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  1. 1Capillary punctures are located where?finger or heel
  2. 2the sites for capillary puncture are?ring finger, great finger, lateral sides of the heel on an infant (because its thicker)
  3. 3when performing the Capillary Puncture what do you use?a sterile lancet
  4. 4when making a skin puncture on the finger where do you do it?across the fingerprint not parellel
  5. 5when using a sterile lancet what is the depth you puncture?adults is 2mm depth, babies are 1.75 mm
  6. 6what is the reason you cut across the finger?gives a better bleed result
  7. 7if apt has cold fingers what do you do?they need to be warmed up to be able to prick them
  8. 8what is Venipuncture?surgical puncture of a vein also called phlebetomy
  9. 9sites for venipuncture areinner arm at the bend of the elbow or back of the palm (for difficult draw)
  10. 10tourniquets help with venipuncture why?they promote palpation and sometimes visual position of the veins
  11. 11where do you put the tourniquetts?apply 3" above the intended venipuncture site
  12. 12how long do you leave the tourniquet on the pt.no longer than a minute
  13. 13tourniquets1 to 2 " wide, latex or latex free, 12-16" long
  14. 14when preparing the patient what do you do ?explain the procedures and answer any patient questions
  15. 15during the pt instructions what do you need to do ?explain that there will be minimal pain and/or discomfort which usually subsides quickly. ask pt which arm would they prefer, and to relax because if they don't being tense will make it hurt more and make the procedure take longer
  16. 16when the gauge is a high numberthe needle is smaller
  17. 17stretching the skinwill reduce the pain
  18. 18Venipuncture Methodsvacuum tube and sterile needle
  19. 19when doing the venipuncture what size needle do they use21-23 gauge
  20. 20vacuum tube and sterile needle aremost popular method of collection
  21. 21blood specimens are seperated by3 components Red, Plasma, and white
  22. 22Sterile needle and syringe infoused when pt has small veins , usually a 10-20 ml syringe is used , less damaging to the tissues than the vac. method
  23. 23Butterfly Methodused for difficult draws, a smaller gauge is used, the tourniquet is applied just above the wrist, can be painful
  24. 24sites for venipuncturebasilic-outer right vein, cephalic -outer left vein,
    median cubital and median
  25. 25centrifugemachine where the collection tubes are placed and spun
  26. 26Lavender Tubes-contains EDTA
    -Range from 5 to 10 ML
    -used in whole blood collection
    used for tests called CBC (complete blood counts) there is an addative in there that prevents clotting
  27. 27gray tubescontains oxylate
    usually 5ml
    used in blood glucose tests
  28. 28blue tubesusually 5ml, used for testing prothrombin times, must be completely full, has a short shelf life. must test within 2 hours for best results. only tube that has a fill line . if you dont fill you need a redraw.
  29. 29green tubescontains heparin , usually 5 ml, used to determine several chemical constituents.
    cardiac enzymes, muscle enzymes
  30. 30Aerobicw/out air
  31. 31anaerobicwith air
  32. 32when are blood cultures drawnonly when patient has a fever
  33. 33pink tubeblood bank use only also conatins EDTA. gives you more whole blood
  34. 34if you allow blood to clot you will get what ?serum
  35. 35what documentation is needed when drawing blooddate collected, and time.
    patients full name .DOB or record number.
    phlebotomist initials.

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college medical FlashCards sobre Sem título, criado por sostan em 18-06-2014.
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sostan · jun 2014
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