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Phlebotomy Essentials

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ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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1. Characterize BUN/Urea in terms of metabolism. 2. The clinical correlation of BUN and creatinine in renal disease.
5. what is the most common indicattions for fecal occult blood testing are?
True or False 1. Creatine is the metabolic waste product of proteins produced in the liver. 2. Test for urea and creatinine validates whether an unknown solution is urine or not. 3. Uroerythrin, in refrigerated urine, attaches to urea producing pink pigment. 4 Bilirubin undergoes auto-oxidation to impart a yellow green color to urine. 5. Steatorrhea is a condition of abnormal quantity of fats in feces due to poor absorption of fats.
12.Explain four (4) risk factors related to constipation? Easy and simple asap
True or False 1. Creatine is the metabolic waste product of proteins produced in the liver. 2. Test for urea and creatinine validates whether an unknown solution is urine or not. 3. Uroerythrin, in refrigerated urine, attaches to urea producing pink pigment. 4 Bilirubin undergoes auto-oxidation to impart a yellow green color to urine. 5. Steatorrhea is a condition of abnormal quantity of fats in feces due to poor absorption of fats. 6. Bacterial metabolism of glucose in the large intestines results to the production of flatus. 7. Oxidation of stercobilinogen is responsible for the brown color of feces. 8. Hemorrhoid accounts for the upper GIT bleeding 9. NSAIDs and the hormone pepsin may cause gastric ulcer 10. Fluid loss may affect the solute content of urine. 11. A lake of bile in stool produces a green color. 12. When blood is seen by the naked eye in stool analysis, a benzidine test is cost-effectively done as routine test. 13. A red-colored stool is produced in H. pylori…
Case ScenarioThe patient is a 54-year-old Caucasian male with ulcerative colitis who underwent a totalproctocolectomy with end ileostomy in 1997. He developed a parastomal hernia that was becomingincreasingly symptomatic. Following a discussion with the patient regarding the risks and benefits of parastomal hernia repair, he underwent an exploratory laparotomy with enterolysis, parastomal herniarepair and re-siting of the ileostomy. The hernia defect was repaired primarily with a biologic meshunderlay (Alloderm, Lifecell®). He received one preoperative dose of cefoxitin; consistent withpreoperative antibiotic guidelines. The operation was uneventful. His postoperative course wasuncomplicated; on postoperative day 4 he was tolerating a regular diet and had normal ileostomy output.He was subsequently discharged home.Twenty-four hours later, he returned to the hospital emergency department with complaints ofabdominal pain and feculent vomiting. Vital signs on arrival were notable for a…
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4. What is the primary purpose of haemodialysis? Oa. To remove excess fluids from the body Ob. To remove waste products from the blood Oc. To increase the production of red blood cells Od. To decrease the production of white blood cells
Case ScenarioThe patient is a 54-year-old Caucasian male with ulcerative colitis who underwent a totalproctocolectomy with end ileostomy in 1997. He developed a parastomal hernia that was becomingincreasingly symptomatic. Following a discussion with the patient regarding the risks and benefits of parastomal hernia repair, he underwent an exploratory laparotomy with enterolysis, parastomal herniarepair and re-siting of the ileostomy. The hernia defect was repaired primarily with a biologic meshunderlay (Alloderm, Lifecell®). He received one preoperative dose of cefoxitin; consistent withpreoperative antibiotic guidelines. The operation was uneventful. His postoperative course wasuncomplicated; on postoperative day 4 he was tolerating a regular diet and had normal ileostomy output.He was subsequently discharged home.Twenty-four hours later, he returned to the hospital emergency department with complaints ofabdominal pain and feculent vomiting. Vital signs on arrival were notable for a…
04. Explain four (4) risk factors related to constipation?
3. what is the most common indicattions for fecal occult blood testing are?
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