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Phleb. Entrance Exa

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Coagulation Testing - is performed on ___________   show
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These studies are collected in tubes containing an _____________ _______, which preserves the coagulation factors.   show
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show Anticoagulant  
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show Clotting  
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Clotting disorders such as ____________ (patients blood does not clot) must also be monitored.   show
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show Clotting  
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-Common Coagulation Tests- Activated partial _____________________ time   show
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show Bleeding  
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show Factor  
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-Common Coagulation Tests-_________ and ______ degradation tests   show
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-Common Coagulation Tests-__________________ normalized ratio   show
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-Common Coagulation Tests-_______________ time   show
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-Common Coagulation Tests-____________ clotting time   show
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-Common Chemistry Tests & Panels-Most blood chemistry tests are performed on either _________ or _________   show
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show Serum Red Anticoagulants Separator  
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-Common Coagulation Tests-The blood is allowed to clot for about ___ minutes before the serum is separated by a _____________   show
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-Common Coagulation Tests-In blood chemistry test/panels plasma is collected with tubes that contain either ________ or ____________   show
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-Chemistry 7- To assess basic ______ function; General _______________ screen/ ______ panel   show
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___________ Panel - To check for diabetes which is indicated by elevated levels of glucose   show
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show Fasting Blood Sugar  
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Glucose Panel - 2-Hour ______________ glucose   show
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Glucose Panel - Glucose ______________ Test (GTT)   show
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Glucose Panel - _______ Hemoglobin (_____)   show
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To evaluate levels of ions in the blood, which indicate various conditions   show
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show Potassium, Chloride, Sodium, Bicarbonate  
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To assess liver health/function enzymes and bilirubin   show
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Which function panel tests Alkaline Aminotransferase (ALT)? 2   show
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Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST)   show
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To assess kidney health/function enzymes and bilirubin   show
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Blood use nitrogen (BUN)   show
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show Renal Function Panel 2  
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show Renal Function Panel 3  
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Phosphorus and Calcium   show
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show Renal Function Panel 5  
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show Renal Function Panel 6  
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To assess risk of heart disease   show
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Cholesterol   show
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show Coronary Risk Panel 2  
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show Coronary Risk Panel 3  
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Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)   show
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Myocardial Infarction (MI) Screen   show
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AST   show
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CK isoenzymes   show
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Troponin   show
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To assess risk of cardiac event or stroke   show
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show Lipid Panel 2  
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show Lipid Panel 3  
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LDL and HDL   show
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List the standard phlebotomy cart/tray contains the following blood collection equipment   show
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show Disinfect it  
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What is an alternative if a patient is allergic to latex?   show
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Which pair of gloves have been proven to prevent transmission of infectious diseases?   show
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show Nitrile  
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A sharp needle will have a smooth entry into the skin with minimum pain to the patient.   show
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show Bevel  
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show Shaft  
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What is the range length of venipuncture needles?   show
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show Shorter needles  
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Which needle is easier to manipulate?   show
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show Lumen  
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The diameter of the lumen; needle packs are color-coded for easy identification   show
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show 16  
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show 23  
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Which two gauges are used for adult patients who gets "routine blood samples"   show
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Place where the needle attaches to the collecting tube or syringe   show
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For most blood collection   show
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show Double-ended Evacuation  
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show Retractable sleeve  
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show in  
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Multi-Sample Needle - the __________ sleeve keeps the blood from leaking onto or into the tube holder while changing tubes   show
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Patients with small or fragile veins benefit most from the use of a syringe because the vacuum of the collection tube is likely to cause the vein to collapse   show
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show Safety syringe needles 2  
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Safety syringe comes in a variety of sizes but the most common needle used is a __ gauge that is an inch long   show
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Used for venipuncture or small and or fragile veins such as in the hands, in pediatric and or elderly patients and for patients with circulation conditions/problems (PVD, Raynaud's disease, etc)   show
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The butterfly needle allows greater _________ in placing and manipulating where the phlebotomist wants to draw the patients blood   show
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What is the most common gauge used for winged string? (1/2 - 3/4 of an inch long)   show
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show butterfly-shaped  
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Winged infusion sets (butterfly needles) is connected to flexible _____ tubing & with the proper _______, can be connected to an __________ tube.   show
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Most butterfly needles (winged infusion sets) are now designed to be used with _____________________ tubes   show
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show Needle Adapter  
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A needle adapter is a translucent plastic cylinder with one small end that accepts the needle, while the other end has a wide opening that accepts the ________________ tube   show
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show sizes fit  
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To ensure a proper connection between the needle and the tube, adapters have a tube advancement mark indicating how far a tube can be pushed _______________ ______________ the vacuum.   show
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Evacuated tubes can be used with both the _______________ tube system and with the ______________ method of obtaining blood specimens.   show
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show Evacuated Tubes  
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show Directly  
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show Transferring  
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syringe needle is simply pushed through the top of the tube, and the blood is automatically pulled into the tube system because of the ______.   show
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show Hemolysis  
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What are the three components that are required in a Evacuated Tube System?   show
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show Vacuum Aspirates  
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The evacuated tubes fill with blood automatically because of __________ that exists inside the tube.   show
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The amount of vacuum is pre-measured so that the tube will draw a precise amount of blood; a tube that has lost its vacuum will ____ fill with blood   show
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_______-________ evacuation tubes aid the phlebotomist in ensuring that the physician's prescription is followed.   show
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show Type of blood draw Additive in the tube Specimen to be tested  
