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A comprehensive set of questions and answers related to phlebotomy procedures and best practices. It covers a wide range of topics, including venipuncture techniques, specimen collection, safety protocols, and common complications. Designed to help students and professionals prepare for phlebotomy exams and enhance their knowledge of the field.
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What is the most preferred site for venipuncture? - RIGHT ANS:->>Median Cubital Prior to preforming the capillary (dermal) puncture the PT should select the - RIGHT ANS :->>Lancet size When collecting blood cultures from an adult client it is recommended to collect - RIGHT ANS :->>8- 10 mL per bottle Feather edge reflects the correct results for a - RIGHT ANS :->>Peripheral Blood Smear What tests require fasting - RIGHT ANS :->>Glucose, triglycerides, cholesterol, vitamin & mineral problems and pregnancy When entering a clients room you should - RIGHT ANS :->>introduce yourself and explain procedure What two factors that determine weather a child should have capillary collection by heel or stick? - RIGHT ANS :->>Age & developmental factors What is used to collect cerebrospinal fluid, which is a non blood specimen? - RIGHT ANS :->>Lumbar tap
What type of alcohol compound is appropriate for a routine skin puncture? - RIGHT ANS:->> 70% isopropyl alcohol When running an IV what is the preferred site for drawing blood specimen? - RIGHT ANS:->> Going Distal If during a venipunture the client moves needle and needle comes out PT should - RIGHT ANS :->>Release tourniquet If client notifies PT of fainting during blood collection you should - RIGHT ANS:-
Position in supine OSHA guidelines are standards for - RIGHT ANS :->>Reduction of risks and injuries to employee The lavender evacuated tube contains - RIGHT ANS :->>EDTA Stool specimen should be refrigerated for 24 hours when conducting what test - RIGHT ANS:->> Ova and parasite test If a PT needs to collect a prothrombin time from a client with difficult veins - RIGHT ANS :->>A light blue tube is best According to CISI order of draw guidelines, the following samples should be collected first - RIGHT ANS :->>Cultures
If a client had a mastectomy when preforming a venipuncture you should - RIGHT ANS: - >>Draw from opposite arm When is it appropriate to place specimen in ice when transporting - RIGHT ANS:->> For ABG analysis The timing for a GTT begins when - RIGHT ANS:->>Client finishes drinking glucose solution The proper order of draw of capillary specimen is - RIGHT ANS :->>Lavender, green, gray, SST An alcohol level test is ordered - RIGHT ANS:->>The sodium fluoride tube should be used After collecting a billirubin test the specimen should - RIGHT ANS:->>Be kept away from direct light to ensure accurate results Using antimicrobial sanitizers is a way of preventing - RIGHT ANS:->>Nosocomial infections The proper way a Pt should instruct their client to collect a C&S stool specimen is to tell them to - RIGHT ANS:->>Chill stool specimen in a container Which veins should be avoided by PT unless otherwise instructed by Physician - RIGHT ANS:->>Dorsalis Pedis
When receiving a specimen collected by a client PT shoudl - RIGHT ANS:-
Compare the lab requisition form to client photo ID After cleansing a site PT should - RIGHT ANS:->>Always let the spot dry What is the most important to verify prior to obtaining specimen - RIGHT ANS:- Client identity When performing a capillary collection serum tubes sample should be drawn when? - RIGHT ANS:->>Last What is a complication that could happen is the needle is too small? - RIGHT ANS:- Hemolysis Which veins should be used by a PT at first choice by a venipuncture on a 3 yr old? - RIGHT ANS:->>Dorsal veins of the hand What does warming the site do? - RIGHT ANS:->>Increases blood flow When collecting a bilirubin specimen from a newborn it must? - RIGHT ANS:- Be protected from the light If PT is inserting needle and client complains of sharp radiating pain down his arm you should? - RIGHT ANS:->>Release tourniquet, remove needle and apply pressure and cover
Quality control testing of glucometer is important to - RIGHT ANS:->>Promote accurate test results What are additives sodium citrate and EDTA used to prevent? - RIGHT ANS:-
Hemostais While on flood a PT is paged for a STAT which is the most useful to PT? - RIGHT ANS:->>Room location During venipuncture the needle in the vein and bloodflow is established when the second tube is attached blood flow stops the PT should - RIGHT ANS:->>Rotate the bevel of needle While the PT is drawing and client reports feeling lightheaded and faints PT should - RIGHT ANS:->>Remove tourniquet All test results of hospital clients are available to physicians and nursing staff in house via - RIGHT ANS:->>Internet While preforming donor phlebotomy for blood bank PT should use what size needle? - RIGHT ANS:->> 18 - 16 gauge Vein located laterally on arm is called - RIGHT ANS:->>Cephalic Hemoconcentration of a venous blood sample is most often caused when - RIGHT ANS:->>The tourniquet is in place for more than 2 mins
