4. What is the rationale behind the sequence of the order of draw?Sterile tube (blood culture)a.b.Blue-top coagulation tubeC. Serum tube (glass) with no additived. Serum tube with clot activator, with or withoute. Heparin tube with or without gel plasma separatorf. EDTA tubeg. Glycolytic inhibitor tubetubo with silica clc

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8. Using ETS, coagulation tubes should be taken before plastic serum tubes as the clot activator in plastic serum tubes may interfere. Which of the following test would be most directly be affected? O A. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate B. Glycosylated hemoglobin O C. Activated partial thromboplastin time O D. Serological assays 9. Which of the following colored-top tubes can be used for trace elements assay? A. K2EDTA (Lavender) B. K3EDTA (Lavender) C. K3EDTA (Pink) D. K2EDTA (Royal blue)
8. Using ETS, coagulation tubes should be taken before plastic serum tubes as the clot activator in plastic serum tubes may interfere. Which of the following test would be most directly be affected? O A. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate O B. Glycosylated hemoglobin O C. Activated partial thromboplastin time O D. Serological assays
3. The label on the cefoxitin states: "add 10 mL of diluent to the 2 g vial." Draw a line on the appropriate syringe given, indicat- ing the amount of diluent you will add to the vial. 4. Read the ondansetron HCI label. Drav ) line on the appropriate syringe, indicating the dose of ondansetron. 2 40 5. Read the heparin label and draw a line on the appropriate syringe, indicating the dose. 2.
2. What will be the effect in prothrombin time if the patient is receiving therapeutic heparin? 3. Prothrombin Time is performed diagnostically when any coagulopathy is suspected. Explain the expected results of PT on the following coagulopathies: 3.1 Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation 3.2 Liver Disease SERUM PROTHROMBIN TIME 3.3 Vitamin K Deficiency 4. Illustrate and label the different steps of Serum Prothrombin Time.
3. Refer to the dot plot. Describe the type of cells detected using flow cytometry based on CD markers and granularity? Correlate the potential cells that has the same pattern as with the flow cytometry output. CD4SECD
5. The MLT performs patient testing against specific reagent anti-sera and obtains the following results: Anti-e Anti-D 4+ Anti-c 3+ 3+ Anti-C 3+ a) What is this patient's Rh phenotype? Anti-E 0
1. How will you differentiate VDRL from RPR Card test? 2. Give the composition of VDRL reagent and their function.
1. Give the diagnostic tools for disseminated intravascular coagulopathy. 2. Differentiate cross-linked clot from non-cross-linked. How will you differentiate them? 3. Importance of d-dimer testing.
5. Order: Heparin 7,500 units subcut b.i.d. Available: Heparin 20,000 units per mL a. How much will you administer? b. Draw in your amount to give on the syringe. 4 m 8 m 12 m 16 m 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 c. Is this amount within the maximum allowed for a subcutaneous injection?
13. A patient is rushed to the emergency room and has suffered severe blood loss. Patient is type AB but is in short supply. The medical personnel commenced the transfusion. Which of the following reasons is correct to support the action? a. any blood type can be collected and transfused to the patient b. a blood from a pig donor will suffice c. they paid a donor with type AB millions of pesos d. all the choices are incorrect 14. On the battlefield, a medic is treating a soldier who has lost a great deal of blood. They are out of blood typing supplies so the medic, who is Type O negative, simply donates his own blood to the patient. What is the possible explanation for this? a. A type O negative person has none of the proteins that can cause rejection in his blood, so his blood can be accepted by anyone. b. A type O do not have antibodies thus cannot make coagulation when mixed with any other blood types. c. It will not work since blood type O- have all the proteins on blood cells that…
4. D-dimer screening test is important in disseminated vascular disorders (DIC) diagnosis. Why is this statement correct? or wrong? 5. Lupus anticoagulants (LA) prolong APTT results. Yes or No? Defend your answer.
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