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Phlebotomy 2010
Vocabulary Definitions
Question | Answer |
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ACCESSIONING | NUMERICAL ORDERING SYSTEM THAT ASSIGNS A UNIQUE NUMBER FOR PATIENTS IDENTIFICATION |
AEROBIC | REQUIRES OXYGEN TO SURVIVE;MICROORGANISMS WHICH REQUIERS OXYGEN TO SURVIVE |
AGGLUTINATION | PROCESS OF CLUMPING TOGETHER |
ALBUMIN | THE MOST PLENTIFUL PROTEIN IN PLASMA |
ALLERGY | SENSITIVITY TO VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS |
ANAEROBIC | SURVIVES WITHOUT AIR |
ANASTOMOSIS | THE POINT WHICH TWO HOLLOW OF TUBULAR STRUCTURES UNIFY ( CONNECTION POINT OF VEINS OR ARTERIES) |
ANEMIA | WITHOUT RBC;A CONDITION INDICATING THE NORMAL NUMBER OF RBC'S IS REDUCED |
ANEURYSM | A LOCALIZED WEAKNESS IN WALLS OF BLOOD VESSELS, USUALLY ARTERIES, INDICATED BY AN ABNORMAL DILATION FOR THE BLOOD VESSEL WALLS |
ANGELOLOGY | THE SCIENCE; OR THE STUDY OF BLOOD VESSELS AND LYMPHATIC |
ANTECUBITAL FOSSA | AREA AROUND THE ELBOW; THE MOST COMMON SITE TO PERFORM A VENIPUNCTURE |
ANTIBACTERIAL | WILL DESTROY OR SUPPRESS THE REPRODUCTION OF BACTERIA |
ANTIBOIOTIC | WILL DESTROY OR WEAKEN BACTERIA |
ANTIBODY | A PROTEIN PRODUCED IN PLASMA CELLS IN LYMPTH TISSUE OF THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM; THESE PROTEINS REACT WITH THE NEUTRALIZED FOREIGN SUBSTANCES |
ANTICOAGULANT | AN ADDICTIVE (CHEMICAL) THAT PREVENTS BLOOD CLOTTING |
ANIGEN | FOREIGN PROTEIN INTRODUCED INTO THE BODY WHICH CAUSE ANTIBODIES TO BE PRODUCED |
ANTIMICROBIAL | WILL DESTROY OR SUPPRESS THE REPRODUCTION OF MICROBES |
AORTA | LARGEST ARTERY IN THE BODY |
APATHY | LACK OF FEELING/EMOTION |
APNEA | temporary halting of breathing |
ARTERIOLE | THE SMALL BRANCH OF AN ARTERY THAT LEADS INTO A CAPILLARY |
ARTERIOSCLEROSIS | HARDING OF THE ARTERY |
ARTERY | BLOOD VESSEL THAT CARRIES OXYGENATED BLOOD AWAY FROM THE HEART; CAN FEEL A PULSE |
ASEPSIS | STERILE CONDITIONS |
ASEPTIC | FREE OF MICROORGANISMS CAPABLE OF CAUSING INFECTION OR CONTAMINATION |
ATRIA | THE UPPER RECEIVERS CHAMBERS OF THE HEART |
BACTERIA | SINGLE CELL ORGANISM , MICROSCOPIC |
BACTERIOLOGY | THE STUDY OF BACTERIA |
BACTERIOSTATIC | THAT WHICH INHIBITS OR RETARDS BACTERIAL GROWTH |
BASILIC VEIN | VEIN FOUND ON THE LITTLE FINGER SIDE OF ARM; INNER SIDE OF UPPER ARM |
BLOOD CULTURE | BLOOD TEST TO DETERMINE PRESENCE OF BACTERIAL ORGANISMS |
BRACHIAL ARTERY | ARTERY LYING BENEATH THE BASILICA VEIN IN THE ARM |
BUFFY COAT | THE THIN LAYER OF WBC'S AND PLATELETS WHICH FORM BETWEEN THE LIQUID AND RBC LAYER IN A TUBE |
CAPILLARY | SMALLEST BLOOD VESSEL LINK ARTERIOLES AND VENULES; WHERE EXCHANGE OF GAS OCCURS |
CARCINOMA | CANCEROUS GROWTH OR MALIGNANT TUMOR OCCURRING IN EPITHELIAL TISSUES |
CARDIOLOGY | STUDY OF THE HEART |
CARDIOVASCULAR | PERTAINING TO THE HEART AND BLOODVESSELS |
CAROTID | A MJOR ARTERY IN THE NECK LEADING TO THE BRAIN |
CARRIER | PERSON WHO SPREADS INFECTION TO OTHERS, BUT SHOWS NO SYMPTOMS |
CENTRAL VENOUS PRESSURE | THE PRESSURE OR THE BLOOD RETURNING TO THE RIGHT ATRIUM THROUGH THE SUPERIOR VENA CAVA |