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The term phlebotomy is derived from the Greek words that mean? |
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Which agency overseas the categorization of laboratory tests according to the level of complexity and risk involved for the patient if errors are made?
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Which of the following aspects whould do the most to promote a professional appearance in the patient care setting?
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Good posture and personal hygiene |
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The term right to know refers to? |
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a patients right to information about test procedures and who is performing them |
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A patient's medical record can best be described as? |
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A legal document that provides a chronological log of care |
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Failure to act or perform duties according to the standard of care for phlebotomy is? |
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When a phlebotomist gives aid during an emergency, he/she is usually protected through? |
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Before a patient's laboratory test results can legally be released to another physician or health care facility, the patient must? |
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provide his/her informed consent |
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Professional negligence in blood collection is the same as? |
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Which of the following is designed to reduce the risk of transmission or microorganisms from both recognized and unrecognized sources of infection in health care facilities? |
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Which of the following is an agency of the U.S. Department of Labor that requires employers to provide measures that will protect workers exposed to biological hazards? |
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If an accident such as a needlestick occurs, the injured health care worker should immediately: |
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cleanse the area with isophopyl alcohol and apply an adhesive |
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Which of trhe following chemicals should be used to disenfect tourniquets and items contaminated with blood? |
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1:10 dilution of chlorine bleach |
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Which of the following is the proper sequence for removal of isolation apparel after blood collection in an isolation room? |
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Which of the following is the most important procedure in the prevention of disease transmission in health care institutions? |
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The phlebotomist is most likely to encounter which of the following hazards upon entering the nuclear medicine department to obtain a blood specimen from a patient? |
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The first step in controlling severe bleeding is to? |
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Apply pressure directly over the wound or venipuncture site |
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The abbreviation RACE is used in? |
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Protection is the primary function of which of the following systems? |
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Which of the following veins is most commonly used for venipuncture? |
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Which of the following is true of a serum specimen? |
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it does not contain antiquagulant additive |
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The most common blood type? |
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Which of the following anticoagulants is found in a purple-topped blood collection vacuum tube? |
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Which of the following vacuum tubes is used to collect blood so that the serum can be separated from the blood cells as quickly as possible? |
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From the listed needle guages, which one has the smallest diameter?
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Which of the following needs to be collected in a purple-topped vacuum blood collection tube? |
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CBC (complete blood count) |
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The abnormal accumulation of fluid in the intercellular spacs of the body that is localized or diffused is referred to as? |
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A hospitalized patient may not be identified by which of the following means? |
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The most common sites for venipuncture are in which of the following areas? |
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the antecubital area of the arm |
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Palpating the venipuncture site serves which purpose? |
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provides an indication of the size and depth of the vein |
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Using a butterfly needle is beneficial for? |
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How long should the tourniquet be placed around the patient's arm? |
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no longer than one minute |
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What is the best angle for needle insertion during venipuncture? |
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Of the following specimens, which should be the first tube collected in the suggested order of draw using the evacuated tube system? |
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Containers for the disposal of needles and syringes should have which features? |
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True or False
Competencies for phlebotomists never vary from one employer to another. |
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True or False
An example of Quality Control would be theroutine checking of the refrigerator temperature. |
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True or False
Confidentiality is considered a "Patient Right" |
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True or False
Ethics ar societal rules or regulations that are obligattory to serve. |
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True or False
HIPAA was created to protect the public from substandard laboratory testing practices and provide a safe work environment for laboratory personnel. |
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Infection control programs aim to link the infection chain. |
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OSHA requires health care workers to wear gloves when working with blood |
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Some plasma specimens can be remixed after centrifugation. |
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Serum specimens can be remixed after centrifugation. |
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The gauge number for the syringe indicates the length of the needle. |
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If the patient pumps his/her fist prior to blood collection, this action can lead to a falsely increased plasma phosphate concentrations. |
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Recapping needles after a venipuncture is acceptable. |
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You should release a tourniquet at the end of the procedure after removing the needle from the patient's arm. |
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Fill In The Blank
Clinical documents must be kept private and __________. |
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Fill In The Blank
Clinical compounds Lysol that are used to remove or kill pathogenic microorganisims are called _________. |
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RACE for the fire refers to as Rescue, ________, Confine, and Extinguish. |
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In case of a chemical spill in the eye, the victim should rinse his/her eyes at the __________________. |
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The ___________ side of the arm antecubital area is preferred for venipuncture. |
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The __________ number indicates the diameter of the needle. |
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Venipuncture should never be performed on the _______ side as that of a mastectomy. |
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Every blood specimen should be treated as if it were hazardous or ___________. |
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After a venipuncture procedure, activation of the ________ device will prevent accidental needlesticks. |
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A serum separator tube does not contain _________ |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Carries deoxygenated blood toward the heart |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Blood is bright red. |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Has thin walls and no pulse |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Carries a mixture of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood. |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Has thick walls and a pulse. |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Carries oxygenated blood away from the heart. |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Bleeding easiest to control with slight pressure. |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Blood is dark red |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Bleeding is the hardest to control |
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A-Arterial V-Venous C-Capillaries
Blood is between bright red and dark red color. |
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Accumulation of blood in tissues after blood has leaked out as a result of injury or trauma. |
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Have valves to prevent backflow of blood |
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Muscular organ about the size of an adult's fist |
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Destruction or rupturing of RBC's |
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Substance that prevents blood from clotting |
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Located deep in muscles/tissue |
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Request or order for a laboratory test |
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If a purple-topped (EDTA) tube is underfilled, what problems can be encountered in the patient's test results? |
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It can evaluate the patients k or Na values. |
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1. If you do not have a successful venipuncture attempt after the first try what should you do?
2. After the second attempt what should you do?
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1. Try again
2. Seek another person to do the venipuncture. |
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What is the correct order of draw for lavender or purple-topped tube, yellow topped for blood culture, serum separator tube (red/black-speckled), light blue tube (coagulation), and green topped (Heparin)? |
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yellow, light blue, sst, green, purple |
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List 5 common causes of hemoysis during blood collection. |
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1. Too small needle used
2. Too large needle used
3. pulling syrenge plunger too fast
4. Tube choice
5. Preforming collection before alcohol dries |
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List 3 ways a hematoma can form from phlebotomy. |
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1. needle goes completely through the vein
2. beveled opening is partially in the vein
3. phlebotomist does not apply pressure after needle removal |
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Which type of tube contains a polymer barrier that is present in the bottom of the tube and forms a stable barrier separating the serum from the fabrin and blood cells after blood is collected? |
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What size needles are usually used for collecting specimens for laboratory tests?
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List three ways to identify patients prior to blood collection. |
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1. Ask patient their name
2. Check their arm band
3. Ask their nurse |
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