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chapter 8
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| additives | chemical added to evacuated tubes |
| antiseptic | substance that prevents infection |
| bacteriostatic | agent that prevents growth of bacteria |
| butterfly | small needle and flexible tube for delicate veins |
| clot activators | substances used in blood collection tubes to enhance the clotting process |
| disinfectant | used to clean an area of infectious bacteria |
| gauge | the unit of measurement used to determine needle size |
| glycolysis | metabolic pathway that converts glucose into pyruvate |
| inpatients | a patient who lives in hospital while under treatment |
| Luer adapter | a standardized, small-bore connector used in medical devices to facilitate secure and leak-free connections between components |
| lumen | the inside or hollow space in a needle |
| multisample needle | is a specialized medical device used primarily for blood collection |
| needle adapter | medical connector designed to create a secure and compatible junction between different medical components |
| order of draw | ybrsgpg |
| outpatients | patients who do not stay in the hospital but are still closely monitored |
| polymer gel | collection tubes to facilitate the separation of plasma or serum from blood cells, ensuring sample integrity for laboratory testing |
| thixotropic gel | a type of clot activator |
| tourniquet | a rubber band you wrap around to the patients arm to restrict blood flow so you can see the veins better |
| tube advancement mark | the mark on the tube that shows how much blood is needed at a minimum for the tests to come back correctly |
| tube holder | a device used to hold tubes so its easier to switch them out |
| whole blood | unaltered blood with both plasma and serum |
| winged infusion set | uses a smaller needle so its better suited for more fragile veins |