Venepuncture : Defintions 0.0 / 5 ? MedicineVenepunctureUniversityNone Created by: Amelia_henfreyCreated on: 11-06-19 14:22 Aerobic Bacteria Bacteria that requires oxygen to live 1 of 21 Anarobic Bacteria Bacteria that only survives in the absence of oxygen 2 of 21 Arteriole Venous (AV) Fistula A Connection made by a sergon, of and artery to a vein 3 of 21 ANTT Aseptic Non Touch technique - minimising the risk of harmful microorganisms into vunerable sites. 4 of 21 Asoiration Method The manual suction of blood through a needle into a syringe 5 of 21 Blood Culture A test to detect microorganisms, such as bacteria and fungi 6 of 21 Cascade Traning The transfer of knowledge to equp lerners of new skills 7 of 21 Clinical Educator Person responsable for promoting best practice though education and ensure optimal paitent outcome. In accordance with Sheffield Teaching Hospital. 8 of 21 Clotting screen A test to detect problems with a person's blood coagulation/ clotting mechanism 9 of 21 Cross-Hatch Technique # - used to cleanse the area for venepuncture. 10 of 21 EDTA This binds with calcium which prevents the coagulation casade. 11 of 21 Epidermis The upper or outer layer of two main layers of skin cells 12 of 21 Evacuted Method Suction method through a needle into a sample tube 13 of 21 FBC Full blood cell blood count - Reb blood cells, white blood cells and platlets in blood 14 of 21 Gauge The internal hole of the needle (diameter) 15 of 21 ICE Integrated Communication Enviroment 16 of 21 Intracellular the fluid between tissue cells 17 of 21 LFT Liver function test 18 of 21 Hazard Group 3 Risk idetification 19 of 21 Palpable Cord A vein that rigid and hard 20 of 21 Palpation Light pressure with a finger over the surface of the skin 21 of 21
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