Phlebotomy quiz 7

Dermal puncture

• a produce that involves puncturing the inner or heel with a lancet device to obtain a small quantity of blood for testing. Also referred to as a skin puncture or a capillary collection.

• an additive in collection tubes used as an anticoagulant to keep blood specimens from clotting

• vein located near the middle of the the antecubital area. First choice or a venipuncture collection

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

Bevel

• area of the arm at the inner side or elbow; antecubital space.

• Vein that runs along the lateral side of the antecubital region. The second choice for venipuncture and can result in slight pain for the patient due to the location.

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

• liquid portion of the blood in which blood cells are suspended

Plasma

• an additive in collection tubes used as an anticoagulant to keep blood specimens from clotting.

• liquid portion of the blood in which blood cells are suspended

• Vein located near the middle of the antecubital area. First choice for the venipuncture collection

• straw-colored liquid portion of the blood visible after the specimen has been allowed to clot and after centifugation

Serum

• vein located near the middle of the antecubital area. First choice for the venipuncture collection

• an additive in collection tubes used as an anticoagulant to keep blood specimens from clotting

• The area of the arm at the inner side Or the elbow; antecubital space

• straw-colored liquid portion of the blood visible after the specimen has been allowed to cut and after centrifugation

Antecubital fossa

• the area of the arm at the inner side or elbow; antecubital space.

• Vein located near the middle of the antecubital area. First choice for the venipuncture collection

• an additive in collection tubes used as an anticoagulant to keep blood specimens from clotting.

• vein that runs along the lateral side of the antecubital region. The second choice for venipuncture and can result in slight pain for the patient due to the location

Median cubical vein

• An additive in collection tubes used as an anticoagulant to keep blood specimens from clotting.

• vein that runs along the lateral side of the antecubital region. The second choice for venipuncture and can result in slight pain for the patient due to the location.

• vein located near the middle of the antecubital area. First choice for a venipuncture collection.

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

Basilic vein

• runs along the lateral side of the antecubital region. the second choice for venipuncture and can result in slight pain for the patient due to the location.

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

• An additive in collection tubes Used as an anticoagulant to keep blood specimens from clotting

Cephalic vein

• vein that runs along the lateral side of the antecubital region. The second choice for venipuncture and can result in slight pain for the patient due to the location.

• An additive in collection tubes used as an anticoagulant to keep blood specimens from clotting

Ethylenediaminetetraqcentic acid EDTA

• An additive in collection tubes used as an anticoagulant to keep blood specimens from clotting

• vein that runs along the lateral side of the antecubital region. The second choice for venipuncture and can result in slight pain for the patient due to the location.