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The colored tube tops are either _____ rubber stoppers or rubber stoppers with ___________ _____   show
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The plastic top minimizes the chance of an __________ spray when the top is removed.   show
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show Inside Centrifuge  
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The exception to plastic tubes is ____-topped glass tubes, which are used only for _______ collection and contain ___ additives; they come in various sizes ranging from 2-15mL.   show
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show tube  
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show age of the patient amount of blood needed for the test size and condition of the patient's vein  
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show 1mL to 10mL or more  
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Some evacuation tubes are coated on the inside with silicon to help prevent destruction of ____   show
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show sticking  
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show activation  
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Evacuated tubes may or may not contain _____________.   show
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show clot serum  
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Many tubes are specifically designed to-be used directly with ______________, _______________, or ______________________ instrumentation.   show
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Except for the ___ topped glass tube, which has ___ additives, all tubes contain at least one additive.   show
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Tube Additives include ____________________, ____ __________________, ______________________ gel to separate components, ________________ and _______________ of various cellular reactions to maintain the integrity of the specimen.   show
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Any tube containing an additive must be __________ and _____ immediately after removal from the needle adapter into the evacuated tube   show
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Turning the tube over and then back equals _____ inversion   show
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Prevent clotting (coagulation) sodium or potassium ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) binds calcium, which will inhibit coagulation of the blood   show
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Other additives that bind calcium are _____________ __________, ______________ __________, sodium ________________ _________________ (SPS)   show
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____________ inhibits clotting by preventing the conversion of prothrombin to thrombin   show
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show Potassium Oxalate  
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show Clot Activators  
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show Clotting  
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Clot activators may be adhered to the _____ of the tube   show
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Phlebotomist should invert the tube at least _______ times to make sure the drawn sample has come in contract with the activator   show
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show Thixotropic Gel  
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Thixotropic gel - As a result when patient's blood is drawn and centrifuged the thixotropic gel turns to ________ and moves between the lower cell layer and the upper serum or plasma layer   show
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show Hardens  
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show one  
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The same multi-sample needles can be used to fill multiple tubes for the same patient but precautions must be taken to ensure that material from an earlier tube is not ________________ to a later tube thus contaminating the sample   show
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The ____________ and _______________ __________________ _________________ has developed a set of standards for proper order of draw the order of draw is the same for syringe draws   show
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show Accepted standard of care  
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use precautions with patients known to have a serious illness that can be transmitted through airborne droplets   show
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an allergic reaction to skin allergen contract   show
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show Analyte  
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show Ancillary blood glucose test  
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area inside the elbow where the best veins for blood draw are located   show
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Additives that prevent blood from clotting   show
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show Autologous Donation  
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show Basilic Vein  
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show Bleeding Time (BT) Test  
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show Blood-borne pathogens  
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The presence of antigens on the surface of red blood cells (RBCs)   show
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Artery in the antecubital fossa   show
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show Butterfly or Winged infusion set needle  
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Small tube use for hematocrit tests   show
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Act of separating components of a sample based on density by using a machine that spins a sample at very high rate of speed   show
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show Cephalic vein  
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show Chemistry Panel  
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Additives that stimulate clotting   show
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Clotting   show
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show Complete Blood Count (CBC)  
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Used when a patient is known or suspected to have a serious illness that may be spread by direct contact   show
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show Differential (diff)  
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show Droplet precautions  
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metal filing used to mix blood with additives in small tubes   show
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Patient Privacy Act   show
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Determines the percentage of the blood volume that is RBCs   show
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show Hematoma  
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Increase in the ratio of formed elements in the plasma usually caused by leaving the tourniquet on too long   show
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show Hemoglobin (Hgb)  
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show Destruction of RBCs  
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The process by which the body stops blood from leaking out of a wound   show
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show Heparin or Saline lock  
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Monitors and evaluates the quality of patient care; institution will lose Medicare funding if it has not been accredited by JCAHO   show
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show Luer Adapter  
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show Lumen  
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Provide information on chemicals their hazards and procedures for cleanup and first aid   show
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prominent vein in antecubital fossa; first choice for blood draw   show
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show Microcollection Tube "bullet"  
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Large glass capillary tube   show
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show Multi-sample needle  
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show Needle adapter  
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show occluded  
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Regulates safety in the workplace   show
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A prescribed sequence in which tubes with different additives should be filled during a multi-tube collection   show
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probing and feeling   show
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infectious organism   show
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gowns, masks, respirators, face shields, shoe covers and gloves   show
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show petechiae  
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show Phagocytosis  
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show Phlebotomy  
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show plasma  
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policies and procedures designed to ensure the delivery of high-quality patient care and specimen analysis   show
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show reflux  
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show serum  
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needles, lancets, broken glass, and other sharp items   show
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show Standard precautions  
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A request for immediate attention and processing   show
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an instrument used to inject or withdraw fluids it is a simple piston pump consisting of a plunger that fits tightly in a tube; open end of the syringe may by fitted with a hypodermic needle a nozzle or tubing   show
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removal of blood (blood letting) as part of a treatment for a disorder   show
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an inert additive used to separate cells from plasma during centrifuging   show
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clot formation in a blood vessel   show
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placed on a needle adapter to indicate how far the tube can be pushed in without losing vacuum pressure   show
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