot tube.
Aliquot specimen
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act requires protective equipment worn when processing equipment
OSHA ACT RA 11058
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presence of excessive amounts of lipid particles in the blood
Lipemic
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there is a high level of bilirubin in the blood
Icteric/Jaundice