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A comprehensive review of the amca phlebotomy test, covering the latest updates for the 2023/2024 exam. It covers a wide range of topics related to phlebotomy, including the duties of a phlebotomist, relevant organizations and standards, types of infection transmission, respiratory system tests, heart anatomy, blood typing, vein identification, needle gauges, regulatory agencies, specimen collection procedures, and various medical tests and conditions. The document aims to equip students and aspiring phlebotomists with the knowledge and understanding necessary to excel in the amca phlebotomy test and become proficient in their field.
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Which of the following is NOT a phlebotomists duty?
A- Collecting Blood Specimens
B- Performing laboratory computer operations
C- Starting intravenous (IV) lines
D- Transporting specimens to the laboratory - Correct Ans-C- Starting Intravenous (IV) lines
A national organization that sets standards for phlebotomy procedures is the?
D- CLSI - Correct Ans-D- CLSI
Which type of contact infection transmission involves transfer of an infective microbe to the mucous membrane of a susceptible individual by means of a cough or sneeze?
A- Direct
B- Droplet
C- Fomites
D- Indirect - Correct Ans-B- Droplet
Which of the following is a test of the respiratory system?
A- ABGs
B- CSF
C- TSH
D-UA - Correct Ans-A- ABGs
The receiving chambers of the heart are?
A- Atria
B- Chordae Tendineae
C- Vena Cava
D- Ventricles - Correct Ans-A- Atria
An individuals blood type is determined by the presence or absence of a certain type of?
A- Antibody present on the red blood cells
B-Antibody present on the white blood cells
C- Antigen present on the red blood cells
D- Antigen present on the white blood cells - Correct Ans-C- Antigen present on the red blood cells
Which of the following veins is not an antecubial vein?
A- Basilic
B- Cephalic
C- Femoral
D- Median Cubial - Correct Ans-C- Femoral
B- 45 Seconds
C- 1 Minute
D- 3 Minutes - Correct Ans-C- 1 Minute
You must draw a protime specimen from a patient with IVs in both arms. Which of the following locations is the best place to draw the specimen?
A- Above an IV
B- Below an IV
C- From an ankle vein
D- From an IV - Correct Ans-B- Below an IV
What is PKU?
A- A contagious condition caused by the lack of phenylalanine
B- A hereditary inability to metabolize phenylalanine
C- An acquired condition caused by the lack of phenylalanine
D- An inherited condition caused by the lack of thyroid hormone - Correct Ans-B- A hereditary inability to metabolize phenylalanine
Which test requires strict skin antisepsis procedures before specimen collection?
A- Blood culture
B- Blood urea nitrogen
C- Complete Blood count
D- Type and crossmatch - Correct Ans-A- Blood culture
Which of the following tests may require special "chain of custody" documentation when collected?
A- Blood culture
B- Crossmatch
C- Drug screen
D- TDM - Correct Ans-C- Drug screen
The hormone detected in positive urine pregnancy tests is:
D- TSH - Correct Ans-C- HCG
A tube containing heparin is collected between:
A- A blood culture and before a serum tube
B- A citrate additive tube and a serum tube
C- An EDTA tube and a glycolytic inhibitor tube
D- A serum tube and an EDTA tube - Correct Ans-D- A serum tube and an EDTA tube
Which fluid is obtained by lumbar puncture?
A- Cerebrospinal
D-Ulnar artery
E- Basilic vein
What are some of the responsibilities of a Phlebotomist Tech? - Correct Ans--Draw blood from patients and blood donors
-Patient identification and verification
-Patient site preparation
Phlebotomy - Correct Ans-Phle ( vein)
botomy ( cutting into)
Ethics - Correct Ans-knowing the difference between right and wrong
Criminal laws vs Civil Laws - Correct Ans-Criminal laws : concerned with offenses against the public
Civil laws: concerned with relationships between people.
What is a Tort? - Correct Ans-a wrongful act committed against a person or their property
Negligence - Correct Ans-unintentional wrong ( you didn't mean to to it but it happened anyway)
Malpractice - Correct Ans-negligence by a professional person ( unintentional)
Intentional torts - Correct Ans-harmful acts you did on purpose
Defamation - Correct Ans-Act of harming or ruining another's reputation by word of mouth to a third persons
Libel - Correct Ans-making false statements in print, writing or pictures
Slander - Correct Ans-the action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person's reputation.
invasion of privacy - Correct Ans-violating a persons right not to have his or her private affairs exposed
Fraud - Correct Ans-Saying or doing something to trick, fool, or deceive a person
Assault - Correct Ans-intentionally attempting or threatening to touch a person's body without the person's consent
Battery - Correct Ans-touching a person's body without his or her consent- going through with it
Informed consent - Correct Ans-when the person clearly understands what is going to be done
Implied consent - Correct Ans-when the patients nonverbal behavior indicates agreement
Abandonment - Correct Ans-when a provider withdraws from the care of a patient without reasonable notice of discharge
2 types of Civil actions - Correct Ans-Lack of informed consent and violation of standard care
Blood - Correct Ans-composed of water, solutes and cells
adults have 5 liters of blood
plasma is 55% and formed elements (RBC, WBC, and platelets) (45%)
Serum - Correct Ans-when fibrinogen becomes clotted it then turns to
OSHA - Correct Ans-Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Blood borne pathogens - Correct Ans-Disease-causing organisms transferred through contact with blood or other body fluids ( AIDS, Hep B, Tuberculosis)