PHLEBOTOMY 2
問題一覧
1
What condition can be caused by the removal of lymphoid tissue as part of a mastectomy?
lymphederma
2
What is the recommended needle gauge for ar arterial puncture?
21 gauge
3
During an oral GTT, what is the patient allowed to consume?
water only
4
What is the approximate volume of a unit of donor blood?
400-500ML
5
When preparing blood smears at what degree should the spreader slide be?
25-30 degrees
6
How soon after collection must a urine sample be delivered to the laboratory?
can’t be left out form more than 1 hour
7
What type of specimen is tested in the diagnosis of meningitis?
csf
8
How many times should tubes with additives be inverted after collection?
8-10 times
9
Which of the following problems with a blood sample may be caused by extremes of temperature?
hemolysis
10
Blood levels of which of the following analytes are increased in congestive heart failure?
b type natriuretic peptide
11
Which group of Streptococcus bacteria is detectad by the rapid strep test?
group A
12
Quantitative methods used to monitor the quality of procedures to ensure accurate test results:
QC quality control
13
Which of the following medications causes a prolonged bleeding time?
aspirin
14
Anxiety can increase levels of which of the following hormones?
cortisol
15
When drawing blood, the usual standard of care is to perform a maximum of how many unsuccessful punctures before calling for assistance?
two
16
What is the term for medical information that is linked to a specific pacient?
PHI protected health info
17
Infants should not have greater than what percentage of their blood volume removed in a
24-hour period?
5%
18
the organization that mandates quality assurance programs
join comission
19
What is the medical term for fainting
syncope
20
What condition can be caused by the removal of lymphoid tissue as part of a mastectomy?
lymphedema
21
When you are unable to locate a vein after thoroughly examining a patient's arm, what step should be taken next?
examine the other arm for a vein
22
Which of the following tests is most seriously affected by hemolysis?
potassium
23
after 12 hours of fasting and abstention from strenuous exercise, the body is said to be in what state?
basal
24
What test is used to diagnose gestational diabetes?
oral glucose tolerance test
25
What is the term for a blood donation that is intended to be used later on the donor?
autologous donation
26
Which of the following conditions might be treated' with a therapeutic phlebotomy?
hemochromatosis
27
What is the common name for antibodies formed in response to an infection with Mycoplasma pneumoniae?
cold agglutinis
28
Which organ of the body creates urine?
kidney
29
A unique identifying number used for cataloging samples in the laboratory is referred to as what kind of number?
accesion number
30
What is the major safety risk in removing stoppers from blood collection tubes?
aerosols
31
Which of the following tests is most affected by glycolysis in the tube after collection?
glucose
32
Blood smears from EDTA specimens must be made within what time period after collection to prevent distortion of cell morphology?
within 1 hour of collection
33
Smaller portions of a specimen transferred into separate containers are called
aliquots
問題一覧
1
What condition can be caused by the removal of lymphoid tissue as part of a mastectomy?
lymphederma
2
What is the recommended needle gauge for ar arterial puncture?
21 gauge
3
During an oral GTT, what is the patient allowed to consume?
water only
4
What is the approximate volume of a unit of donor blood?
400-500ML
5
When preparing blood smears at what degree should the spreader slide be?
25-30 degrees
6
How soon after collection must a urine sample be delivered to the laboratory?
can’t be left out form more than 1 hour
7
What type of specimen is tested in the diagnosis of meningitis?
csf
8
How many times should tubes with additives be inverted after collection?
8-10 times
9
Which of the following problems with a blood sample may be caused by extremes of temperature?
hemolysis
10
Blood levels of which of the following analytes are increased in congestive heart failure?
b type natriuretic peptide
11
Which group of Streptococcus bacteria is detectad by the rapid strep test?
group A
12
Quantitative methods used to monitor the quality of procedures to ensure accurate test results:
QC quality control
13
Which of the following medications causes a prolonged bleeding time?
aspirin
14
Anxiety can increase levels of which of the following hormones?
cortisol
15
When drawing blood, the usual standard of care is to perform a maximum of how many unsuccessful punctures before calling for assistance?
two
16
What is the term for medical information that is linked to a specific pacient?
PHI protected health info
17
Infants should not have greater than what percentage of their blood volume removed in a
24-hour period?
5%
18
the organization that mandates quality assurance programs
join comission
19
What is the medical term for fainting
syncope
20
What condition can be caused by the removal of lymphoid tissue as part of a mastectomy?
lymphedema
21
When you are unable to locate a vein after thoroughly examining a patient's arm, what step should be taken next?
examine the other arm for a vein
22
Which of the following tests is most seriously affected by hemolysis?
potassium
23
after 12 hours of fasting and abstention from strenuous exercise, the body is said to be in what state?
basal
24
What test is used to diagnose gestational diabetes?
oral glucose tolerance test
25
What is the term for a blood donation that is intended to be used later on the donor?
autologous donation
26
Which of the following conditions might be treated' with a therapeutic phlebotomy?
hemochromatosis
27
What is the common name for antibodies formed in response to an infection with Mycoplasma pneumoniae?
cold agglutinis
28
Which organ of the body creates urine?
kidney
29
A unique identifying number used for cataloging samples in the laboratory is referred to as what kind of number?
accesion number
30
What is the major safety risk in removing stoppers from blood collection tubes?
aerosols
31
Which of the following tests is most affected by glycolysis in the tube after collection?
glucose
32
Blood smears from EDTA specimens must be made within what time period after collection to prevent distortion of cell morphology?
within 1 hour of collection
33
Smaller portions of a specimen transferred into separate containers are called
aliquots