Clinical 3 Phlebotomy; Venipuncture and capillary puncture

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clinical 3 phlebotomy key terms and other terms needed to be known for the chapter 40 phlebotomy; venipuncture and capillary puncture test

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Clinical 3 Phlebotomy; Venipuncture and capillary puncture

additive
any material placed in a tube that maintains or facilitates the integrity and function of the speciamen
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additive any material placed in a tube that maintains or facilitates the integrity and function of the speciamen
aliquot part of the whole specimen that has been taken off for use or storage
anticoagulant chemical in a blood tube thay prevents the clotting of the blood by removing the calcium from the blood or by stopping the formation of thrombin
buffy coat layer of white blood cells and platelets that forms at the interface between the plasma and red blood cells in a tube of blood containing an anticoagulant
cannula the blunting member in a Bio-plexus punctureGaurd needle
centrifuge device that spins tubes using centrifugal force to seperate the fluid portion of blood from the formed elements
constrict to become smaller in diameter
dilate to enlarge in diameter
edematous abnormal accumulation of fluid in the tissues resulting in swelling
erothrocyte red blood cell; one of the formed elements of the blood
hematology study of the blood and the bloodforming tissues
hematoma a large bruise; accumulation of blood around the venipuncture site during or after venipunture caused by the leakage of blood from where the needle punctured the vein
hemoconcentration pooling of blood at the location of the venipunture caused by leaving the tourniquet on the arm longer than one minute, resulting in inaccurate blood samples
hemolysis rupturing of the red blood cells during the process of blood collection. the serum or plasma becomes contaiminated and has a reddish color
hypoglycemia state of having a lower than normal blood gluclose level
leukocyte white blood cell, one of the formed elements of blood
lipemia excessive amount of fat (lipids) in the blood, resulting ina blood sample that has a milky appearence
luer-lok a type of syringe that twist and locks for safety

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