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Artery and stick
Vein and cut
Needle and bleed
Venesection/venisection
Dermatology
Pathology
Diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the heart
Diagnosis and treatment of malignant tumors
Diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the circulatory system
Diagnosis and treatment of the elderly
Diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the lungs
Diagnosis and treatment of women
Diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the blood
Diagnosis and treatment of the elderly
Diagnosis and treatment of children
Using appropriate testing methods, using appropriate equipment, performing quality control, troubleshooting equipment and regeants
Requests/orders, collection& asessment, labeling, transporting, specimen receipt, handling and storage, evaluation specimen condition, communicating when specimen is unacceptable, processing & expediting urgent specimens
Reporting the final test result, notifying appropriate providers, defining and adhering to turnaround times, entering date, correcting erroneous results.
provides a chronological log of care
Provides instructions
Can't be taken home with a patient
An agency that oversees physicians offices
An agency that oversees hospitals
An agency that oversees clinical labratories
Adequate knowledge of health issues based on written, spoken or conceptual directions.
The ability to read medical text books
The understanding of medical terminology
A nurse
Their family
An interpreter
Heart beat
Speed and urgency of the voice
Pulse
Speed and urgency of the voice
Lung sounds
Pitch of the voice
A critical patient condition
After midnight
Before the venipuncture
Family member or friend
Cane or guide dog
Nurse or walker
A comfortable chair for the venipuncture procedure
The patient's room
Area or space around a person that is considered private or personal
18 inches to 4 feet
3 to 5 inches
6 feet or more
The same as malpractice
A breach of contract
Failure to perfrom duties according to the standards of the profession
Informed consent
Identification
Date of birth
An agency that regulates cleanliness in hospitals
Federal guidelines that regulate all clinical laboratories
An agency that regulates safety in the workplace
Failure to perform duties according to the standards of the profession
Improper or unskillful care of a patient by a health care worker
Physically assaulting a patient
American Hospital Association, Patient Care Partnership
NAP, Patient's Bill of Rights
OSHA, CLIA
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