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An antiglycolytic agent:
A. enhances coagulation B. inhibits thrombin formation C. Keeps the specimen from clotting D. prevents the breakdown of glucose |
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Prevents the breakdown of glucose |
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Sharps containers do not have to be:
A. Marked "biohazard" B. disposable C. punture-resistant D. recyclable |
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Which of the following substances would be the best thing to use to disinfect a blood spill on a lab countertop prior to cleanup?
A. A 1:10 dilution of bleach B. 70% Isopropyl alcohol C. Antibacterial soap and water D. Povidone-iodine swab sticks |
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This needle is the standard needle for routine venipuncture.
A. 20 gauge B. 21 gauge C. 22 gauge D. 23 gauge |
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Needles are color-coded according to:
A. expiration date B. gauge C. length D. manufacturer |
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The most common, Direct, and efficient means of venipuncture is:
A. Butterfly and tube holder B. Butterfly and syringe C. ETS needle and tube holder D. needle and syringe |
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ETS needle and tube holder |
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Which of the following would be the best choice of equipment for drawing a small hand vein?
A. A 21 gauge needle and syringe B. A 22 gauge needle and ETS holder C. A 23 gauge butterfly and ETS holder D. A 25 gauge butterfly needle and syringe |
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A 23 gauge butterfly and ETS holder
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Which of the following equipment is required in collecting blood by syringe?
A. multisample needle B. Tube holder C. Transfer device D. Winged infusion set |
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Which anticoagulant prevents coagulation by inhibiting thrombi formation?
A. EDTA B. Heparin C. Sodium citrate D. Potassium oxalate |
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Which of the following tubes would typically be used to collect plasma for a stat chemistry specimen?
A. Light-blue top B. Green top C. Red top D. Yellow top |
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EDTA is a(n):
A. anticoagulant B. clot activator C. glucose preservative D. plasma separator |
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A light-blue topped tube is most often associated with tests in this department.
A. Chemistry B. Coagulation C. Hematology D. Serology |
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Of the following tubes, which would be filled second from a syringe according to the CLSI recommended order of draw?
A. Gray top B. Lavender top C. Light-blue top D. Green top |
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A PST contains:
A. citrate and gel B. EDTA and gel C. heparin and gel D. silica and gel |
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Of the following tubes or containers, which is filled first in the ETS order of draw?
A. Lavender top B. Light-blue top C. PST D. SPS |
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For which of the following tubes is the blood-to-additive ratio most critical?
A. Green top B. Lavender top C. Light-blue top D. Red top |
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Which of the following additives provides a physical barrier to prevent glycolysis?
A. EDTA B. Silica C. Sodium fluoride D. Thixotropic gel |
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Which of the following tubes contains an anticoagulant that works by binding calcilum?
A. Green top B. Light-blue top C. PST D. SST |
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What is the purpose of a royal blue topped tube?
A. Minimize trace-element contamination B. Prevent the breakdown of glucose C. Prevent the specimen from clotting D. Protect the specimen from light |
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Minimize trace-element contamination |
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Which of the following additive prevents glycolysis? A. EDTA B. Heparin C. Potassium oxalate D. Sodium fluoride |
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The following supplies where gathered for a routine venipuncture. Which item is incorrect?
A. ETS tubes B. Iodine swab C. Safety needle D. Tourniquet |
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Which of the following tubes can be used to collect a serum specimen?
A. Light-blue top B. Green top C. PST D. Red top |
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A tourniquet is used in venipuncture to:
A. concentrate the blood specimen B. find and enter veins more easily C. keep vein from collapsing D. All of the above |
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find and enter veins more easily |
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You are about to perform routine venipuncture on a patient with no known allergy to antiseptics. Which of the following substances would you use to clean the site?
A. 5.25% sodium hypochlorite B. 70% isopropyl alcohol C. Antibacterial soap and water D. Povidone-iodine |
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Which of the following needles has the largest diameter?
A. 18 gauge B. 20 gauge C. 21 gauge D. 23 gauge |
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What causes evacuated tubes to fill with blood automatically?
A. Arterial blood pressuer B. Fist pumping by the patient C. Pressure for the tourniquet D. Premeasured tube vacuum |
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Lavender toptubes are most commonly used to collect:
A. chemistry tests B. coagulation specimens C. hematology tests D. immunology tests |
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Of the following tubes or containers, which is filled last in the recommended order of draw?
A. Blood culture bottle B. Lavender top C. Light-blue top D. Red top |
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A butterfly is typically used for:
A. coagulation specimens B. difficult and hand veins C. draws from a basilic vein D. all of the above |
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Which of the following tests might be affected by carryover from an EDTA tube?
A activated clotting time B lithium C amylase D creatine kinases |
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Which is the best tube for collecting an ethanol specimen?
A sodium fluoride B sodium citrate C EDTA D silicosis earth |
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Which department would most likely preform the test on a specimen collected in a spa tube?
A microbiology B chemistry C hemotology D coagulation |
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After a blood spill, a disinfectant is applied and must have at least _________ minutes of contact time for cleanup to be effective.
A 2 minutes B 10 minutes C 5 minutes D 30 minutes |
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