Review for the National Certification
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| How do you Prep a site for collection of Blood Cultures? | Clean the site with Alcohol & Iodine
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| What does "Anaerobic" mean? | Without Oxygen
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| What does "Aerobic" mean? | With Oxygen
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| What does "ACD" stand for? | Acid Citrate Dextrose
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| What is the order of draw? | Sterile, Light Blue, Red, SST, Green, Lavender, Gray
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| When are Royal Blue Tubes used? | For Heavy Metal Testing (Lead, Aluminum, & Mercury)
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| What does "GTT" stand for? | Glucose Tolerance Test
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| What is "Anatomy" ? | The study of the character and location of structures within the body
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| What is "Physiology" ? | The study of what all those structures do and how they do it
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| What are the functions of the Circulatory System? | 1. Oxygen Transport 6. Vitamin Transport
2. Nutrient Transport 7. Hormone Transport
3. Waste Transport 8. Infection Control
4. Water Balance 9. Loss Control
5. Heat Balance
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| What are Erythrocytes? | Red Blood Cells
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| What are Leukocytes? | White Blood Cells
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| What are Thrombocytes? | Platelets
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| What is Plasma? | Water-based fluid that RBC, WBC, and platelets float around in
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| What are the WBC responsible for? | Fighting and Preventing infection
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| What are the different types of Leukocytes? | 1. Neutophil 2. Basophils
3. Eosinophil 4. Monocyte
5. Macrophage
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| What are Basophils responsible for? | store and release Histamine
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| What are Neutrophil responsible for? | fight off bacteria
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| What are Eosinophils responsible for? | Fight off infection and parasites
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| What are Monocytes responsible for? | ingest anyforeign substance
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| What are Macrophage responsible for? | "BIG EATERS" engulf then digest
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| What is the average life span of a RBC? | 120 days
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| What is the average life span of a WBC? | 1 day - 1 year
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