Phlebotomy

What feelings does one experience when a stranger gets "too close for comfort?"

what is the best position for a patient to be in when the health care worker draws blood?

The best example of internal stakeholders for clinical laboratory services is:

Why is eye contact helpful during a phlebotomist-patient interaction

The butterfly blood collection set is frequently used with the needle gauge size of:

Which of the following statements are inappropriate during a phlebotomy procedure

Which of the following is the main area of responsibility for every phlebotomist?

Homeostasis refers to which of the following?

Veracity is essential character trait for phlebotomist: what is an example of this?

The light blue-topped vacuum collection tube has which of the following additives?

What is the ideal time for blood specimens to be collected?

The chain of infection includes all of the following except?

HBV and HIV transmission occurs most commonly through

before a patients laboratory results can legally be released, the patient must

Patient has a severe burn on his left wrist what is the best description relative to his finger

What does the term "preexamination" refer to in phlebotomy practice?

Which of the following is an anticoagulant used in blood donations?

The most common sites for venipuncture are in which of the following areas?

Examples or nonverbal, distracting behaviors include which of the following?

Malpractice in blood collection is the same as?

Hemostasis refers to:

Photosensitivity mean sensitivity to:

Applying a tourniquet is useful for?

Specimen collection and handling is referred to as:

How long does it take a normal blood specimen without an anticoagulant/clot activator to clot?

Which fact about arteries is correct?

Which should stop a health care worker from collecting blood from a patients arm vein?

Which of the following blood sample tubes should always be drawn first?

Which of the needles listed below has the smallest diameter?

A patient is taking aspirin. How might this affect a venipuncture?

The appearance of small red spots on a patients skin due to blood clotting abnormality is:

In a health care facility, which is a typical fomite?

How long should the tourniquet be placed around the patients arm

How should a phlebotomist treat a patient who may have deafness?

Which of the following are key elements in effective communication?

The term superficial vein means which of the following?

Legal term for allowing the phlebotomist to touch the patient for collection after they agree:

The intentional touching of another person without permission is considered to be?

What are "competency statements" for phlebotomist.

A specimen should be protected from light for which of the following determinations?

Blood is to be collected for a timed blood glucose test, how long must the patient fast for?

A hemolyzed specimen can lead to falsely increased results for:

A minimal volume of blood should be collected from a person to avoid the risk of iatrogenic:

Reverse isolation is the same as:

Which of the following specimens must be collected in gray topped blood collection tubes

Which of these containers is frequently used for micromeasurement of packed red cell volume

Normal body temperature(in Centigrade) is:

What volume of blood (in liters) does a normal adult have?

Venous blood is:

What is the most error-free method for requesting a laboratory test?

Room temperature (in centigrade) is:

Thermolabile means sensitivity to:

What effect does warming the arm have on venipuncture?

Medical record serve what purpose?

A tourniquet applied longer than 3 min which analytes will most likely become falsely elevated