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Neuroradiology Board Review

Neuroradiology Board Review. Andrew Conger, MD 10/2/2012. Question. 1. Which of the following is a risk factor for clinically evident neurologic complications in the first 24 hours after cerebral angiography? I. Age over 70 years II. Duration over 90 minutes

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Effects of Pre-analytical Variables on the Quality of Laboratory Testing

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Blood Collection

Blood Collection. Blood. Hematology: Is defined as the study of blood. Everybody is familiar with the sight of blood - the red fluid that oozes out of your body when you've sustained a cut or a deep injury, which is slightly denser and approximately 3-4 times more viscous than water.

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INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY & ANGIOGRAPHY

INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY & ANGIOGRAPHY. DR. Walid Asaad , MBBS, MD, DABR,CAQ Diagnostic &Interventional Radiology King Abdulaziz University Hospital. INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY

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Basic Chest X-Ray Interpretation

Basic Chest X-Ray Interpretation. Different tissues in our body absorb X-rays at different extents: Bone - high absorption (white) Tissue - somewhere in the middle absorption (grey) Air - low absorption (black). Systematic CXR Interpretation. IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUE INTERPRETATION.

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Abdominal paracentesis

Abdominal paracentesis. Indications. New onset ascites Ascites of unknown origin Suspecting infection Symptomatic treatment of large ascites. Contraindications. Uncooperative patient Uncorrected bleeding diathesis Acute abdomen that requires surgery Intra-abdominal adhesions

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Routine Venipuncture. Learning Objectives. List the information that is commonly found on a test requisition. List in order the steps in a routine venipuncture. Discuss the information that must be verified for inpatient identification before the blood collection procedure.

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Skill 304

Blood samples. Skill 304. Dr. Mohammad Marie Lecture 3. Learning objectives. To know how communicate with patient in order to take a sample. To learn how to extract blood from a vein. To recognize the vacutainer tubes and their uses. COMMUNICATION.

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Skill 304 Lecture \ 3

Blood samples. Skill 304 Lecture 3. Learning objectives. To know how communicate with patient in order to take a sample. To learn how to extract blood from a vein. To recognize the vacutainer tubes and their uses. COMMUNICATION. Most patients have had a blood extraction before.

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Arterial Blood Gases

Arterial Blood Gases. prepared by: Salwa Maghrabi Teacher Assistant Nursing Department. Outlines. Definition of the arterial blood gases. Indications of the arterial blood gases . Contraindications and cautions of the arterial blood gases. The deferent between the artery and vein .

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Angiographic Procedures

Angiographic Procedures. ANGIOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES Overview

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Angiographic Procedures

Angiographic Procedures. ANGIOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES Overview

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Review of Phlebotomy and Laboratory Requirements

Review of Phlebotomy and Laboratory Requirements. Janet Vincent, MS, SBB(ASCP) Education Coordinator Department of Pathology. Phlebotomy!. One of the most often remembered experiences One of the least trained fields in all of medicine

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Tracheoesophageal Prosthesis

Tracheoesophageal Prosthesis. By Mimi Kimmet and Stephanie Smith. What is a Tracheoesophageal Prosthesis (TEP)?. A TEP is a one way valve inserted through the tracheostoma and placed between the posterior tracheal wall and the anterior esophageal wall (Wetmore et. al, 1985).

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Central line Bundle Education

Central line Bundle Education. National Patient Safety Goal 07.04.01 2009. Something you should know!. Central line associated bloodstream infections can and do kill our patients They are preventable! Patients should not be harmed by the care that is intended to help them.

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Blood collection

Blood collection. The two sources of blood for examination in the laboratory are:

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Blood sampling

Blood sampling. Skin puncture. Capillary blood taken Suitable for infant or baby Suitable for RBC morphology examination No edema, congestion and cyanosis at the area to be punctured Sites of the puncture: Tip of ring or great finger, ear lobe, lateral portion of the heel or great toe.

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