When performing a draw on a diabetic client with small fragile veins and PT misses twice the PT should - RIGHT ANS:->>Ask another PT to obtain Utilizing tubes that have expired may result in - RIGHT ANS:->>Loss of vacuum What causes hemolysis - RIGHT ANS:->>Vigorously inverting tubes Dermal puncture performed on an infant are routinely collected from - RIGHT ANS:->>Lateral plantar surface After introducing yourself you should - RIGHT ANS:->>Correctly identify client What is negligence - RIGHT ANS:->>Failure to demonstrate proper care that results in an injury to another person Heel sticks are done for which neonatal screening - RIGHT ANS:->>PKU For client compliance with GTT test PT should - RIGHT ANS:->>Confirm client has been fasting Sclerosed vein - RIGHT ANS:->>Hardening of vein Hemoconcentration - RIGHT ANS:->>Concentration of blood
What specimens must be chilled immediately after collection? - RIGHT ANS:-
ABG blood gases, ammonia, latic acid, pyruvate, ACTH, gastrin and parathyroid hormone
Internet While preforming donor phlebotomy for blood bank PT should use what size needle? - RIGHT ANS:->> 18 - 16 gauge Vein located laterally on arm is called - RIGHT ANS:->>Cephalic Hemoconcentration of a venous blood sample is most often caused when - RIGHT ANS:->>The tourniquet is in place for more than 2 mins When performing a draw on a diabetic client with small fragile veins and PT misses twice the PT should - RIGHT ANS:->>Ask another PT to obtain Utilizing tubes that have expired may result in - RIGHT ANS:->>Loss of vacuum What causes hemolysis - RIGHT ANS:->>Vigorously inverting tubes Dermal puncture performed on an infant are routinely collected from - RIGHT ANS:->>Lateral plantar surface After introducing yourself you should - RIGHT ANS:->>Correctly identify client What is negligence - RIGHT ANS:->>Failure to demonstrate proper care that results in an injury to another person Heel sticks are done for which neonatal screening - RIGHT ANS:->>PKU For client compliance with GTT test PT should - RIGHT ANS:->>Confirm client has been fasting Sclerosed vein - RIGHT ANS:->>Hardening of vein Hemoconcentration - RIGHT ANS:->>Concentration of blood What specimens must be chilled immediately after collection? - RIGHT ANS:- >>ABG blood gases, ammonia, latic acid, pyruvate, ACTH, gastrin and parathyroid hormone Which specimens must be protected from light after collection? - RIGHT ANS:- Bilirubin, beta carotene, vitamin A & B6 and prophyrins Where should dermal puncture be preformed for adult? - RIGHT ANS:->>Distal segment of third or fourth finger of non dominant hand Where should dermal puncture be preformed for infant less than 1 year? - RIGHT ANS:->>The heel cant go deeper than 2 mm What is order of draw for capillary punctures? - RIGHT ANS:->>Lavender, tubes with additives, tubes with no additives Pre analytical errors - RIGHT ANS:->>Client misidentification, inadequate fast, client posture, poor coordination with other treatment Post analytical erros - RIGHT ANS:->>Processing delays, failure to separate serum from cells, rimming clots Intra/ Co analytical errors - RIGHT ANS:->>Under filling tubes After draw the client begins to twitch and shake and her eyes roll back what should PT do - RIGHT ANS:->>Observe client and help protect against injury If before draw pattient was very talkative and after draw becomes quiet and stares
blankly you should? - RIGHT ANS:->>Ask if he or she is okay and feels faint When collecting blood in an evacuated tube hemolysis would occur with which gauge needle> - RIGHT ANS:->>25' What are signs PT should recognize on client during venipuncture? - RIGHT ANS:->>Cold, calmmy, and diaphoretic skin If a client turns pale and complains of nausea when PT is about to collect these are signs of what - RIGHT ANS:->>Syncope Where should a PT document test preformed with regent products as part of protocol - RIGHT ANS:->>On a quality control log To ensure safety of PT and psychiatric clients and others a PT should - RIGHT ANS:->>Bring all necessary equipment to clients room What does SST in a collection tube indicate - RIGHT ANS:->>To indicate if plasma is used and distinguish weather a collection tube contains serum or plasma Because of time between collection and plasma separation the PT should - RIGHT ANS:->>Centrifuge specimen If a PT is ordered to draw blood from a 6lb newborn from the NICU and the order states blood draw for HCT, HGB and potassium every 24 hours what is a complication for client? - RIGHT ANS:->>Hemolytic anemia What is the percent of body weight is the volume of blood that can be drawn at
Which is a likely result of filling a light blue tube with a ratio 1:6 - RIGHT ANS:-
False elevation of international normalized ratio When drawing blood PT should instruct client to - RIGHT ANS:->>Make a fist do not pump