Rules and Regulations

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CLSI
provide guidelines that promote test accuracy
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What does CSLI stand for?
Clinical Laboratory Standard Institute
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Who created the order of draw?
CSLI
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CLIA
regulates lab testing and requires clinical labs to be state certifies; distributes funds to labs
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What does CLIA stand for?
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment
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CMS
provides the funds for CLIA to distribute; administers Medicare program and works together with Medicaid
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What does CMS stand for?
Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services
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CDC
identifies and educates about different diseases, infections, and illnesses
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What does CDC stand for?
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
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OSHA
regulates workplace safety with biological and chemical hazards
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What does OSHA stand for?
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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JCHO
hospital/Dr.'s office accreditation aimed to improve patient safety and quality of care
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What does JCHO stand for?
Joint Commision-Accredits Healhcare Organizatino
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Is JCHO mandatory?
no
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What are the four types of consent?
informed, written, expressed, implied
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written consent
signed consent
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Who is able to give informed consent?
practitioners (not phlebotomists)
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What is written consent required for?
all types of forensic testing
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implied consent
based on the patient's state or non-verbal response
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expressed consent
expressed verbally or written
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What happens if a patient refuses treatment?
patient is required to file a refusal form
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battery
touching/handling a patient without permission
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assault
threatening to move forwards with a procedure without consent
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HIPAA
protects patient confidentiality whether written, verbal, or electronic
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What does HIPAA stand for?
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
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What kind of consent do you need to speak with anyone other than the patient/direct providers?
signed/written consent
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What does PHI stand for?
patient health info
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PHI
all information that pertains to patient care
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BAL test
blood alcohol level test
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Who must ID an unconscious patient?
nurse or family relative
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What do you do if there is an ID discrepancy?
notify nurse
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Every blood draw begins with...
review of requisition sheet and checking ID
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What if patient for blood draw is sleeping?
wake patient, speak soft and clear
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ID bands are found where?
wrist or ankle
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Where is the only place where you can draw blood without patient ID?
ER
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hematoma
blood clot that may arise from blood draws
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hematomas are both what?
legal issues and the #1 complication in phlebotomy
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What do you do if a hematoma occurs?
1. stop drawing and withdraw
2. apply pressure for 5 mins
3. ice for 15 mins
4. report incident to manager
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quality control
measures how well an instrument functions to yield consistent results
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quality assurance
checking if test is accurate and regularly maintained
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A type of quality control procedure uses what as an external control to test machine accuracy?
glucometer
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What do you need to record for each control test?
time and date of control test results, expiration date, maintenance/serial #
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What is the main thing to check for in quality controls?
expiration dates
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Who can draw blood from ateries?
nurse or respiratory therapist
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Who can place IVs?
nurse
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What is the #1 error in phlebotomy?
misidentification
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What does 'error' mean?
written error
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What does 'complication' mean?
error in procedure
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How can you check ID?
- ask patient name (spelt) and DOB
- compare info with requisition sheet and ID band
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What are the two identifiers usually used and needed with outpatient facilities?
insurance card and govt. ID
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What is the goal of healthcare?
to break the chain of infection
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What is the #1 way to prevent the spread of infection?
handwashing
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What are the six parts in the chain of infection?
1. infectious agent
2. reservoir
3. exit pathway
4. mode of transmission
5. entry pathway
6. susceptible host
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infectious agent
microorganism that cause infection/disease and spread to others
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reservior
place where microorganism grows and lives
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portal of exit
the way out of a body/ reservior host
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mode of transmission
the way a microorganism moves from one person/object to the next
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entry pathway
way into the body
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susceptible host
person that the microorganism is spread to; may have decreased ability to resist infection
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standard precautions
precautions in place whenever there is a possibility of encountering blood/ bodily fluids
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reversed isolation
patient wears PPE
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universal precautions
precautions where there is known bodily fluids/ blood
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BBP
blood borne pathogen
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What are the most common BBPs?
HIV and HBV
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What is an important part of infection control?
vaccines
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transmission-based precautions
precaution whenever there is a known/suspected infection/disease
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