Test Bank for Phlebotomy 4th Edition by Warekois

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0323279406
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0323279406
• Author: Robin Warekois; Richard Robinson

With an illustrated, storyboard format for procedures, Phlebotomy: Worktext and Procedures Manual, 4^th Edition describes all aspects of phlebotomy, with current coverage of equipment, safety procedures, arterial blood gases, point-of-care testing, and practical phlebotomy skills. Procedures cover core functions and are outlined with step-by-step instructions and new full-color photos. Clinical scenarios, practice tips, and new Avoid That Error features keep the focus on application and practice. Written by phlebotomy expert Robin Warekois, this practical worktext also includes competency checklists, a mock certification exam, a detachable bookmark that can serve as a tube guide, anda new video collection on the Evolve companion website.

Table of contents:

1. 1. Introduction to Phlebotomy
2. 1.  Introduction to phlebotomy
3. Abbreviations
4. What is phlebotomy?
5. Modern phlebotomy
6. Professional organizations and standards
7. Legal issues in phlebotomy
8. Review for certification
9. Study questions
10. Certification examination preparation
11. Bibliography
12. 2.  Health care structure
13. Abbreviations
14. Hospital organization
15. Introduction to the clinical laboratory
16. Functions of the clinical pathology laboratory departments
17. Standards and accreditation for the clinical laboratory
18. Other health care settings
19. Review for certification
20. Study questions
21. Certification examination preparation
22. Bibliography
23. 3.  Safety
24. Abbreviations
25. Occupational safety and health administration
26. Types of safety hazards
27. Emergency first-aid procedures
28. Disaster emergency plan
29. Sensitivity to latex and other materials
30. Review for certification
31. Study questions
32. Certification examination preparation
33. Bibliography
34. 4.  Infection control
35. Abbreviations
36. Infection
37. Bloodborne pathogens
38. Chain of infection
39. Breaking the chain of infection
40. Occupational safety and health administration’s bloodborne pathogens standard
41. Isolation control measures
42. Cleaning up a spill
43. Review for certification
44. Study questions
45. Certification examination preparation
46. Bibliography
47. 2. Phlebotomy Basics
48. 5.  Medical terminology
49. How to use this chapter
50. Parts of a word
51. Abbreviations
52. Review for certification
53. Study questions
54. Certification examination preparation
55. Bibliography
56. 6.  Human anatomy and physiology
57. Abbreviations
58. Levels of organization
59. Anatomic terminology
60. Skeletal system
61. Muscular system
62. Integumentary system
63. Nervous systems
64. Digestive system
65. Urinary system
66. Respiratory system
67. Endocrine system
68. Reproductive systems
69. Review for certification
70. Study questions
71. Certification examination preparation
72. Bibliography
73. 7.  Circulatory, lymphatic, and immune systems
74. Abbreviations
75. Circulatory system
76. Lymphatic system
77. Immune system
78. Review for certification
79. Study questions
80. Certification examination preparation
81. Bibliography
82. 3. Specimen Collection
83. 8.  Venipuncture equipment
84. Abbreviations
85. Phlebotomy equipment
86. Organizing and transporting equipment
87. Locating veins
88. Cleaning the puncture site
89. Protecting the puncture site
90. Needles
91. Needle safety
92. Needle adapters
93. Evacuated collection tubes
94. Types of blood specimens
95. Tube additives
96. Order of draw
97. Needle disposal containers
98. Review for certification
99. Study questions
100. Certification examination preparation
101. Bibliography
102. 9.  Routine venipuncture
103. Abbreviations
104. Requisitions
105. Patient identification
106. Routine venipuncture
107. Routine venipuncture with a syringe
108. Review for certification
109. Study questions
110. Certification examination preparation
111. Bibliography
112. 10.  Capillary collection
113. Abbreviations
114. Reasons for performing capillary collection
115. Differences between venous and capillary blood
116. Equipment for capillary collection
117. Site selection
118. Capillary collection
119. Other uses of capillary puncture
120. Review for certification
121. Study questions
122. Certification examination preparation
123. Bibliography
124. 11.  Venipuncture complications
125. Abbreviations
126. Factors that prevent access to the patient
127. Barriers to communicating with the patient
128. Problems in site selection
129. Problems associated with cleaning the site
130. Problems associated with tourniquet application
131. Complications during collection
132. Problems in completing the procedure
133. Factors that affect sample integrity
134. Long-term complications associated with venipuncture
135. Specimen rejection
136. Specimen recollection
137. Review for certification
138. Study questions
139. Certification examination preparation
140. Bibliography
141. 12.  Blood collection in special populations
142. Abbreviations
143. Pediatric patients
144. Geriatric patients
145. Patients requiring blood draws for extended periods
146. Special equipment used in the intensive care unit and emergency room
147. Review for certification
148. Study questions
149. Certification examination preparation
150. Bibliography
151. 13.  Arterial blood collection
152. Abbreviations
153. Composition of arterial blood
154. Arterial blood gas testing
155. Capillary blood gas testing
156. Review for certification
157. Study questions
158. Certification examination preparation
159. Bibliography
160. 14.  Special collections and procedures
161. Abbreviations
162. Fasting specimens and the basal state
163. Blood cultures
164. Blood donor collection
165. Special specimen handling
166. Blood smears
167. Review for certification
168. Study questions
169. Certification examination preparation
170. Bibliography
171. 15.  Special nonblood collection procedures
172. Abbreviations
173. Urine specimens
174. Fecal specimens
175. Semen specimens
176. Throat specimens
177. Nasopharyngeal specimens
178. Sweat electrolyte/chloride specimens
179. Body fluid specimens
180. Review for certification
181. Study questions
182. Certification examination preparation
183. Bibliography
184. 4. Specimen Handling
185. 16.  Specimen handling, transport, and processing
186. Abbreviations
187. General guidelines for specimen transport
188. Transporting samples to the laboratory
189. Processing
190. Transport and processing of nonblood specimens
191. Specimen rejection
192. Review for certification
193. Study questions
194. Certification examination preparation
195. Bibliography
196. 17.  Point-of-care testing
197. Abbreviations
198. Advantages of point-of-care testing
199. Common tests performed at the point of care
200. Electrocardiography
201. Other clia-waived tests
202. Review for certification
203. Study questions
204. Certification examination preparation
205. Bibliography
206. 5. Professional Issues
207. 18.  Quality phlebotomy
208. Abbreviations
209. Features of quality phlebotomy
210. Preanalytic variables
211. Patient preparation and specimen collection
212. Transportation
213. Processing
214. Analytical variables
215. Postanalytical variables
216. Review for certification
217. Study questions
218. Certification examination preparation
219. Bibliography
220. 19.  Legal issues in phlebotomy
221. Abbreviations
222. Why study legal issues?
223. The legal system
224. Professional liability
225. Confidentiality
226. Review for certification
227. Study questions
228. Certification examination preparation
229. Bibliography
230. Metric system measurements
231. Common english-spanish phrases for phlebotomy
232. Competency checklists
233. Common abbreviations
234. Mock certification exam
235. Answers to chapter questions and mock certification exam
236. Glossary
237. Index

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