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The following is the most likely cause of the test value difference;
C)Venipuncture is drawn above an IV site (As the IV might have changed the values of sodium level in the immediate vicinity as the IV enters directly into the blood)
The following may affect the results of a chemical substance being measured in serum;
d) All of the other answers
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Question 8 (1 point) A nurse in reviewing sodium test results on a previous test result....
Review Questions Chapter Preanalytical Considerations Chapter Review Questions & A patient's arm is in anatomical position....
Review Questions Chapter Preanalytical Considerations Chapter Review Questions & A patient's arm is in anatomical position. There appears to be a loop under the skin between the wrist and the elbow. You feel a buzzing sensation when you touch it. What you are most likely feeling is: a. an AV graft. b. an implanted port. ca PICC. d. a sclerosed vein 1. The medical term for fainting is a. edematous b. exsanguination. ஈிய упсоре. 2. According to CAP guidelines, drugs...
Chapter Review Questions The medical term for faintings: dematous, c. reflux b. exagination yncope. According to...
Chapter Review Questions The medical term for faintings: dematous, c. reflux b. exagination yncope. According to CAP guidelines, drugs that interfere with blood tests should be stopped: 1 to 4 hours before the h 4 to 24 hours prior to the test. c. 24 to 48 hours prior to the test. d. 4 10 72 hours prior to the test. 8. A patient's armis in natomical position. There appears to be a loop under the skin between the wrist and...
Question 17 (1 point) Patient presents with the following Laboratory test results: Reference Interval Result Test...
Question 17 (1 point) Patient presents with the following Laboratory test results: Reference Interval Result Test 135-145 mmd L 152 Na 3.5-5.0 mmol L 5.6 97-108 mmolL 112 Cl- 22-26 mmolL HCO3 18 2.0-8.2 mmolL 16.5 BUN 3.5-6.0 mmdl L 48 Glucose Osmolality 280-300 mOsmal Kg 385 The patient serum osmolality is; a) 296 b) 314. c) 368. d) 302. Question 18 (1 point) Which one of the following diagnostic measures is used to assess the ability of the kidneys...
Cases 1 Modified Allen Test and ABG Specime Case Study 14-1: Mod A hlebotomist has an...
Cases 1 Modified Allen Test and ABG Specime Case Study 14-1: Mod A hlebotomist has an Specimen onun specimen the night the same arm, and sin modified Allen lesti t and ABG Specimen Collection QUESTIONS 1. What error did the phlebotomist make? 2. How could the error have been avoided? 3. What could have caused the change in collateral ist has a request to collect a STAT ARC an a patient. He had collected an ABG he night before from...
phlebotomy 166 Unit Ill: Blood Collection Procedures MATCHING 9-4: SCENARIOS AND VASCULAR ACCESS DEVICES e type...
phlebotomy
166 Unit Ill: Blood Collection Procedures MATCHING 9-4: SCENARIOS AND VASCULAR ACCESS DEVICES e type of equipment described in the following scenaries with the list of vascular access devices. Scenarios Vascular Access Devices A nurse is collecting a blood gas specimen A. Arterial line (A-line) from tubing inserted in the underside of a B. Arteriovenous (AV) shunt patient's left wrist on the thumb side. C. Central venous catheter (CVC) D. Implanted port A nurse is palpating an area in...
Chapter Preanalytical er Review Questions 께 cha pt he medical term for fainting is 8. A...
Chapter Preanalytical er Review Questions 께 cha pt he medical term for fainting is 8. A parent's ares is in anatomical position. There c. reflux. d. syncope appears to be a loop under the skin between the and the ebow·You feel a tuzing sensation you touch t What you are most lisely feeling is a. an AV graft b. an implanted port to CAP guldelines, drugs that interfere ood tests should be stopped 1 to 4 hours before the test...
5: PREGNANCY TEST PROCEDURE Chapter 11: Special Collections and Point-of-Care Testing SKILLS DRILL Instructions: Ma...
5: PREGNANCY TEST PROCEDURE Chapter 11: Special Collections and Point-of-Care Testing SKILLS DRILL Instructions: Man 221 ch the rationale with the corresponding step in the procedure. Rationale Procedure Step Identify the patient according to facility policy. Label the specimen cup with the patient's label. Obtain the patient's urine specimen. Remove the test device from the protective pouch and place it on a flat surface. Using the disposable dropper provided, add 3 drops of sample to the cassette well. Set a...
Question 33 (1 point) Patient presents with the following test results. Reference Range Test Fecal Fat...
Question 33 (1 point) Patient presents with the following test results. Reference Range Test Fecal Fat Result 35% excreted Which of the following tests results would be consistent with the above results? a) Hypercalcemia b) Normal PT c) Hypocalemia d) Hyperphosphatemia Question 34 (1 point) Tests of pancreatic exocrine function include measurement of serum a) All of the other answers are exocrine functions. b) gastrin. c) insulin and glucagon. d) amylase and lipase activity.
case study- heart failure- potassium/digoxin 6. Why should the nurse assess Shirley for digitalis toxicity? List...
case study- heart failure- potassium/digoxin
6. Why should the nurse assess Shirley for digitalis toxicity? List the signs and symptoms of digitalis toxicity. What is the normal blood therapeutic range of digitalis? y was referred to the he alth care provider because of her serum potassium deficits and ita effects on digitalis. A repeat potassium was completed, and the result was 2.8 mEg/L. A liter of 5% Dextrose in water with KCL 40 mEq was administered over four hours. 7....
what are the cpt codes? 1. A routine finger stick was used to obtain blood as a specimen for a lab test. How should...
what are the cpt codes?
1. A routine finger stick was used to obtain blood as a specimen for a lab test. How should this service be reported? 2. A pregnant patient presented to her OB/GYN's office for her first trimester exam. The OB/GYN ordered the practice's standard "obstetric panel to be performed by the OB/GYN's in-office lab. The panel included the following tests: hepatitis B surface antigen, rubella antibody, qualitative syphilis test, RBC antibody screen, ABO blood typing and...
Review Questions Chapter Preanalytical Considerations Chapter Review Questions & A patient's arm is in anatomical position. There appears to be a loop under the skin between the wrist and the elbow. You feel a buzzing sensation when you touch it. What you are most likely feeling is: a. an AV graft. b. an implanted port. ca PICC. d. a sclerosed vein 1. The medical term for fainting is a. edematous b. exsanguination. ஈிய упсоре. 2. According to CAP guidelines, drugs...
Chapter Review Questions The medical term for faintings: dematous, c. reflux b. exagination yncope. According to CAP guidelines, drugs that interfere with blood tests should be stopped: 1 to 4 hours before the h 4 to 24 hours prior to the test. c. 24 to 48 hours prior to the test. d. 4 10 72 hours prior to the test. 8. A patient's armis in natomical position. There appears to be a loop under the skin between the wrist and...
Question 17 (1 point) Patient presents with the following Laboratory test results: Reference Interval Result Test 135-145 mmd L 152 Na 3.5-5.0 mmol L 5.6 97-108 mmolL 112 Cl- 22-26 mmolL HCO3 18 2.0-8.2 mmolL 16.5 BUN 3.5-6.0 mmdl L 48 Glucose Osmolality 280-300 mOsmal Kg 385 The patient serum osmolality is; a) 296 b) 314. c) 368. d) 302. Question 18 (1 point) Which one of the following diagnostic measures is used to assess the ability of the kidneys...
Cases 1 Modified Allen Test and ABG Specime Case Study 14-1: Mod A hlebotomist has an Specimen onun specimen the night the same arm, and sin modified Allen lesti t and ABG Specimen Collection QUESTIONS 1. What error did the phlebotomist make? 2. How could the error have been avoided? 3. What could have caused the change in collateral ist has a request to collect a STAT ARC an a patient. He had collected an ABG he night before from...
phlebotomy
166 Unit Ill: Blood Collection Procedures MATCHING 9-4: SCENARIOS AND VASCULAR ACCESS DEVICES e type of equipment described in the following scenaries with the list of vascular access devices. Scenarios Vascular Access Devices A nurse is collecting a blood gas specimen A. Arterial line (A-line) from tubing inserted in the underside of a B. Arteriovenous (AV) shunt patient's left wrist on the thumb side. C. Central venous catheter (CVC) D. Implanted port A nurse is palpating an area in...
Chapter Preanalytical er Review Questions 께 cha pt he medical term for fainting is 8. A parent's ares is in anatomical position. There c. reflux. d. syncope appears to be a loop under the skin between the and the ebow·You feel a tuzing sensation you touch t What you are most lisely feeling is a. an AV graft b. an implanted port to CAP guldelines, drugs that interfere ood tests should be stopped 1 to 4 hours before the test...
5: PREGNANCY TEST PROCEDURE Chapter 11: Special Collections and Point-of-Care Testing SKILLS DRILL Instructions: Man 221 ch the rationale with the corresponding step in the procedure. Rationale Procedure Step Identify the patient according to facility policy. Label the specimen cup with the patient's label. Obtain the patient's urine specimen. Remove the test device from the protective pouch and place it on a flat surface. Using the disposable dropper provided, add 3 drops of sample to the cassette well. Set a...
Question 33 (1 point) Patient presents with the following test results. Reference Range Test Fecal Fat Result 35% excreted Which of the following tests results would be consistent with the above results? a) Hypercalcemia b) Normal PT c) Hypocalemia d) Hyperphosphatemia Question 34 (1 point) Tests of pancreatic exocrine function include measurement of serum a) All of the other answers are exocrine functions. b) gastrin. c) insulin and glucagon. d) amylase and lipase activity.
case study- heart failure- potassium/digoxin
6. Why should the nurse assess Shirley for digitalis toxicity? List the signs and symptoms of digitalis toxicity. What is the normal blood therapeutic range of digitalis? y was referred to the he alth care provider because of her serum potassium deficits and ita effects on digitalis. A repeat potassium was completed, and the result was 2.8 mEg/L. A liter of 5% Dextrose in water with KCL 40 mEq was administered over four hours. 7....
what are the cpt codes?
1. A routine finger stick was used to obtain blood as a specimen for a lab test. How should this service be reported? 2. A pregnant patient presented to her OB/GYN's office for her first trimester exam. The OB/GYN ordered the practice's standard "obstetric panel to be performed by the OB/GYN's in-office lab. The panel included the following tests: hepatitis B surface antigen, rubella antibody, qualitative syphilis test, RBC antibody screen, ABO blood typing and...
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