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| What is another term for packed cell volume? | Hematocrit
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| Should the counter have any vibrations when performing a sed rate test? | No
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| Erythrocyte indices will help in the diagnosis of anemia classifications? | Yes
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| Normal value for a platelet count is? | 140,000 to 400,000 per microliter
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| Is a lymphocyte considered a granulocyte? | No
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| What is a major safety issue when using the micro hematocrit method? | Glass fragility
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| What is the major difference in the method of determining red and white blood counts? | The amount of blood you use
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| What is the normal hematocrit value for the adult male? | 40 - 45%
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| What is the normal range hematocrit for an adult female? | 36 - 46%
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| Define hematology | The study of blood cells and coagulation
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| What are the 2 types of hematological testing samples? | Platelet count and PT
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| What is Complete Blood Count Testing? | Testing and interpitation performed by a MT
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| Define Hemoglobin | Is the major component of RBCs
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| Define Anemia | Decrease in iron
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| Define Hematocrit | Measures the RBC volume to the whole blood
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| Define White Blood Cells (WBC) | Travel to destroy pathogens
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| Define Red Blood Cells (RBC) | Biconave in shape
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| What method is used when performing a ESR Test (Sed Rate) | Wintrobe Method
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| How long does the ESR test take to get the results? | 60 minutes
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| What is the method of monitoring coagulation time (the amount of time it takes for blood to clot)? | Protime (also known as Prothrombin time)
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| What is the device used to measure hemoglobin? | Hemocue
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| What are the 2 main components of blood? | Plasma and Cells
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| The study of hematology is usually limited to the cellular components of the blood and does not include what? | The chemistry of the blood
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| What is the medical term for the formation of blood cells? | Hematopoiesis
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| At birth most of the bone marrow in the body is capable of producing what? | Blood cells
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| By what age does the ribs, vertebrae, sternum and iliac crest bone marrow only produce blood cells? | 20
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| The bone marrow that is producing cells is known as? | Red marrow
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| Which bone marrow stores fat? | Yellow marrow
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| What two places in an adult do you collect bone marrow samples from? | Sternum and iliac crest
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| What are the first and second most common test performed in the provider's office? | 1.) Urinalysis 2.) Hematologic
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| What is the most common laboratory test ordered on blood in the provider's office? | CBC (complete blood count)
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| What considers that manual blood cell counting and automated test are not within the MA's scope of practice? | CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act
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| Where are the test results recorded? | In the progress notes section and also a lab report is filed in the lab section
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| What allows test results to be recorded in the patient's medical records as well as documentation of quality controls performed prior to patient test results? | TPMS (Total practice management system)
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| What is the abbreviations for hemoglobin and hematocrit? | Hgb and Hct
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| What is the most frequent hemoglobin disease seen in the doctors office? | Anemia
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| What is the normal range for hemoglobin in the adult female? | 12 - 16 g/dl
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| What is the normal range for hemoglobin in the adult male? | 13 - 18 g/dl
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| What is the normal range for the Wintrobe Method of ESR in the adult female? | 0 - 20 mm/hr
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| What is the normal range for the Wintrobe Method of ESR in the adult male? | 0 - 9 mm/hr
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| Do white blood cells stay within the blood vessels like RBC do? | No
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| What is another blood test for inflammation other than the ESR? | C-reactive or CRP
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