Fomites - answer-materials that carry infections
Hand washing - answer-the single most important way to prevent the spread of infection
Wash hands with soap and water - answer-what do you do when you are stuck by a needle
Blood pressure - answer-pressure exerted by circulating blood upon the walls of blood vessels
Arterial - answer-blood pressure usually refers to the ____________ pressure of systemic circulation
Systolic pressure - answer-____________ is maximum while diastolic pressure is minimum
Decreases - answer-blood pressure _______________ when blood moves away from the heart
Inside - answer-blood pressure is usually measured on the _________ of the elbow, at a person's upper arm
120/80 - answer-what is the normal blood pressure reading
(with systolic being the higher number, and diastolic being the lower number)
Systolic - answer--heart contracting
-maximum arterial pressure during the contraction is in the left ventricle
-also called ventricular contraction
Diastolic - answer--relaxation and dilation(expansion) period
-minimum arterial pressure is when ventricles are filled with blood
Diastolic sound - answer-sound heard during diastole
Pulse - answer-rhythmical expansion of arteries due to heart contractions
Increases - answer-when you breathe in your heart rate __________
Ankle - answer-your pulse can be felt at the wrist(radial artery), neck(carotid artery), inside elbow(brachial artery), behind knee(popliteal artery), and around the ________________ joint(posterior tibial artery)
Index and middle - answer-the _________ _____ _______________ fingers can feel for the pulse
Thumb - answer-what has a pulse of it's own
120-60 - answer-what should someone's pulse rate be between
Serum - answer-when blood clots what is the fluid called
Homeostasis - answer-what is the steady state of the body called
Bone marrow - answer-where is blood made
95 - answer-the bone marrow produces __% of the blood cells using the liver, spleen, and lymph nodes to help with cell regulation
Stem cells - answer-what do blood cells originate as
Platelets - answer-blood cells include, red blood cells(erythrocytes), white blood cells(leukocytes), and ______________(thrombocytes)
45 - answer-erythrocytes, leukocytes, and thrombocytes make up __% of the blood tissue
Plasma - answer-what makes up 55% of the blood tissue
8 - answer-blood makes up _% of the average humans body weight
5 - answer-how many liters of blood are in the body
Ph - answer-measures the hydrogen ion concentration
7.35 to 7.45 - answer-what should the normal blood ph level be
Acidic - answer-less than the 7.35 ph blood level would be considered what
Alkaline - answer-more than the 7.45 ph blood level would be considered what
Carbon dioxide - answer-what does blood primarily carry out of the body tissues
White blood cells - answer-what cell contains a nucleus and 46
Red blood cells - answer-blood cell that carries oxygen to body tissues
Hemoglobin - answer-iron-containing pigment that gives erythrocytes their color
Anemia - answer-term known as not having enough red blood cells that contain iron
Polycythemia - answer--term known as having too many red blood cell that contain iron
-also known as hematochromatosis
100-120 days - answer-life span of an erythrocyte
2 million - answer-how many red blood cells are made par second
7 days - answer-how long does it take for a red blood cell to mature
Reticulocytes - answer-what are immature red blood cells called
Eryptosis - answer-process of removing defective red blood cell
Hematopoietic - answer-hormone in the bone marrow that produces blood cells
Leukocytes - answer-what are these(use medical terminology):
--granulocytes: neutrophils, basophils, eosinophils
--lymphoid cells: monocytes, lymphocytes
Lymphocytes - answer--kills leukocytes after 13-20 days(lifespan of wbcs)
-grouped in b,t,nk cells
-common in lymphatic system
Neutrophils - answer-defends against fungi, bacterial infection
Basophils - answer-responsible for antigens and allergic reaction by releasing histamine
Monocytes - answer--forerunners of macrophages
-becomes macrophages 24-36 hours after entering circulatory system
Eosinophils - answer-defends against parasites
Immune system - answer-white blood cells are cells of the _______________ ____________ and help defend against diseases and foreign material
Platelet cells - answer-cells responsible for clotting
Hemorrhage - answer-what can a low amount of platelets lead to
Blood clots - answer-too many platelets may result in formation of _________ __________ that can hinder blood vessels
30-60 minutes - answer-how long does it take for a blood specimen to clot
Megakaryocyte - answer-what do platelets form off of
Thrombopoietin - answer--the process of platelets forming is called
-produced in the live & kidneys
5,000-10,000 - answer-how many platelets do megakaryocytes produce
Phagocytosis - answer--the destruction of platelets takes place by what
-it occurs in the spleen
Spleen - answer-where are some platelets stored
Fibrinogen and vwf - answer-platelets use ___________ ___ __________ as connecting agents to clump together
Chemicals and water - answer-capillaries are responsible for the exchange of ________ ___ _______ between blood and tissue
2 - answer-how many layer do veins have
3 - answer-how many layers doe arteries have
Aortic arches - answer-what does the arterial system develop from
4 - answer-after how many weeks of human development does the arterial system develop
30 - answer-about how many branches branch off the aorta
Umbilical - answer-the venous system develops from __________ veins, the cardinal veins, and the vitelline veins
Pulmonary and umbilical arteries - answer-arteries carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart with the exception of the ___________ ___ _________ arteries
Pulmonary and umbilical - answer-veins carry oxygen-deprived blood from tissues back towards the heart with the exception of the __________ ___ ___________ veins that carry oxygen-rich blood to the heart
Arterioles - answer--small blood vessels in microcirculations
-gives blood to capillaries
-carries oxygen-rich blood away from heart
Capillaries - answer--small blood vessels in microcirculations
-gives blood to venules
-"supply cell"
-two main types: continuous, fenestrated
Venules - answer--small blood vessels in microcirculations
-carry oxygen-deprived blood from capillaries to vein
Supine - answer-the position of lying face-up on back
Prone - answer-the position of lying face-down on stomach
Prone position - answer-what position should patient be in if drawing from the back of the hand
12 - answer-when collecting samples for glucose testing, the patient should fast for ___hours
Glycolytic action - answer-breakdown of glucose
Large - answer-when drawing a venipuncture, you are looking to obtain a ______ amount of blood
Chemistry determinations - answer-a large amount of blood is required for
Before - answer-if blood is collected to determine medication levels, blood should be take ______ next dosage of medication
Tourniquet - answer-causes blood to pool
Median cubital veins - answer-what veins are preferred for venipuncture
3-4 - answer-apply tourniquet ________ inches above site
15-30 - answer-needle angle for venipuncture
Capillary puncture - answer-also known as dermal puncture or finger stick
Small - answer-capillary puncture used when _____ amount of blood needed, or patient is an infant or anemis
2.0 - answer-depth of lancet should be less than __
Monoject monoletter - answer-safety device for capillary blood collection
Interstitial fluid - answer-another name for tissue fluid
Blood smear - answer-what test do you smear blood at a 30 degree angle
90 - answer-for arterial blood gas, what angle should the needle be at
Radial - answer-abg(arterial blood gas) can be done at the femoral, brachial, and ________ artery
Centrifuge - answer-used to separate fluids of different densities
Urine - answer-blood and _____ samples should be transported to lab quickly in order to increase chance of detecting pathogen
2 hours - answer-serum should be transported to lab withing ___ _________ to avoid erroneous results
Chilled specimens - answer-what do the following have in common:
-blood gasses, gastrin, ammonia, lactic acid, catecholamine, renin, and parathyroid hormone determinations
Light-sensitive specimen - answer-bilirubin, beta-caotene, and erythrocyte protoporphyrin
10 minutes - answer-contact supervisor if patient does not stop bleeding after
15 minutes - answer-if patient faint, keep patient in sight for ___ _________ before releasing them
Hematoma - answer--occurs as blood that pools in tissue around veins is collected
-may result in bruising
Hemoconcentration - answer--increased amount of large molecules and formed elements
-cases may be prolonged tourniquet application or occluded veins
3 times - answer-when drawing on a patient with indwelling line or catheters, samples should be discarded ___ _____ before specimen is collected for further analysis
2 minutes - answer-prolonged tourniquet application can lead to tissue or nerve damage so tourniquet should not be left on for more than _____ ________
Bleeding time - answer--a test that identifies function disorders of platelets
-measures ability to stop bleeding after wound/injury
-incision 1mm deep, 5 mm long
2.5 and 9.5 - answer-normal bleeding time is _._ ___ _._ minutes
40mmhg - answer-where should the sphygmomanometer always be at
30-60 seconds - answer-how long should alcohol be left to dry on arm
Blood alcohol testing - answer--test measures amount of alcohol in body
-highest alcohol in blood is 1 hour after consuming alcoholic beverage
-used to determine if person intoxicated
Liver - answer-the majority of alcohol will be broken down within the ____. The remaining alcohol is present in the urine.
Blood donor - answer-who can provide a blood bank with rbcs, plasma, platelets, blood typing reagents, blood clotting factors, proteins and immunoglobulin
Autologous - answer-what type of blood donation requires you level of hemoglobin must be at least ll grams
Blood - answer-what donation requires you to be in supine position after donation
Carbohydrates - answer-breaks down into glucose
Blood glucose test - answer--may be ordered as a fasting blood glucose test or random glucose test
-usually for diabetic or suspected diabetic patient
3 hour blood gtt - answer--patients blood glucose is lower than 200mg/dl
Procedure:
-patient swallows glucose solution in 5 mintes
-collect blood and urine samples at
30min, 1hr, 2hrs, 3hrs,
Therapeutic phlebotomy - answer-use this procedure when patient has hemochromatosis, polycythemia, porphyries
Porphyries - answer-metabolic disorder that is associated with enlargement of spleen and liver, pigmentation and red color in urine, and sensitivity to ligh
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Type and cross match - answer-takes place for transfusions to determine if a patient will react after a
transfusion (learning if blood is compatible with donors)
Preanalytical phase - answer-the process of collecting a specimen for further laboratory testing
Anatomic pathology - answer-process of testing specimen such as biopsy
Pharmacy department - answer-primary consultant for blood collected for testing drug levels
Quality improvement - answer-the use of data-based methods in order to reach improvement(may use a
flowchart or pareto chart)
Quality control records - answer-what are these examples of:
-expiration dates
-precision of testing supplies/reagents
-storage information
Phlebotomist - answer-who is a potential threat to the patient
Yes - answer-is feces and urine a potential source of infection
Nosocomial - answer-patient developing an infection while in the hospital that was not present before
they arrived
Fomites - answer-materials that carry infections
Hand washing - answer-the single most important way to prevent the spread of infection
Wash hands with soap and water - answer-what do you do when you are stuck by a needle
Blood pressure - answer-pressure exerted by circulating blood upon the walls of blood vessels
Arterial - answer-blood pressure usually refers to the ____________ pressure of systemic circulation
Systolic pressure - answer-____________ is maximum while diastolic pressure is minimum
Decreases - answer-blood pressure _______________ when blood moves away from the heart
Inside - answer-blood pressure is usually measured on the _________ of the elbow, at a person's upper
arm
120/80 - answer-what is the normal blood pressure reading
(with systolic being the higher number, and diastolic being the lower number)
Systolic - answer--heart contracting
-maximum arterial pressure during the contraction is in the left ventricle