Hartman phlebotomy chapter 9 with 213
Complete Solutions.
Hartman phlebotomy chapter 9 with 213
Complete Solutions.
(LIS)Laboratory information system - ANSWER computer system integrating every part of the labatory
testing process from orders through analysis and reports
Accession number - ANSWER Number generated by laboratory information system (LIS) when specimen
request is entered into the computer
how can you use the accession number? - ANSWER can be used to trace specimens and results through
the LIS at each stage f process
how can LIS help the process of blood collection? - ANSWER 1- deduce the chance of identification
errors in patient care
2- PBT must take care they're entering info correctly
what info is on all requisition papers? - ANSWER 1- patients name
2- patient DOB
3- gender
4- name and contact info of health care provider
5- tests ordered ordered and Amy special requirements such as fasting , timed collection etc
6 also may include diagnosis codes, phone and address, hospital record number, insurance info
PBT mantra - ANSWER I'm only here to draw blood you'll have to discuss your questions with your dr
why are blood tests ordered? - ANSWER 1- part of routine care
2- aid in diagnosis
3- to monitor specific medication or condition
,Hartman phlebotomy chapter 9 with 213
Complete Solutions.
provider - ANSWER provides care ex dr or clinic
payer - ANSWER pays med bill ex medicare or medicare
Analyte - ANSWER Substance being measured in a diagnostic test
most lab tests require ...........blood - ANSWER veinous
specimens are managed in different ways depending on....... - ANSWER the analyte involved
CBC (complete blood count) - ANSWER a set of tests that include all WBC, RBC and platelet
measurements.
ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) - ANSWER The rate in which it takes for RBC's to settle off in an
unclotted tube. Normal rate is 1 ml in 5 min.
what do blood cultures detect? - ANSWER bacterial or fungal infections in patients blood
Electrolytes are - ANSWER substances that affect the flow of nutrients and the removal or waste
products in blood
name examples of analytes? - ANSWER electrolytes, enzymes, proteins, antibodies, vitamins and
minerals
test panel is a group of test that either - ANSWER 1- related to analytes ex electrolyte panel or lipid
panel
2- related to a unifying condition ex hepatic panel (liver function test)
, Hartman phlebotomy chapter 9 with 213
Complete Solutions.
renal panel - ANSWER kidney function test
hepatic panel - ANSWER liver function test
basic metabolic panel - ANSWER group of eight specific blood tests that provide important information
about the current status of the patient's kidneys, electrolyte balance, blood sugar, and calcium levels
what tube for basic metabolic panel - ANSWER SST or heparin tube
fasting sometimes requested
what's specifically tested for in BMP? - ANSWER Glucose
calcium
sodium
potassium
carbon dioxide
chloride
blood urea
creatinine
BUN - ANSWER blood urea nitrogen
waste product related to kidney function
Creatinine - ANSWER waste product of muscle metabolism, filtered out of the blood by the kidneys, and
excreted in urine
examples of panel tests - ANSWER 1- basic metabolic panel
Complete Solutions.
Hartman phlebotomy chapter 9 with 213
Complete Solutions.
(LIS)Laboratory information system - ANSWER computer system integrating every part of the labatory
testing process from orders through analysis and reports
Accession number - ANSWER Number generated by laboratory information system (LIS) when specimen
request is entered into the computer
how can you use the accession number? - ANSWER can be used to trace specimens and results through
the LIS at each stage f process
how can LIS help the process of blood collection? - ANSWER 1- deduce the chance of identification
errors in patient care
2- PBT must take care they're entering info correctly
what info is on all requisition papers? - ANSWER 1- patients name
2- patient DOB
3- gender
4- name and contact info of health care provider
5- tests ordered ordered and Amy special requirements such as fasting , timed collection etc
6 also may include diagnosis codes, phone and address, hospital record number, insurance info
PBT mantra - ANSWER I'm only here to draw blood you'll have to discuss your questions with your dr
why are blood tests ordered? - ANSWER 1- part of routine care
2- aid in diagnosis
3- to monitor specific medication or condition
,Hartman phlebotomy chapter 9 with 213
Complete Solutions.
provider - ANSWER provides care ex dr or clinic
payer - ANSWER pays med bill ex medicare or medicare
Analyte - ANSWER Substance being measured in a diagnostic test
most lab tests require ...........blood - ANSWER veinous
specimens are managed in different ways depending on....... - ANSWER the analyte involved
CBC (complete blood count) - ANSWER a set of tests that include all WBC, RBC and platelet
measurements.
ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) - ANSWER The rate in which it takes for RBC's to settle off in an
unclotted tube. Normal rate is 1 ml in 5 min.
what do blood cultures detect? - ANSWER bacterial or fungal infections in patients blood
Electrolytes are - ANSWER substances that affect the flow of nutrients and the removal or waste
products in blood
name examples of analytes? - ANSWER electrolytes, enzymes, proteins, antibodies, vitamins and
minerals
test panel is a group of test that either - ANSWER 1- related to analytes ex electrolyte panel or lipid
panel
2- related to a unifying condition ex hepatic panel (liver function test)
, Hartman phlebotomy chapter 9 with 213
Complete Solutions.
renal panel - ANSWER kidney function test
hepatic panel - ANSWER liver function test
basic metabolic panel - ANSWER group of eight specific blood tests that provide important information
about the current status of the patient's kidneys, electrolyte balance, blood sugar, and calcium levels
what tube for basic metabolic panel - ANSWER SST or heparin tube
fasting sometimes requested
what's specifically tested for in BMP? - ANSWER Glucose
calcium
sodium
potassium
carbon dioxide
chloride
blood urea
creatinine
BUN - ANSWER blood urea nitrogen
waste product related to kidney function
Creatinine - ANSWER waste product of muscle metabolism, filtered out of the blood by the kidneys, and
excreted in urine
examples of panel tests - ANSWER 1- basic metabolic panel
