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Flashcards by Pip Fraggle, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Pip Fraggle
about 8 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| What parameters are included in a Complete Blood Count? | -Total WBC -RBC -Hbg -Hct -MCV -MCHC -RDW -Plt -Automated differential |
| Which tube is used in a CBC and with what anticoagulant? | Lavender tube with EDTA |
| what is the time limit to complete a CBC at room temperature? | 2 hours |
| What does an "H" given on a parameter mean? | Higher than reference range |
| What does an "L" given on a parameter mean? | Lower than reference range |
| What does it mean when an instrument gives "+++" as a result? | The value received is outside of the instrument's linearity. |
| How can one find a result of a parameter that an instrument has previously said id outside of linearity (+++)? | Repeating the test with a dilution of the sample |
| What does it mean when an instrument votes out (gives "...") a result? | The instrument cannot perform the test for some reason. |
| What does it mean when an instrument backlights a result? | The value of the result is potentially inaccurate and should be reviewed |
| True or false: If a result comes up as backlit, "+++", or a critical "H"/"L" then it is okay to report the test as long as a note is made in the patient's file. | False Such measurements need to be reviewed first |
| True or False If the MCHC value comes out as greater than >36 g/dL it cannot be reported | True |
| True or False If an H&H fails the rule of 3 it can still be reported | False |
| What does a WBC of > 11.0x10^9 1/L indicate? | Leukocytosis |
| what does a WBC of < 5.0x10^9 1/L indicated? | Leukopenia |
| What would a RBC of < 4.20x10^12 1/L and a Hgb of < 12g/dL and Hct of <36.0% indicate? | Anemia |
| What might a platelet count of 20.5x10^9 1/L indicate? | thrombocytopenia (normal platelet count is 150-450x10^9 1/L) |
| What four reasons could contribute to a H&H not following the rule of three? | -Lipemia -icterus -hemolysis -cold agglutinin |
| What are the three components of a hemoglobin molecule? | -4 heme chains -4 globin chains 4 iron ferrous atoms |
| What is the reference for an average adult male when it comes to Hemoglobin Values? | 13.3 g/cL-17.7 g/dL |
| What is the reference for an average adult female when it comes to Hemoglobin Values? | 11.7 g/dL- 15.7 g/dL |
| What is the normal Hematocrit reference range for an adult Male? | 40%-52% |
| What is the normal Hematocrit reference range for an adult female? | 35-47% |
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