Phlebotomy Final

The percentage of packed red blood cells in a volume of blood is known as the

A muscular skeletal test includes:

The plasma cellular composition of whole blood is:

carry un oxygenated blood

The abbreviation BID means:

What does CPR stand for?

What organization mandates QA programs

Which of the folleing parts of the brain is responsible for basic life functions?

A hereditary blood disorder that results in a decreased production of hemoglobin and anemia is:

One of the primary functions of Erythrocytes is to:

refers to a set of policies & procedures designed to ensure the delivery of consistent, high quality pt care

Endocrine disorder lab test includes:

Complete blood clotting may take ? hours at room temp:

The WBC associated with antibody production is:

What STREPTOCOCCUS group is detected when performing a rapid strep test?

The term dorsal means?

Which of the following is used to identify a patient specimen in the lab

Administrative agencies such as OSHA create which type of law?

Which of the following can be centrifuged immediatly after collection

before performing the dipstick test for a routine UA, what two pretesting conditions must be met

Medial vein in AC area

Which of the following lab tests is used for bone and joint disorders

The major risk of stopper removal is

the principal defense against a malpractice suit is to

Inflammation of the vein is referred to as:

Mature RBCS are referred to as:

The layers of the skin containing blood vessels is (are) ?

Bile is produced by which system?

Thrombocytosis means:

Determination if HCG is used to evaluate

The correct meaning for the suffix -OMA is:

Process by which blood vessels are repaired after injury is :

What type of specimen is used for the occult blood test?

Pulmonary circulation carries blood between the:

The root word Hepato refers to?

The medical term for a heart attack is:

Formed or cellular elements of the blood include all of the following except:

Which of the following metric prefixes represents millionth?

fasting specimens should be collected

Which of the following specimens would NOT be rejected

the phlebotomist has a legal responsibility to which of the following?

MI stands for :

The basis for most medical malpractice suits

The level of organization in the body from the simplest to complex are:

The WBC most prevalent in the blood is:

the four elements of negligence are

Another term for WBC is:

Large vessels that bring blood to the heart

What POC test can be used to moniter heparin therapy

What is the root word that refers to the blood?

if the phlebotomist wants to know the turnaround time for a specific procedure, it can be found in the

What test can be used to screen for colon cancer?

if there is a question concerning the principles behind a particular specimen collection, consult the:

The ability of the body to repair and maintain itself to achieve a “steady state” is ?

The following term means a decrease of RBCs

The phlebotomist usually does not have control over which of the following variables?

the phlebotomist duties and performances level should be outlines in the

the failure to perform an action consistent with the accepted standard of care is

Which of the following is a test for urologic disorders?

Large vessel that takes blood from the heart

A TORT comes from a(n)

Which is the function of the urinary system?

Functions of the skeletal system include all of the following EXCEPT:

The cellular element that plays an important role in coagulation is:

which of the following compares previous patient data with current data

Which plane divides the body into equal portions?

The life span of a platelet is:

Lateral (THUMB) side of AC

Carry oxygenated blood

The outermost layer of the integumentary system is called the:

The middle layer of the heart muscle is called the:

Serum is the liquid portion of blood that lacks:

The master gland of the endocrine system refers to which gland?

Once a cap is removed from blood tube, the pH:

Cold agglutinins and cyrofibrinogen sampes should be

The layer of the integumentary system that is rich with capillaries is the:

The phlebotomist is most responsible for controlling what?

a handheld hemoglobin analyzer gives a readout whose units are in

Which cellular component is responsible for the transport of hemoglobin?

Inner (PINKY) side of AC

The powerhouse of the cell is called the:

Which of the following exhibits a pulsation when you palpate the area?

Which gland regulates carb metabolism through secretion of insulin and glucagon, which serve to maintain glucose levels?

The medical abbreviation BX means:

The function of the circulatory system include transportation of all the following EXCEPT:

Veins and arteries are composed of how many layers?

Lying on abdomen

Infant bilirubins are transported:

All of the following are COMMON LAB TESTS for thr digestive system EXCEPT:

The root word -Cardio refers to:

The exchange of dissolves gases, nutrients and waste products in the blood occurs in the:

All the following lab tests may be ordered to assist in the diagnosis of a MI or STEMI except:

When a phlebotomist breaches the duty of care to a pt, this is known as

How many chambers does the heart have?

What test can help determine if a patient has a MI

Which is a nervous system test?

Lying on back

The primary function of the WBC is to :

The brain and spinal cord are protected bu the three layers of membranes called: