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196 Unit Blood Collection Procedures MATCHING Use choices only once unless otherwise indicated. Calcaneus MATCHING 10-1:KEY TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS 1: KEY TERMS AND DESCRIPTIONS Match each key term with the best description Key Terms Descriptions Arterialized A Blood gas test on a capillary specimen Blood sample collected by skin puncture or incision Blood film/smear C. Bluish in color from lack of oxygen D. Disorder characterized by an inherited inability to metabolize a milk sugar Capillary action E Disorder characterized by insufficient levels of Capillary specimen thyroid hormones F. Drop of blood spread thin on a microscope slide CBC G. Fluid in the tissue spaces between the cells Cyanotic H. Fluid within the cells Cystic fibrosis 1. Genetic disorder involving the buildup of thick, sticky mucus in the lungs Differential J. Medical term for heel bone Distal segment K. Microscopic examination of a blood smear L Term used to describe a capillary specimen Feather collected from a warmed site Galactosemia M. The ability of a liquid to flow into a thin tube N. Term for the end portion of a finger Hypothyroidism 0. Thinnest area of a properly made blood smear Interstitial fluid where a differential is performed Intracellular fluid Key Terms Kernicterus Lancets Microcollection Microhematocrit tubes Microtubes Neonates Newborn screening Osteochondritis Osteomyelitis Palmar surface Phototherapy PKU Plantar surface Posterior curvature Whorls Descriptions A. Back of the heel B. Brain dysfunction caused by toxic bilirubin leves C. Disorder involving a defect in the metabolist phenylalanine D. Inflammation of the bone and cartilage E. Inflammation of the bone marrow and adjacent bone F. Narrow-bore 50-to 75-ml. capillary tubes G. Newborns H. Pertaining to the underside of the hand 1. Routine testing of newborns for the presence of certain disorders J. Sharp pointed or bladed instruments used for capillary puncture K. Sole or bottom surface L. Special small plastic tubes used to collect capillary specimens M. Spiral pattern of the fingerprint N. The collection of very small amounts of blood by capillary puncture O. Using light to break down bilirubin

Answer 1

1. Arterialized - L. Term used to describe a capillary specimen collected from the warm site

2. Blood Film/smear - F. Drop of blood spread thinly on a microscope slide.

3. Calcaneus - J. Medical term of the Heel bone

4. Capillary action    - M. The ability of a liquid to flow into a thin tube.

5. Capillary specimen - B. Blood sample collected by skin puncture and incision.

6. CBG -A. Blood gas test on Capillary specimen.

7. Cyanotic - C. Bluish in color from lack of oxygen.

8. Cystic Fibrosis - I. Genetic disorder involving the build-up of thick, sticky mucus in the lungs.

9. Differential - K. Microscopic examination of blood smear.

10.Distal Segment - N. Term for the end portion of a finger.

11. Feather -O. The thinnest area of properly made blood smear where a differential is performed.

12. Galactosemia    - D. Disorder characterized by an inherited inability to metabolize milk sugar.

13. Hypothyroidism - E. Disorder characterized by an insufficient level of thyroid hormone.

14. Interstitial fluid - G. Fluid in the tissue spaces between the cells.

15. Intracellular fluid - H. Fluid with in the cells.