Question

Lymphostasis Mastectomy Normals Descriptions A Back to the wind Obesc Occluded Pelechiae PICC Postural pseudoanemia Preexamination/preanalytical Reference range/interval Reflux Saline lock Sclerosed Syncope Thrombocytopenia Thrombosed Turbid the wh o le cap for delivering Cened, o denoting a ve g ada Painting 1. Hand, condike, and taking Includes results expected of healthy H ow planet Co Peripherally inserted central cather Physic response to a change in position K. Prior to analysis Relating to the action of a certain serve on blood vessels M. Short name for resence anpes/intervals N. Special tubing and other devices used to access veins or arteries 0 Stagnation or stoppage of the normal od to P. Stoppage or obstruction of normal lympho 0. Surgical beast removal R Term that means obstructed S Term used to describe cloud serum of plasma T Tiny, nonnaised red or purple spots on a patient's VADS Vasovagal Venous stasis MATCHING 9-2: PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT AND TEST Match the physiological effect to the associated test. Physiological Effect Test - Crying can increase levels A. Amylase Decreases with age B. Bilirubin С. СК Dehydration increases levels D. Coagulation factors E Elevated levels are related to jaundice Cortisol F. Creatinine clearance Fatty foods increase levels G. IgA H. Insulin Fever causes levels to increase I. Lipids Increases with altitude J. Plasma renin K. RBC count Levels increase with pancreatitis caused L. WBC count by steroid use Levels normally peak around 0800 hours Requires documentation of patient's position during collection Smoking decreases levels Stays elevated for 24 hours or more after exercise

Answer 1

1.cortisol.stress related situations increases cortisol.

2.IgA decrease with age.

3.creatinine clearence.

4.bilirubin increases related to jaundice.

5.lipids

6.wBC count increases if patient have fever due to infection.

7.RBC count.

8.amylase.

9.cortisol.

10.ck.

11.plasma renin

12.D.coagulation factors