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Preanalytical Considerations

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which of these tests are most affected if the patient is not fasting   show
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show thrombosed  
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show site may bleed excessively  
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show edema  
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a patient has several short lengths of IV-type tubing protruding ffron his chest. This is most likesly a/an;   show
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show filling the tube stopper end first  
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show discontinue the draw and attempt collection at another site  
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show leaving the tourniquet on over 1 minte  
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show the vacuum escaped  
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most test result reference ranges are values for   show
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an arm that is paralyzed   show
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a bariatric phlebotomy chair is designed for individuals who are   show
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test reuslts within this range are said to be within normal limits   show
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refers to the resting metabolic state of the body early in the morning after fasting approximately   show
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show age  
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RBC and WBC values are normally higher newborns than in   show
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show dehidration  
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show hemoconcentration  
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abnormally increased blood lipids content is called   show
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show 4 to 24 hours prior to the test  
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which of the following test is affected the most if collected from a crying infant   show
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a hematoma may result from   show
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results of this test have a direct correlation with the patients age   show
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show distal to the hematoma  
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a patients arm is in anatomical position. there appears to be a loop under the skin between the wrist and the elbow. you feel a buzzing sensation when you touch it. what you are most likely feeling is   show
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show quickly release the tourniquet and remove the needle  
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a patient has had a mastectomy on the left side and has an IV midway down the right arm. where is the best place to perform a venipuncture   show
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blood loss t a point where life cannot be sustained is called   show
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a specimens that would most likely be rejected for testing   show
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show the blood spurts into the tube  
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circadian   show
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show diurnal/circadian  
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drugs that interfere with urine test should be avoided for   show
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also called icterus is a condition characterized by increased bilirubin a breakdown of red blood cells in the blood   show
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show edema  
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a swelling or mass of blood that can be caused by blood leaking from the vessel during or following venipuncture   show
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show peripheral veins  
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a catheter that is placed in an artery, most connonly located in the radial artery of the wrist and typically used to provide accurate and continuous measurments of blood pressure   show
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show arteriovenous (AV) shunt  
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a dialysis shunt created by direct peranent fusion of the artery and vein is called   show
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the vain that can be seen under the skin is called a   show
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also called an indwelling line, consist of tubing inserted into a mian vein or artery   show
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show CVC (central venous line)  
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line inserted into the peripheral venous system and threaded into the central venous system   show
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sudden faintness caused by abrupt pain, stress or trauma is called   show
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used to describe an adverse condition brought on by the effects of treatment   show
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when RBC's are damaged or destroyed and the hemoglobin they contain escapes into the fluid portion   show
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