PHLEBOTOMY CLASS BASIC TEST ANSWERS

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The Federal Law that regulates medical laboratory testing

CLIA

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The following order is essential for effective handwashing.

Scrub vigorously for 15 seconds, rinse in a downward motion.

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The #1 way to prevent the spread of infection is:

Proper handwashing

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The term sodium hypochlorite refers to what disinfectant?

Bleach

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At what level is the sharps container locked and sealed for disposal?

3/4

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Which of the following requires airborne precautions?

Chicken pox (varicella)

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The difference between plasma and serum is plasma contains:

Fibrinogen

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Ethyrocytes live approximately:

120 days

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Lymphocytes, monocytes, and basophils are types of

Leukocytes (White Blood Cells WBC)

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The common name for thrombocytes are

Platelets

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The smallest vessel in the body are known as

Capillaries

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The number 1 vein in the ACF for venipuncture is

Median cubital vein

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Phlebotomists should wash their hands

Before and after each patient

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The single most important way to prevent the spread of infection in any hospital or any type of facility is

Handwashing

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The formed elements make about what percent of the whole blood volume?

45%

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When a patient develops an infection during hospitalization that was not present upon admission, the infection is considered:

Nosocomial

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What is the primary purpose of infection control?

Prevent the spread of infection

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Standard precautions state the following components are treated as hazardous or infectious

All of the above (blood, intact body tissues, bodily fluids)

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Standard precautions policy states that if there’s a possibility of coming into contact with patients’ blood or bodily fluids, you must wear

Gloves

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What does OSHA do for you?

All of the above.

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What is the first stage of hemostasis?

Vasal constriction

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SPS is found in what color tube?

Yellow

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Sodium citrate is found in what color tube?

Blue

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Heparin is found in what color tube?


Green top

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The size of the needle indicates the following: The larger the gauge, the ___ the bore.

smaller

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EDTA is in what color tube?

Lavender

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Two components of blood found in a tube without anticoagulent:

Serum and clot

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Veins on the antecubidal fossa in order of priority are:

Median cubital vein, cephalic vein, and basilic vein

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The fluid portion of the whole blood that contains fibrinogen:

Plasma

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What is the main function of the circulatory system?

Transportation

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An anticoagulent is an additive placed in a vacuum tube to prevent blood from

clotting

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Phlebitis is

inflammation of the vein

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Edema is

fluid in the tissues

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Hematoma is

blood in the tissues

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Glycemia is

excessive fat in the blood

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Petichia is

ruptured capillaries

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Hemolysis is

ruptured RBCs

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Hemoconcentration is

excessive RBCs

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Hemostasis is

the natural state of the blood vessels

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Homeostasis is

the natural state of the body

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Blood obtained by skin puncture is likely to be contaminated by

Hemolysis

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Contact with the bone when performing a heel stick can cause

osteomylitis

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Common pretest conditions must be evaluated by

all of the above

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the depth of a cut made by a heel lancet should be no deeper than

2.0

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It is always important to wipe away the first drop of blood when

performing all skin punctures

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what is the safe area of a heel puncture for an infant

medial/lateral portion

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When performing a skin puncture on a finger



(all of the above)

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A port, PICC or CVC are all considered to be

vascular excess devices

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Why must the first drop of blood from capillary puncture be wiped away?

To remove tissue fluid contamination

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Which of the following is required by CSLI on the requisition?

Ordering physician

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Warming the skin puncture site

increases seven flow of blood flow

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To properly identify an outpatient,

have them state the name and date of birth

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Failure to mix the tube properly is considered

pre-analytical error

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An alert patient just arrived in the hospital but has not recieved the arm band but the name and room number matches the records.

You should refuse to collect the sample

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It is crucial to label the tubes

immediately after the draw

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To properly identify an inpatient, the requisition must

match the patient arm band