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Circulatory System

Heart Flow + Questions of system

QuestionAnswer
Chemical reactions necessary to sustain life Metabolism
Breaking down food to release energy in the body Catabolism
Process body cells make complex substances from simple ones -Hormones Anabolism
Blood clot in a vessel Thrombus
Plane divides front and back Frontal
Plane divides top and bottom - Horizontal line Transverse
Plane divides body into right and left Sagittal
Directional term refers to the front/back of body Anterior/Posterior
Closest point of attachment is Poximal
Directional term for above/below Superior/Inferior
Furthest point of attachment Distal
Center line of your body called Midline
Standing erect, palms forward Anatomical position
Process which body stops leakage of blood from vascular system hemostasis = blood balance
Inferior/Superior Vena Cava takes blood where ? : a. to the left atrium b. to the right atrium c.to the pulmonary artery d. to the right ventrical b. Right atrium - vena cava is the entry road to the heart, top of the flow order
Where does the blood after oxygenation exit to get to rest of body? Aorta
Inner layer of blood vessels Tunica Intima
Outer layer of blood vessels Tunica adventitia
Middle layer of blood vessels Tunica media
Blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood Arteries
Blood vessels that connect arteries and veins, also aid in O2 nutrient exchange - Micro vessels Capillaries
Blood vessels that carry deoxygenated blood Veins
Upper chambers of the heart Right/Left Atrium
Lower chambers of the heart Right/Left Ventricle
Bright, Cherry red color of blood Arterial blood
Inhibits thrombin Heparin
Mt Green tube additive Heparin (sodium/lithium)
Color of SST tube Gold
Color of PST tube Mt Green
Color tube for CBC Purple(Lav)
Color tube ABO Pink
Color tube INR Lt Blue
Lt blue Tube Rule 1:9
Gray tube additives (2) Anticoag : Potassium Oxalate Antiglycotic: Sodium Flouride
ACD Tube Department Blood bank
SPS Tube Department Microbiology
How bottles in 1 Blood Culture set ? 1 set = 2 bottles
First step in proper patient identification PBT asks patient to state their first & last name and DOB
A/antiseptic Without Infection
3 Way ID for Patient Identification 1. First and last name 2. DOB 3. Medical ID #
The most important step in specimen collection procedure is Patient Identification
Accessory Organs to digestive system Salivary glands Tongue Gallbladder Pancreas Primary - stomach , intestines, colon
Liver test name Hepatic Function Test
Contents of Lipid panel HDL /LDL/ VLDL (cholesterol) , Triglycerides
Contents of CBC test RBC count WBC count H&H Indices
#1 vein for venipuncture in the Antecubital Median Cubital
#2 vein for venipuncture in Antecubital(AC) Cephalic
#3 vein for venipuncture in AC Basilic
Small and/or weak veins equipment recommended/needed for venipuncture Small gauge (23g-25g) butterfly - winged infusion needle
Needle used for syringe Hypodermic (25g )
Needle used for vaccutainer Multi-Sample needle (21g 22g )
Common gauge needle for butterfly- winged infusion needle 21g 9GREEN) 23g(LIGHT BLUE) 25g (DARK BLUE)
Rule for Lt blue top tube when using b-fly- winged infusion needle Use discard tube - clears air out of tube to provide lt blue tube 1:9 ratio
Histo- Tissue
Hepato- Liver
Anuclear (no nucleus), biconcave(shape) disk - cell Erythrocytes
Hema- Blood
Cover spinal cord and brain Meninges
Lymph originates from Tissue fluid
Internal space of vein/vessel Lumen
Higher Pressure when in blood pressure (contract) Systole
Lower Pressure when in blood pressure (relax) Dystole
Spleen is located in what cavity Abdominal pelvic
Body systems communite with _____, _____, and ______. enzymes, proteins, and hormones.
Endocrine system function Controls body via hormones
Integumentary system function Protect & Regulate
Backup vascular system of the body Lymphatic system-the body's drainage systen
Department for test; CPK Chemistry- heart / muscle test
Petechiae Broken capillaries that appear as tiny, red dots on skin, from external pressure(tourniquet on too long)
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