So what is the purpose of a medical record number?

It provides information regarding the patients treatment and diagnosis, It provides information unique to the patient

Which is the best decribes negligence?

The diamond and circle are correct

A person isolation from C-diff requires that:

The diamond and circle are correct.

abormal accumulation of tissue fluid in the extremeties

What precautions must you take when drawing blood in a psych area?

All of these precautions must be taken

What is the purpose of an accession number?

It is a number unique to the test ordered.

What is a "Differential"?

Everyone knows that all the answers are correct.

What is the function of the neutrophil?

Destroy pathogens by phagocytosis, typically bacteria

An inanimate object that can harbor infectious organisms.

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1
What dept is that urine culture run in?
Chemistry
Urinalysis
Immunology
Microbiology
2
A previous test result that pops up when a same test on the same patient is run.
QA indicator
Standardized Test result
Threshold result
Delta check
3
So what is the purpose of a medical record number?
It provides information regarding the patients treatment and diagnosis
It provides financial payment history
It provides information unique to the patient
It is a number that unique to the test ordered.
4
Which is the best decribes negligence?
Level of care by a person of ordinary intelligence and good sense not given
Greater standard of care was owed to the patient.
The diamond and circle are correct
Failure to exercise due care
5
Which test is protected from light after collection?
Bilirubin
Cholesterol
Hemaglobin
Iron
6
A person isolation from C-diff requires that:
You let the nurse collect the blood
You wash hands with soap and water after collecting the sample
The diamond and circle are correct.
You put on a gown before entering the room
7
What dept is a CBC run in?
CBC dept
Hematology
Chemistry
Coagulation
8
A special number that tracks a patients test
Financial account number
Medical record number
Accession number
UPS tracking number
9
What is edema?
abormal accumulation of tissue fluid in the extremeties
High bilirubin
Low potassium level due to dehydration
Trouble swallowing
10
What precautions must you take when drawing blood in a psych area?
Keep your needed supplies near you and always in sight
Keep your phlebotomy cart in a secure area
All of these precautions must be taken
Take everything you bring in to the room out with, you trash included
11
What dept are blood cultures delivered to?
Chemistry
Not listed at this hospital
Aerobic dept
Coagulation
12
Your patient has a cast on the left arm up to the shoulder and an IV in the right arm, how do you proceed?
Have the nurse shut off the IV for 2-5 min.
Draw on a sight below the IV in the right arm if possible
If only a small volume of blood is needed, do a fingerstick
All of the answers are correct
13
Which group of tests are all part of a CBC? (a little tricky)
MCV, MCH, MCHC
ESR, GlycoA1c, EDTA
PTT, INR, RBC
Hct, Hgb, Bnp, Esr
14
What tube is used to collect a CBC?
EDTA
Na Citrate
Heparin
PST
15
How long does it take blood to clot in a Heparin tube?
90 min in a refrigerated centrifuge
What????
60 min
5 min
16
How long does it take blood to clot in a tube with a clot activator?
20 min
15 min
30 min
10 min
17
Which test is not collected in a microtainer?
Protime
Hct
BUN
CBC
18
What the heck is a CBC?
Comprehensive Blood Control
Complete Blood Count
Counts of Blood Containing tubes
Complete Binding to Cortisol
19
You have completed a difficult venipuncture on a patient, what do you do with the tourniquet?
Nothing special, use it again for the next patient
Discard the tourniquet
Clean with a disinfectant before using it again
Give it to the patient for a souvenir
20
What type of tube must be used to collect a serum sample?
Non-anticoagulant tube
PST
SST
An anticogulant tube
21
What dept is associated with the Pink EDTA tube?
Microbiology
Bloodbank
Cytogenetics
Coagulation
22
What is a "profile" in regards to blood testing?
Patient's medical history
Test collection information
Patients information
A group of tests such as a BMP
23
What type of sample would need to be collected for a urine culture?
Clean catch, midstream sample
Urine of course!
24 hour urine
Routine urine in a non-sterile container
24
What tube is used to collect blood for an ESR?
Heparin
PST
EDTA or Black Na Citrate
SST
25
Which best describes Quality Assurance?
Strives to make every employee a problem solver that improve work processes
Processes to reduce harm to patients and employees by preventing failures
Rigorous process that evaluates preanalyitical and postanalytical processes
All the answers are correct.
26
What tube would be used to collect blood for a glucose test?
SST
Na Flouride
PST
All tubes can be used
27
What is the purpose of an accession number?
It provides information regarding the patients treatment and diagnosis
It is a number unique to the test ordered.
It provides financial payment history
It provides information about the patients hospital stay
28
What is a "Differential"?
Everyone knows that all the answers are correct.
It is important in diagnosing leukemia and amemia
Another test that is part of the CBC
It determines the % of each type of white blood cell in the patient's blood
29
What type of tube is needed to collect plasma?
EDTA tube
PST or Heparin tube
An Anticoagulant tube
Na Citrate tube
30
What else is in a CBC?
Calcium, Bilirubin, Cortisol
D-Dimer, INR, Platelet count
BUN and Creatinine
WBC, RBC, Differential
31
Which best describes malpractice?
drawing blood even when the patient experiences shooting pain in her arm
All are malpractice
placing a tourniquet on patient arm and leaves patient for 10 minutes,
After 3 or 4 attempts, the phlebotomist "digs" the needle into the arm.
32
What additive in a blood collection tube keep glucose stable
Calcium Oxalate
EDTA
Na Flouride
K+ Oxalate
33
What is the most common venipuncture complication?
Nerve injury
Mis-identification
Allergic reaction
Hematoma
34
What type of cell is elevated in patients with allergies or parasitic infections?
Plasma cells
Eosinophils
Basophils
Macrophages
35
What tube is used to collect blood for a D-dimer test?
Na Citrate
None of the tubes are correct
K Oxalate
EDTA
36
Stat electrolytes are ordered on an in-patient, what tube would you use?
Na Citrate
Pink EDTA
PST
SST
37
What is the function of the neutrophil?
Destroy pathogens by phagocytosis, typically bacteria
Destroy pollen allergens
Its lazy and does nothing
Produce antibodies
38
What is a fomite?
An inanimate object that can harbor infectious organisms.
A type of disinfectant
Insect or animal that causes disease
A small mite that gets under skin
39
What tube would be used to collect blood for lead testing?
EDTA
PST
EDTA Royal Blue
SST
40
An icteric blood sample is would be seen in:
A sample that has been sitting at room temperature too long
A sample high in lipids
A sample with a high bilirubin
Icteric is a fictional character in mythology silly

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