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Flavin Lab 2021
Flavin Intro to Clinical Lab Specimen collection ch 44
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Physical, chemical, and microscopic are the 3 compenents to what lab test? | UA |
| CSF means: | cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), |
| Erythrocyte is a: | Red Blood Cell |
| Leukocyte is a: | White Blood Cell |
| Platelets are aka known as: | Thrombocytes |
| A thrombocyte does what in the blood? | Coagulation |
| Hematology | A CBC would be sent to what Dept. in the laboratory? |
| Who is at the top of the lab that makes the final decision on what classification a sample is given? | Pathologist |
| QC means: | quality control |
| POL means: | Physicians Office Laboratory |
| CDC is the: | Center for Disease control |
| What should be done when you enter and exit a pt's room? | Wash your hands |
| MSDS | Material Safety Data Sheet |
| If you didn't document it then it did not _________________. | Happen |
| Chemistry Analysis | Analyzes chemicals found in blood, cerebrospinal fluid, urine, and joint fluid |
| Microbiology | Involves the study of bacteria, fungi, yeasts, parasites, and viruses |
| OSHA mandates 2 programs for safety in laboratories, what are they? | bloodborne & chemical |
| __the study of blood cells and coagulation. | Hematology |
| __ used to spin down UA or blood to separate sediment or blood cells. | Centrifuge |
| Where do the needles and sharps go? | Biohazard container |
| The MA can performed what type of test? | Clia waived |
| aliquot | A portion of a well-mixed sample removed for testing. |
| anticoagulants | Chemicals added to a blood sample after collection to prevent clotting. |
| calibration | Determining the accuracy of an instrument by comparing its output with that of a known standard or another instrument known to be accurate. |
| cytology | The study of cells using microscopic methods. |
| hemolyzed | A blood sample in which the RBCs have ruptured. |
| preservative | Substances added to a specimen to prevent deterioration of cells or chemicals. |
| qualitative | A laboratory test result expressed as positive or negative. |
| quantitative | A lab test result expressed in numeric units of measure. |
| reagent | A testing substance that produces a reaction when interacting with the patient sample. |
| reference range | The numeric range of test values for which the general population consistently shows similar results 95% of the time. |
| specimen | A sample of body fluid, waste product, or tissue collected for analysis. |
| STAT | Immediately |