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  • what are the desired traits of a phlembotomist
  • which top tube is normally used for blood bank
  • what is the most common needle gauge & length used for venipuncture
  • which of the following is NOT considered a serum tube
  • how do physicians utilize laboratory test results
  • where would you look to see if the patient has an allergy
  • when must you label your specimens
  • what are the 5 main items that need to be on a requisition before drawing blood
  • how many attempts can you make before asking a coworker to do the draw for you
  • which of the ff organizations helps laboratories achieve accreditation
  • threatening to move forward w/ a procedure w/o consent is considered what
  • we do not slap the patient's skin when looking for a vein because that is considered
  • who is in charge of preventing the spread of disease and who you report to when there is an outbreak of a disease
  • what function is to fight infection
  • what is the lifespan of an RBC
  • this aids the process of blood clotting
  • what is the main function of the platelet
  • these blood vessels have a pulse; they carry oxygenated blood away from the heart & out to the body tissue
  • what is the most vital component of communication w/ patients
  • communication loop steps
  • definition of analytical communication
  • definition of intuitive communication
  • definition of functional communication
  • definition of personal communication
  • how many blood culture bottles should you have after you draw 5 blood culture sets
  • which bottle is drawn 1st when collecting blood culture w/ a butterfly needle
  • what does FUO stand for
  • true or false; if you have other tubes to collect while you are drawing for a blood culture you must draw from a new site for the remaining tubes
  • what must you do to blood culture bottles before using them
  • where sample sometimes need to go to ensure accurate tests results
  • when micro sampling, what should be done immediately after puncturing the skin
  • the PKU test is used to check for
  • what is the maximum recommended age to use capillary collection in an infant
  • what type of blood does a dermal puncture contain
  • true or false; mistake & errors happens, but when you intentionally harm someone it is against ethical standards
  • what is the purpose of the "order of draw"
  • what tube is responsible for coagulation studies
  • what does HIPAA stand for
  • which agency enforces patient's privacy & confidentiality
  • what 3 characteristics should a sharps container have
  • define standard precautions
  • know the steps of an accidental stick
  • tapping into the cardiovascular system requires an understanding of the system structure & how they work together to maintain the body's ____
  • what are the 3 layers of the heart
  • what is the pump at the middle of the cardiovascular system
  • true or false; effective communication is critical for patient's safety & quality of care
  • what information on a urine strip can be heightened if not refrigerated
  • defense mechanism in communication
  • if you ask a patient's permission to draw their blood & they stick their arm out, what kind of communication is this
  • what must you do w/ photosensitive specimens
  • what must be done to thermolabile specimens
  • name 3 parts of the handling process
  • what can occur if you shake the blood tube
  • blood gas test can be on ice for long
  • for coagulation tests, analysis should take place w/in what amount of time
  • the processing of specimens by centrifuging at high speed, forcing blood cells to move to the bottom of the tube & the serum/ plasma to stay on top.
  • the handling & processing of specimens once the centrifugation process is complete & the removal of the serum/ plasma is necessary.
  • the process of handling & processing of specimens after collection but centrifugation
  • what 2 tests must be protected from light
  • what is the ff urine test strip looking for: wbc & nitrites
  • what is the ff urine test strip looking for pH
  • what is the ff urine test strip looking for specific gravity
  • what is the ff urine test strip looking for hemoglobin
  • what is the ff urine test strip looking for ketones
  • what is the ff urine test strip looking for bilirubin
  • what is the ff urine test strip looking for protein
  • what is the ff urine test strip looking for glucose
  • why do we wipe away the 1st drop of blood when micro sampling
  • what kind of blood can a smearbe performed on
  • what are the 5 coagulation phase
  • iatrogenic anemia affect what group of patients
  • what are the veins in the antecubital fossa
  • what is the area on the arm called where blood draws are commonly performed
  • what is sclerotic veins
  • what is tortuous veins
  • what is fragile veins
  • what is phlebitic veins
  • what is thrombotic veins
  • what do you do if a patient has duplicate orders
  • what is the most common complication associated w/ phlebotomy
  • the 4 types of consent
  • where to draw a blood on a patient w/ a double mastectomy
  • what is common question to ask the pt before a blood draw
  • in what position must a patient be in to have their blood drawn
  • what isolation system helps to protect a patient w/ low immunity from getting infections from others
  • what is considered PPE
  • when you should wash your hands
  • define QC
  • true or false; isolation system helps to prevent the spread of infection
  • carries deoxygenated blood back to the heart
  • true or false; the cardiac includes atrial contraction, ventricular contraction & a recovery period.
  • at what angle must you hold the spreader slide when making a manual slide/ smear
  • what urine test is used to look for micro organisms
  • what is the angle of your needle when drawing w/ the evacuated tube system
  • how long did a serum tube need to clot before it can be cetrifuged

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mistake & errors happens, but when you intentionally harm someone it is against ethical standards, what is the purpose of the "order of draw", what tube is responsible for coagulation studies, what does HIPAA stand for, which agency enforces patient's privacy & confidentiality, what 3 characteristics should a sharps container have, define standard precautions, know the steps of an accidental stick, tapping into the cardiovascular system requires an understanding of the system structure & how they work together to maintain the body's ____, what are the 3 layers of the heart, what is the pump at the middle of the cardiovascular system, true or false; effective communication is critical for patient's safety & quality of care, what information on a urine strip can be heightened if not refrigerated, defense mechanism in communication, if you ask a patient's permission to draw their blood & they stick their arm out, what kind of communication is this, what must you do w/ photosensitive specimens, what must be done to thermolabile specimens, name 3 parts of the handling process, what can occur if you shake the blood tube, blood gas test can be on ice for long, for coagulation tests, analysis should take place w/in what amount of time, the processing of specimens by centrifuging at high speed, forcing blood cells to move to the bottom of the tube & the serum/ plasma to stay on top., the handling & processing of specimens once the centrifugation process is complete & the removal of the serum/ plasma is necessary., the process of handling & processing of specimens after collection but centrifugation, what 2 tests must be protected from light, what is the ff urine test strip looking for: wbc & nitrites, what is the ff urine test strip looking for pH, what is the ff urine test strip looking for specific gravity, what is the ff urine test strip looking for hemoglobin, what is the ff urine test strip looking for ketones, what is the ff urine test strip looking for bilirubin, what is the ff urine test strip looking for protein, what is the ff urine test strip looking for glucose, why do we wipe away the 1st drop of blood when micro sampling, what kind of blood can a smearbe performed on, what are the 5 coagulation phase, iatrogenic anemia affect what group of patients, what are the veins in the antecubital fossa, what is the area on the arm called where blood draws are commonly performed, what is sclerotic veins, what is tortuous veins, what is fragile veins, what is phlebitic veins, what is thrombotic veins, what do you do if a patient has duplicate orders, what is the most common complication associated w/ phlebotomy, the 4 types of consent, where to draw a blood on a patient w/ a double mastectomy, what is common question to ask the pt before a blood draw, in what position must a patient be in to have their blood drawn, what isolation system helps to protect a patient w/ low immunity from getting infections from others, what is considered PPE, when you should wash your hands, define QC, true or false; isolation system helps to prevent the spread of infection, carries deoxygenated blood back to the heart, true or false; the cardiac includes atrial contraction, ventricular contraction & a recovery period., at what angle must you hold the spreader slide when making a manual slide/ smear, what urine test is used to look for micro organisms, what is the angle of your needle when drawing w/ the evacuated tube system, how long did a serum tube need to clot before it can be cetrifuged.

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