NCCT Phlebotomy Prep

How long should a patient fast before a 2-hr postprandial glucose test?

A risk of drawing blood from the basilic vein is possible damage to the

A nasopharyngeal specimen is obtained from the

What is it called when a patient is injured by the failure of a medical professional to act?

Which of the following tests requires a 9:1 ratio of blood to anticoagulant additive?

Which of the following statements about infection control is FALSE?

What is collected through a lumbar puncture?

Which of the following veins is not found in the antecubital area?

Heparin inhibits the action of

What is used to obtain a urine sample from an infant?

Which of the following conditions can be diagnosed by a timed urine test?

How long can most plasma and serum in gel tubes be refrigerated?

What must happen before a serum test can be centrifuged?

When performing a heelstick on an infant, the first drop of blood should be

Where is serous fluid found?

Which of the following test is not elevated with inflammation?

If a patient contracts an infection from an inorganic object, what is the mode of transmission called?

What is the buffy coat?

Which of the following is the responsibility of OSHA?

Before having blood drawn for a fasting test a pt tells the phleb that they had water 2 hrs ago, what does the phleb do?

If blood is pulsing rhythmically into the syringe during a blood draw what has been punctured?

What can cause a blood sample to hemolyze?

How long should a venipuncture site be allowed to air dry after being cleansed with an antiseptic?

Which of the following actions is within a phlebotomist's scope of practice?

The first morning urine is frequently used for what test?

What disinfectant should be used to clean healthcare related surfaces and equipment?

blood drawn from a fingertip is taken from which type of blood vessel?

What duties does a phlebotomist who works in central processing have?

The maximum depth for an infant heelstick is

The additive in blood culture bottles is