Phlebotomy and Laboratory Diagnostics flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on laboratory values, specimen tubes and phlebotomy terminology. University students and professional candidates can practice recalling these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 50 flashcard resources made by more than 40 users, spanning university and professional study. Choose a deck to begin.
Flashcards
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25 cardsLabs NCLEX Na K Ca Mg Cl Phosphate Albumin
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191 cardsImportant Terms and Abbreviations Important Terms and Abbreviations found when working in the Phlebotomy field
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5 cardsYellow Topped Tube: Sterile The information needed to know when dealing with yellow-topped test tubes
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5 cardsLavender Topped tube Specifications involving Lavender Topped Tubes
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23 cardsNORMAL LAB VALUES normal arterial blood pH
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98 cardsch 28 workbook
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48 cardsdiagnostic testing LPN's Role in Specimen collection
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80 cardsUrinaylsis Four methods of Urine Collection
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46 cardsChapter 9: Basal State, Problems Associated with Venipuncture What is the basal state?
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87 cardsSpecimen tubes Gold BD Hemogard Closure or Red-Gray/Tiger Speckled topped tube Test:
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51 cardsPhlebotomy 4 steps when hand washing when contaminated with blood.
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55 cardsPhlebotomy Tubes with anticoagulants
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38 cardsprep and diagnostic tests arterial blood gases
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24 cardsPhlebotomy Review Module I Lecture I What is it called when microbes or toxins are in the blood?
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19 cardsPhlebotomy Ch. 11 Factors that Prevent Access to the Patient
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35 cardsUntitled Capillary punctures are located where?
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36 cardsLab Values
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55 cardsATI Lab Values & Vital Signs
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18 cardsHema
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6 cardsUrinalysis flashcards
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23 cardsLab values Normal Hemoglobin (Hb)
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26 cardsTUBES--- Phlebotomy What's the additive in the lavender tube?
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16 cardsCapillary Collection First tube in order of draw (before EDTA)
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13 cardsBlood Tubes What anticoagulant does this contain and what is it used for?
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31 cardsLab facts IV gauge sizes: blue pink green gray orange
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14 cardsExam 3 Level II--Lab Values Normal Range in males: Hemoglobin
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31 cardsLab Values Lab Values from NRSNG
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6 cardsTube colors, additives, departments and tests
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4 cardsUntitled What is the order of draw for a ROUTINE blood draw?
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12 cardsphlebotomy navy top blue used for
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32 cardsNormal Labs
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32 cardsLab Values Flashcards on lab values you need to know
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31 cardsNormal Lab Values
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16 cardsReference Ranges Flashcards on Reference Ranges, created by Natalie Collins on 07/04/2017.
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1 cardsTaking bloods Blood bottle rainbow & Order
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13 cardsPhlebotomy Equipment
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14 cardsLab Values
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12 cardsCertification Prep_tubes_1
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16 cardsUntitled when blood is removed from the body the blood clots and the liquid portion is called
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5 cardsUntitled identify patients : CLIA Waived tests
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These decks offer short prompts on laboratory values, blood collection and diagnostic testing. Lab Values includes blood cell counts, electrolytes and glucose. The deck on the sterile yellow-topped tube covers its additive, specimen and use; the lavender-topped tube deck includes tests and specimen details.
How to study with the decks
For a starting point, try Lab Values if you want to practice recognizing common test names. Read a prompt, recall what you can, then check the card. Keep a note of terms that need another look and return to them in a later session.
If tube details are your focus, compare the two tube decks one at a time. When you want to test your recall in a different format, switch to a quiz on the unit page. A mind map there can also help you connect related topics. Explore a deck that matches what you are studying now.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcards can I use for lab value practice?
Start with Lab Values for prompts on blood cell counts, electrolytes, glucose and other tests. Labs NCLEX also covers electrolytes, along with signs associated with low and high levels. Work through a deck at your own pace and return to any terms you want to study again.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Do the decks cover blood collection tubes?
Yes. The page includes decks on the sterile yellow-topped tube and the lavender-topped tube, with prompts about tests, additives and specimens. You can also find Specimen tubes and Tube colors, additives, departments and tests among the resources listed here.