ACCPhlebotomy112

Failure to act or perform duties according to the standard of care for phlebotomy is:

Contamination of a PKU test can result from:

It is appropriate to discuss patient information with the patients nurse while you are eating lunch in the cafeteria.

The Quality Control measures that instruct the proper blood drawing techniques are put in place by:

If you have a fungal infection, which system is most likely affected?

A Nosocomial infection is:

Failure to perform an action consistent with the accepted standards of care is:

a patient has a seizure during their blood collection procedure, you should restrain them so they do not hurt themselves

What is the smallest needle gauge listed here?

The most important step for preventing the spread of infection is:

A___________ culture detects pneumonia.

What are all of the formed elements of the blood:

A doctor orders a Protime, you would draw:

When you graduate the phlebotomy program, you can then become

A____________ top tube contains Sodium Fluoride and is used primarily for glucose testing.

patient arrives at the draw station at 8 for a 3hr GTT, you draw their fasting sample at 8:05, and they finish at 8:20

Which department would perform a Hemogram?

The most common cause of a Hemolytic transfusion reaction is:

The term that describes the overall well being of the body is:

Which of the following are examples of ergonomically correct behaviors for phlebotomists?

Which of the following should be the first choice for blood collection?

Peritoneal Fluid is:

Which substance provides your body’s defense against bacteria, viruses or other foreign substances?

The patient is prone to syncope during venipuncture, the phlebotomist should?

Which department would perform an erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)?

The skeletal system provides which of the following of these body functions?

When performing a finger stick, the lancet should be placed:

If the doctor suspects you have recently acquired West Nile Virus, which immunoglobulin will he/she expect to be elevate

When preparing a patient for Blood cultures, which of the following is not recommended?

The patient has a Vitamin D-Hydroxy test ordered. The test requires 3mls of frozen serum. What will you collect?

A patient has an ABO test performed. The test shows Anti-A and Anti-B antibodies; the patient has which blood type:

Platelets are also called?

Arteriospasm, hematoma, hemorrhage, and nerve damage are all possible complications when performing:

The normal composition of blood is approximately:

Herpes, Influenza, and RSV are common types of:

The Hematocrit measures volume of packed cells

What is the primary function of RBC’s?

Phlebotomy means?

 It is ok to draw blood from the arm that is on the same side as a mastectomy.

A patient on __will have a PTT performed and a patient on ___monitors it with a PT/INR (protime) test.

Anaerobic means:

____ is the fluid in the joint cavities that is often tested to diagnose gout and arthritis.

Universal precautions refer to:

Before sticking a vein you should make sure the bevel of the needle is down.

A tube arrives in the laboratory without a label, it must be_____

Which two tests need to be protected from light:

You go in a patient’s room to draw a blood bank test. They notice the patient already has a bloodbank armband-you should

Laboratory specimens and contaminated supplies, other than sharps, should be disposed of in:

Knowing when to collect peak and trough level is important when drawing ___?

Checking the baby’s weight is important because the baby will be at serious risk if more than ___ is drawn

1. The Doctor orders a BMP, Lipid panel, and a CBC. You should draw:

Which of the following is true when drawing a blood alcohol level:

Green top tubes contain the anticoagulant__. The liquid tested from this tube after centrifuging is called__

Fertility is regulated by which two systems:

Which of the following patients is at risk for gestational diabetes and would probably be tested with a GTT?

Drawing a patient without his or her permission can result in a charge of:

When using a syringe, it is important to regulate the aspiration/rate you pull back because:

QC(quality control)is defined as a broad approach and goal of quality improvement.

Which of the following federal agencies has the responsibility of monitoring hazardous working conditions?

____is a natural anticoagulant in the body, which protects us from clotting.

Blood Vessels that carry blood Away from the heart are called?

The heart , blood, and vessels make up the:

MSDS are:

What is the most important step in the phlebotomy procedure

Which test is performed on whole blood?

Which is the proper order of vein selection for venipuncture?

What is Phlebotomy?

How can you visually tell the difference between serum and plasma?

Coagulation problems may result from liver disease because the liver:

AST, ALT, ALP and Bilirubin can be used to monitor the __system and they check for __disease

Which artery is most frequently used for ABG collection?

In order to be protected when entering a room of a patient in respiratory, airborne isolation (COVID19), you wear?

The modified Allen test checks for:

For bleeding times, the pressure cuff is inflated to and maintained at ________mm Hg:

What specimen container is used for collection on an ABG?

The HCG or Human Chorionic Gonadotropin test is a diagnostic test of which organ system?

The following conditions should be avoided when selecting a vein for a venipuncture:

The study of microorganisms and their relationship to disease is:

When the RBCs burst or break and the serum or plasma is red, ____________ has occurred.

Which of the following complications resulting from a deep skin puncture of an infant’s heel can be fatal?

Girardia cases increase in spring and summer months from people drinking from streams

The process of identifying an organism and determining the appropriate antibiotic for treatment is called?

Which of the following can be centrifuged immediately after collection?