Lecture 5_Part 2_Review Questions 2018

TRUE or FALSE SYRINGE AND ETS METHOD- PHLEBOTOMY

1. Identify which among the evacuated tubes can be used for complete blood count test. Justify your answer 2. Identify which among the evacuated tubers can be used for Prothrombin Time. Justify your answer. 3. Using the order of draw, which color tubes should be used in correct sequence for the tests of a patient (APTT, CBC, and Creatinine)

I need help with a respiratory question, thanks What is the ideal route for the administration of most drugs used in emergency life-support situations?   Group of answer choices Endotracheal tube Direct intracardiac injection Intramuscular injection Peripheral intravenous line

The doctor order to administer a strong antibacterial drug that needs to be diluted in 150 mL of D5W and delivered in 30 minutes. Which of the following administration method are you going to used ? 1. Continuous infusions 2. Intermittent infusions 3. Direct intravenous push 4. Intravenous push

Review&Practice Sheet Now available in MasteringA&P Lab Name Blood 2 Date Section A. Labeling Identify the blood cells. 1. RBC 1. Manayte Neustrophul WBC Basaphil Lynhayte PDsinophils 2. 3. 1 2 4 3 7 6 4. 5. 6. 7. Identify the blood cells. 2. a e. C. a. d. b.. B. Completion Complete each typing slide in the figure by indicating with pencil dots where agglutination Occurs. Туре АB - Type At D B A D B A Type B Type O+ D B D B A 315 A LO

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12:08 l O O 21)4 01:57:39 Remaining Short Answer A patient with Essential thrombocythemia was extracted for CBC to monitor the effectiveness of therapeutic phlebotomy. The medical technologist processed the sample and found-out that the platelet count is low. The Medical Technologist prepared a peripheral blood smear & found-out that the Platelets adhere to the surrounding of neutrophils. The medtech recollect blood in another anticoagulant and the result returned to high platelet count. Given the above situation, answer the following questions: What caused the 1st specimen to have low platelet counts? What do you call this phenomenon? Explain. How will you correct this phenomenon? 4 of 10

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12:08 * 4 O 21) 4 01:57:39 Remaining Short Answer A patient with Essential thrombocythemia was extracted for CBC to monitor the effectiveness of therapeutic phlebotomy. The medical technologist processed the sample and found-out that the platelet count is low. The Medical Technologist prepared a peripheral blood smear & found-out that the Platelets adhere to the surrounding of neutrophils. The medtech recollect blood in another anticoagulant and the result returned to high platelet count. Given the above situation, answer the following questions: What caused the 1st specimen to have low platelet counts? What do you call this phenomenon? Explain. How will you correct this phenomenon? 4 of 10

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Please help me! 1. The provider orders 1 liter of NS to infuse at a rate of 90 mL/hr. The nurse started the infusion at 8:00 am. What time will the infusion be completed?             2. Order: 900mL at 30mL/hr at 15 drops/mL. How long will administration of this drug take to infuse?

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12:14 *l o 224 01:52:16 Remaining Short Answer A patient was scheduled for a surgery. His physician ordered PT and APTT test (Coagulation Tests) and CBC. The phlebotomist made sure that the Order of draw was followed. As the MT test his blood, he noticed microclots in the Light Blue Top Tube. What caused the specimen to have clots? Your Answer Write your answer... 1 of 10 ->

Good Day! Could you please help me with these questions! Hoping for an answer. Why is it important to observe proper specimen collection? What are the consequences if you use the wrong tube? Site an example. What are the possible changes if the specimen is hemolyzed? Give 2 factors that can cause specimen rejection and discuss  thoroughly.                                                                                                    Thank you so much!

for question 12 i already compared the samples, so start where it asks "Does any of the dye leak?" Both 12 and 13. thank you! 12. Observe and Reflect: Carefully compare sample 2 (BCG + albumin) to the blank after 50 min. Remove the dialysis tube to better observe any color change. Does any of the dye leak? What does this tell you about the reversibility of dye-albumin binding? Why is this important for drug delivery? 13. Reflect: Why is reversibility of dye binding relevant for competition between two drugs? If binding was irreversible, would it be possible for one drug to displace another? Explain.

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Two patients presented to the Emergency Department. They were experiencing two different sets of signs and symptoms. The first patient, Patient A, is a very old woman who presented with cardiac issues. Her ECG (electrocardiogram) result was very abnormal. She was admitted to the ICU on the same day. She told the physician on duty that she had diarrhea for 1 and a half months. The admission laboratory work showed a potassium level of 1.1 mEq/L.   The other patient, Patient B, is a 15-year-old female, of Chinese descent, who experiences dizziness, malaise, nausea, loss of appetite, chilly sensation, dyspnea, and projectile vomiting. Her laboratory results show a significant decrease/deficiency with the trace element selenium.   A. What is a likely reason for Patient A's cardiac abnormalities? Explain why. B. Why was Patient A's potassium level so low? Discuss your answer. C. What is the most probable diagnosis for Patient B? D. What other diseases are associated with selenium defiency?

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Part I. (Cite the references) What are the normal morphology of the different white blood cells? Give examples of atypicsl or abnormal WBCs and in what medical/physiological conditions are they observed 3. Provide examples of cytochemical stsins to visualize and study WBC's. 1. 2. Part II. True or False 1. 2. 3. Neutrophils usually become increased in response to viral and bacterial infections. 4. Leukocyte esterases are found in monocytes and neutrophils in varying concentrations. 5. Leukocyte alkaline phosphatase (LAP) is expected to be high in leukemic cells. 6. The reference values of total WBC in adults is 4,000-10,000 cells/cumm. 7. In manual counting of WBC, the diluent used is 0.9% NSS. 8. There are 4 tertiary squares used count the WBC's. 9. Nuclear hyper-segmentation of PM's is observed in megaloblastic anemia. 10. When assessing the bone marrow cellularity, the ratio of stem cells to the stromal cells (e.g., adipocytes) should be checked. Part III. 1. 2. All the White Blood…