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mhm. Okay, here's our midterm review for medical assisting laboratory
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procedures. Um, electric shots testings include.
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So you need to know what your electrolytes are.
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Sodium, Potassium are the two that you're going to want
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to focus on that Which of the following is not
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a phlebotomist duty.
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Okay, So what is the phlebotomist do?
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Transport specimens, starts RVs, performing laboratory computer operations, collecting blood
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specimens. So which one of those with the flat bottom?
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It's not do standard of care in the practice of
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lobotomy is influenced by what?
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So what Regulating, uh, entity influences that the joint commission,
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the definition of a minor.
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So we've covered that several times.
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So again, is who is not the age of majority.
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Yeah. Which action will compromise the quality of a specimen?
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Okay, so mixing, mixing a serum separated 25 times, placing
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a cold, a gluten in a heat block drawing electrolytes
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in amber tube or the red top partially filling a
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liquid e d t a tube.
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So those are the ones that have the ratio 9
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to 1 balance.
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Um, So again, if we partially fill the tube and
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that's gonna make the lab outcome inaccurate, which of the
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following would not violate a patient's right to confidentiality.
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Okay, so y'all know enough about confidentiality to build a
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look through that question.
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State of Texas requires special consents to be signed when
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testing for HIV.
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We know that the State of Texas does not require
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any special consent.
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Which of these terms means condition of clotting?
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Is it vessel constriction?
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Leukemia thrombosis or homeostasis?
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So know your medical terminology.
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Words there.
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What does the elements sion mean?
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Remember? That means, um blue.
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So one of the terms we talked about describing bluish
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around the lips as a patient that is cyanotic.
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The layer of the skin containing blood vessels, dermis and
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subcutaneous. What does the term distal mean?
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Yeah, Which of the following is a test of the
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respiratory system?
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So the choices are a B D.
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Which again is gonna measure your human global level in
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your in your blood, your analysis and alcohol level tests
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or, uh, spinal fluid tests.
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So which one is related to the respiratory?
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Which of the following is a test of the urinary
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system? Yeah, creating kidneys, colonist, colon, esta race, creatinine clearance
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or pleura synthesis.
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So, um, again, creatine clearance is one of those that
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we check in the urinary system.
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The bottom is collects a lot tube, lavender top and
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then great top tube from an impatient Which of the
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following actors do the tubes most likely contain.
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So we want to coordinate the blue top.
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It's gonna have saturate.
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The lavender top is going to be the e d.
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T A.
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And the great top is a sodium fluoride, a tube
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with a green stopper Normally contains what in their heparin,
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according to the CLS I standards, which the tubes listed
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below is filled Last one using this room.
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So we go back again to our rainbow, um, tubes
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in the order that we fill them.
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The last that we would feel is the E.
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D. T.
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A tube purple top glass particles present in serum separator,
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separator tube.
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So why are the glass particles there?
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We want to enhance the clotting.
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The purpose of anti Glock catalytic agent is to prevent
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clotting. The slanted tip of the needle that enters the
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vein is called What?
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So the point, the very point of the needle is
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called the bevel.
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The solution normally used to clean the site before routine.
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Vienna puncture, um, is 70% isopropanol, which is basically a
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fancy word for 70% alcohol.
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So our alcohol swabs, the tube additive that is responsible
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for the most cario carry over problems is, um, Ethel
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in ethylene dominate a terror sadiq acid.
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That one was tough.
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Y'all. It's about Lord 22 letters long so that one
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ought to be an easy one to remember.
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What is the most important factor in choosing which gauge
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needle to use for Vienna puncture.
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So what do we consider when we're going to actually
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go to draw the blood?
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We want to look at the size and the condition
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of the vein.
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What is the proper blood?
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At a ratio of already mentioned that once 9 to
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1, when natural or vinyl strap tourniquets becomes sold with
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blood, it is best to do what with them when
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using a winged infusion blood collection set.
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If the first tube is an additive tube, it is
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important to collect a few milliliters of blood into a
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non additive tube.
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First to to maintain proper blood additive ratio.
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Mhm, which additive is usually present in a two with
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a live under top again That's the e d T.
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A. Which needle gauge has the largest loom.
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Um, so remember, the smaller the number, the larger the
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Lumen. Which of the following is classified as a disinfectant?
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Sodium hypochlorite.
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The other choices they give here for you are all,
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uh, aseptic, uh, solutions that we use.
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Remember, disinfectants are not used on patients.
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You must collect a routine hematology test, a coagulation tests
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and a stat chemistry test.
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Which of the following are the tubes you would most
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likely use?
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List them in the correct order to draw.
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So a light blue top for hematology.
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Green top for coagulation and purple top for the chemistry.
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Yeah. Okay.
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Mhm. What are the capillaries?
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Select one tiny one Celtic blood vessels.
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What links Arterials and Daniels, where gas exchange takes place
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or all of the above.
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Um, I have decided to go ahead and let y'all
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do open book on this test.
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So I hope this little review will help you, um,
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focus in zoning.
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Exactly where what you're you're going to have on the
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test. Um, again, we are going to start class on
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Monday morning at nine o'clock.
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I'll send out an email on that to remind you
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all. And we can have the first day or two
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for study if you choose.
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If not, and you're ready to take the test and
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you'll have that option also, Um, we'll see you tomorrow.
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Thanks. Bye.
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