Phlebotomy 2

When a patient donates blood to be used for their own needs for future use.

• Blood draw

• Autologous transfusion

• Donation

• Apheresis

Match the following

• Basilic Vein

• Sharpened and slanted cut edge of a needle designed to ease in the process of puncturing tissue.

• Bevel

• Intentional touching or using force in a harmful manner, without the persons consent.

• Battery

• Vein that runs medially and is located in the upper arm and forearm. Last choice for venipuncture because of proximity to the nerves and arteries.

• Bacterium

• A single-cell micro-organism that reproduces rapidly and causes many infections

• Basal State

• Condition of rest and fasting, usually for at least 12 hr and typically in the morning upon waking

Match the following

• Biologic hazard

• A place where blood is collected from donors, typed, separated int components, stored, and prepared for transfusion to recipients

• Bilirubin

• Also as biohazard; any biological risk to organisms

• Blood bank

• Deficiency of the enzyme that breaks down biotin

• Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)

• Yellow or orange product of the breakdown of hemoglobin

• Biotinides' deficiency

• The concentration of alcohol in a person's bloodstream

A laboratory test used to check for bacteria or other microorganisms in a blood sample

• Blood doping

• Blood smear

• Blood Culture

• Bloodborne pathogen standard