Phlebotomy Unit 4

The microbe is often the causative agent of hospital acquired diarrhea:

Which of the following tests is collected using special skin decontamination procedures?

Amniotic fluid comes from the:

When drawing a blood alcohol specimen, it is acceptable to clean the arm with:

A test that identifies bacteria and the antibiotics that can be used against them is the:

Which of the following would be a preanalytical error related to specimen transport:

What type of specimen is needed for guaiac test?

Which laboratory tests specific heart muscle protein showing elevation in 3-6 hours?

Which urine specimen is obtained by inserting a sterile needle directly in the urinary bladder?

Which is the first-choice artery for ABG collection?

Which specimen has priority over all the other specimens during processing and testing?

Which of the following is a common arterial puncture complication even during proper procedure?

What is trough level?

Point of care detection group A strep normally requires a:

Donor units of blood are typically collected using needles that are:

For what purpose is the bleeding time test used?

Which of the following should be protected from light?

The most probable reason a phlebotomist would wrap a specimen in aluminum foil would be to:

Latent fibrin formation in serum can result from:

Fluid from joint cavities is called:

Which of the following is a characteristic of an intranet?

Which type of sample can be tested to detect chronic drug abuse?

Which arterial site poses the greatest risk of infection?

Fluid aspirated from the sac that surrounds the heart is called:

A term used to describe blood that cannot be seen with the naked eye is:

Inadequate mixing of an anticoagulant tube can lead to:

Peak and trough specimens are collected for:

TDM trough concentration may be defined as the:

A trough (lowest) drug level is collected:

A patient complication associated with arterial puncture is:

Chemistry tests are often collected in heparin tubes to:

O2 saturation measures the:

Clean-catch refers to the collection of urine:

If a specimen has inadequate identification, the specimen processor may:

Semen analysis can be performed to:

Autlogous donation is performed to:

Which type of urine specimen is best for pregnancy testing?

What does aerobic mean?

What is the bacteria that can cause chronic gastric and lead to the peptic ulcer disease?

Arterial blood gas evaluation would most likely be performed on a patient with:

What is a sputum?

Sudden fainting during arterial puncture is:

Which of the following is required for ABG collection?

According to CLSI guidelines, serum for most tests should be removed from the cells within:

An antibiotic susceptibility test determines which antibiotics:

CSF is the abbreviation for fluid that comes from the:

Which of the following tubes do not need to be centrifuged?

What type of test was likely ordered for a specimen taken from a patients nose tube?

Which is a machine used to separate serum or plasma from blood cells in the sample:

Postprandial refers to:

A typical unit of donated blood contains approximately:

What is lactate?

Which of the tests does not require special chain of custody documentation when collected?

The radial artery is located in the:

Which of the following POC tests is used to monitor warfarin therapy?

What is the method of obtaining uncontaminated urine specimen?

Results of a bilirubin test specimen exposed to light for an hour can be decreased up to:

During a GTT, which of the following is acceptable?

What is the acronym for central processing unit of a computer?

Critical values (test values that are considered life threatening) are also called:

What is the defined as prior to testing a sample?

Which of the following personnel may be required to perform arterial puncture?

Glycosylated hemoglobin is performed to monitor the effectiveness of therapy of which condition

What is a peak level?

All POC glucose analyzers approved hospital use have which of the following in common?

To "balance" a centrifuge means to:

The risk of hematoma associated with arterial puncture is greatest if:

Which of the following specimens would be acceptable for testing?

Which of the following is a type of serous fluid?

What is the definition of aliquot?

Which type of specimen may require collection of a discard tube before the test is collected?

In collecting blood cultures, one of the most frequent errors made is:

Arterial puncture instruction typically includes:

A stool specimen is needed for the _________ test:

Below normal blood pH is referred to as:

Increased blood glucose is called:

If assumed parent in paternity case cant be excluded by ABO grouping, what test may be required

Withdrawing a unit of blood from a patient for therapeutic purposes is used as treatment for:

A type of bacterium that can damage the stomach lining and esophagus is:

Which of the following tests requires an arterial specimen?

What is CRP?

What is hypoglycemia?

When performing the modified Allen test, which artery is released first?

A specimen from a mouth, rubbing a swab on the inside of the cheek is:

Which tube does not require mixing?

The hormone detected in urine pregnancy testing is:

Tests commonly performed on CSF include:

Prior to ABG collection, a patient should have been in a steady state for at least:

Which of the following midstream urine collection steps are in the proper order?

When a non-additive specimen is spun in a centrifuge, the substance that comes to the top is:

What laboratory test is the standardized form of the PT (Pro-Time) results?

Which of the following types of infections would be classified as a UTI?

The thumb should not be used to palpate an artery because:

If the patient has an elevated WBC count, the ABG should be:

Normal body temperature is:

This test detects parasites and their eggs in feces?

What type of specimen is collected during a biopsy?

What is an autologous blood donation?

Arteriospasm is defined as:

Which laboratory tests specific heart muscle protein showing elevation for up to 14 days?