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KNOWLEDGE DRILLS KNOWLEDGE DRILL 6-1: CAUTION AND KEY POINT RECOGNITION The following sentences have been taken from "CAUTION" and "KEY POINT" statements found throughout Chapter 6. Fill in the blanks with the missing information. 1. Vein (A) _____ differs somewhat from person to person, and you may not see the exact textbook pattern. The important thing to remember is to choose a (B) _ vein that is well fixed and does not overlie a (C) _, which indicates the presence of an (D) _ and the potential presence of a major (E) . 2. The (A) _ artery is the only artery that carries (B) _, or oxygen-poor blood. It is part of the (C) _ circulation and carries (D) _ blood from the (E) _ to the (F) _. It is classified as an artery because it carries blood (G) _ from the heart. 3. Natural (A) _ circulate in the plasma along with the coagulation factors. They keep the (B) _ process in check and limited to (C) _ sites by (D) _ (breaking down) any (E) _ coagulation factors that (F) _ the injury site or remain within the formed clot. 4. When (A) _ blood is collected by syringe, the (B) _ normally causes the blood to (C) _ or (D) _ into the syringe under its own (E) . 5. Veins on the (A) _ (B) (_) surface of the (C) _ are never (D) _ for venipuncture. 6. The major difference between (A) _ and serum is plasma contains (B) _, while (C) _ does not. 7. The presence of (A) _ within (B) _ is a major (C) _ difference between arteries and veins. 8. Testing personnel typically prefer specimens that contain roughly (A) _ times the amount of sample required to perform the test. This allows the test to be (B) _, if needed, with some to spare. Consequently, a test that requires 1 mL of (C) _ or plasma would require a(n) (D) _ blood specimen because only half the specimen will be (E) _, while a test that requires 1 mL of (F) _ blood would require a (G) _ specimen. 9. (A) _ lymph nodes (nodes in the armpit) are often removed as part of (B) _ cancer surgery. Their removal can impair (C) _ drainage and interfere with the destruction of (D) _ and foreign matter in the affected arm. This is a cause for concern in phlebotomy and the reason an (E) _ on the same side as a (F) _ is not suitable for venipuncture. 10. The main component of RBCs is (A) _ (_ or _), an (B) _ -containing pigment that enables them to transport (C) _ and (D) _, and gives them their (E) _______.

          KNOWLEDGE DRILLS

KNOWLEDGE DRILL 6-1: CAUTION AND KEY POINT RECOGNITION

The following sentences have been taken from "CAUTION" and "KEY POINT" statements found throughout Chapter 6. Fill in the blanks with the missing information.

1. Vein (A) ___________ differs somewhat from person to person, and you may not see the exact textbook pattern. The important thing to remember is to choose a (B) ___________ vein that is well fixed and does not overlie a (C) ___________, which indicates the presence of an (D) ___________ and the potential presence of a major (E) __________.

2. The (A) ___________ artery is the only artery that carries (B) ___________, or oxygen-poor blood. It is part of the (C) ___________ circulation and carries (D) ___________ blood from the (E) ___________ to the (F) ___________. It is classified as an artery because it carries blood (G) ___________ from the heart.

3. Natural (A) ___________ circulate in the plasma along with the coagulation factors. They keep the (B) ___________ process in check and limited to (C) ___________ sites by (D) ___________ (breaking down) any (E) ___________ coagulation factors that (F) ___________ the injury site or remain within the formed clot.

4. When (A) ___________ blood is collected by syringe, the (B) ___________ normally causes the blood to (C) ___________ or (D) ___________ into the syringe under its own (E) __________.

5. Veins on the (A) ___________ (B) (___________) surface of the (C) ___________ are never (D) ___________ for venipuncture.

6. The major difference between (A) ___________ and serum is plasma contains (B) ___________, while (C) ___________ does not.

7. The presence of (A) ___________ within (B) ___________ is a major (C) ___________ difference between arteries and veins.

8. Testing personnel typically prefer specimens that contain roughly (A) ___________ times the amount of sample required to perform the test. This allows the test to be (B) ___________, if needed, with some to spare. Consequently, a test that requires 1 mL of (C) ___________ or plasma would require a(n) (D) ___________ blood specimen because only half the specimen will be (E) ___________, while a test that requires 1 mL of (F) ___________ blood would require a (G) ___________ specimen.

9. (A) ___________ lymph nodes (nodes in the armpit) are often removed as part of (B) ___________ cancer surgery. Their removal can impair (C) ___________ drainage and interfere with the destruction of (D) ___________ and foreign matter in the affected arm. This is a cause for concern in phlebotomy and the reason an (E) ___________ on the same side as a (F) ___________ is not suitable for venipuncture.

10. The main component of RBCs is (A) ___________ (___________ or ___________), an (B) ___________
-containing pigment that enables them to transport (C) ___________ and (D) ___________, and gives them their (E) ___________.

KNOWLEDGE DRILLS

KNOWLEDGE DRILL 6-1: CAUTION AND KEY POINT RECOGNITION

The following sentences have been taken from "CAUTION" and "KEY POINT" statements found throughout Chapter 6. Fill in the blanks with the missing information.

1. Vein (A) differs somewhat from person to person, and you may not see the exact textbook pattern. The important thing to remember is to choose a (B) vein that is well fixed and does not overlie a (C) , which indicates the presence of an (D) and the potential presence of a major (E) .

2. The (A) artery is the only artery that carries (B) , or oxygen-poor blood. It is part of the (C) circulation and carries (D) blood from the (E) to the (F) . It is classified as an artery because it carries blood (G) from the heart.

3. Natural (A) circulate in the plasma along with the coagulation factors. They keep the (B) process in check and limited to (C) sites by (D) (breaking down) any (E) coagulation factors that (F) the injury site or remain within the formed clot.

4. When (A) blood is collected by syringe, the (B) normally causes the blood to (C) or (D) into the syringe under its own (E) .

5. Veins on the (A) (B) () surface of the (C) are never (D) for venipuncture.

6. The major difference between (A) and serum is plasma contains (B) , while (C) does not.

7. The presence of (A) within (B) is a major (C) difference between arteries and veins.

8. Testing personnel typically prefer specimens that contain roughly (A) times the amount of sample required to perform the test. This allows the test to be (B) , if needed, with some to spare. Consequently, a test that requires 1 mL of (C) or plasma would require a(n) (D) blood specimen because only half the specimen will be (E) , while a test that requires 1 mL of (F) blood would require a (G) specimen.

9. (A) lymph nodes (nodes in the armpit) are often removed as part of (B) cancer surgery. Their removal can impair (C) drainage and interfere with the destruction of (D) and foreign matter in the affected arm. This is a cause for concern in phlebotomy and the reason an (E) on the same side as a (F) is not suitable for venipuncture.

10. The main component of RBCs is (A) ( or ), an (B)
-containing pigment that enables them to transport (C) and (D) , and gives them their (E) .

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