Phlebotomy Cert review 2

Why should the label not be placed on the lid of a specimen?

A panic value for glucose on a patient is:

Which of the following requires a minimum value of 12.5 g/dL for blood donor

Which of the following is an example of point of care testing?

A chain of custody applies:

Which of the following occurs after a stick to control the bleeding?

The safest way to collect blood from an infant

Which of the following additives promotes coagulation

Which of the following additives are required for a blood culture on a 6 month old?

At what time should you check for peak Cortisol level?

Which of the following winged infusion set should you use with a 5 mL tubes?

When performing a test on a child unable to provide ID, what info should you use?

Multiple red dots on skin due to tourniquet reaction is:

If you find a patient slumped over on the phlebotomy chair:

The proper length for a lancet when performing a heel stick is:

Using expired tubes may result in:

Which tubes are required for HGB A1c, CBC, hepatic test?

An example of a CLIA waived test is:

Which of the following organizations deal with biohazards?

Which of the following can be a good candidate for blood donation?

Which of the following is the general concept behind standard precautions?

What time should the quality control of a glucometer be checked?

Blood collection tubes fill automatically due to:

The following test deals with fertility

If a patient has a laceration, what should you do?

Why should you NOT place label on the lid of a specimen?

If no veins are visible on 1st inspection, what is the next step?

When dealing with an HIV positive patient, what precautions should you use?

What is the purpose of anchoring the vein?

To prevent physical in-patient injury: