WorksheetsHEMA LAB
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 28mins
HIV
General delayed complication
Local delayed complication
Immediate delayed complication
Hepatitis B & C
Gen. delaye dcomplication
Localed delayed complication
Local immediate complication
hematoma
general delayed complication
Local delayed complication
Local immediate complication
thrombosis of the vein
Local immediate complication
Local delayed complication
general delayed complication
thrombosis of the vein
general delayed complication
local delayed complication
local immediate complication
thrombophlebitis
local immediate complication
local delayed complication
general delayed complication
hemoconcentration
local immediatel complcation
local delayed complication
general delayed complication
failure of the blood to enter the syringe
local immediate complication
local delayed complication
general delayed complication
Venipuncture order of draw
1. serum tube
2. EDTA
3. coagulation tube
4. blood culture
5. sodium fluoride
6. heparin tube
1, 2,3,4,6,5
4,3,1,2,6,5
4,3,1,5,6,2
4,3,2,6,5,1
What gauge is colored pink
(a)
What is the measurement when applying tourniquet on the patient's arm?
(a)
According to what government implemented about prolonging the application of tourniquet
(a)
What will happen when tourniquet is applied for a long time?
(a)
21G
pink
blank
green
light blue
light blue
18g
19g
22g
23g
What is the length of the needle
(a)
According to rodaks, what is the required needle gauge
(a)
What is the most commonly used needle gauge?
(a)
What is the first choice when choosing a vein?
(a)
What is the 2nd choice of vein in venipuncture?
(a)
What is the 3rd choice of vein in venipuncture?
(a)
It is preferred for most hematological examination
(a)
It offers the fastest method of collecting sample from a large number of patients
(a)
It is most often performed for the purpose fo laboratory testing
(a)
Order of draw for skin puncture
1. serum microcollection tube
2. tube for gas analysis
3. slides
4. other microcollection tubes with anticoagulants
5. EDTA
1,3,4,2,5
2,3,1,4,5
2,3,5,4,1
5,4,3,2,1
What is the depth of lancet?
2-3 mm
2-4 mm
Lancet use for heel puncture in full term newborn must not exceed ___ in length
2-3 mm
2-4 mm
easily accesisble to the operator
advantage
disadvantage
easy to manipulate
advantage
disadvantage
ideal for peripheral blood smears
advantage
disadvantage
Less amount of blood can be obtained
advantage
disadvanatge
Addtional and repeated test cannot be done
advantage
disadvantage
Blood obtained by skin puncture hemolyzes easily
advantage
disadvantage
sites to avoid (in order)
(a)
A puncture site that has less free nerve ending hence less pain and less tissue
(a)
It is the lateral palmar surface perpendicular to the finger
(a)
Blood sample collected is a mixture of?
(a)
It is a technique used to obtain blood specimen when venipuncture or other collection are not appropriate for various reasons
(a)
