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Phlebotomy Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on phlebotomy techniques and practices! par Tascha Mitchell 1 What is the primary purpose of phlebotomy? a To draw blood for testing or donation. b To administer medications. c To perform surgeries. d To conduct physical exams. 2 What is the most common site for venipuncture? a The wrist. b The ankle. c The neck. d The antecubital fossa. 3 Which needle gauge is typically used for adult blood draws? a 25 gauge. b 21 gauge. c 18 gauge. d 30 gauge. 4 What is the role of a tourniquet in phlebotomy? a To clean the skin. b To stabilize the arm. c To engorge veins for easier access. d To stop bleeding. 5 What should be done if a patient feels faint during a blood draw? a Continue without interruption. b Change the needle. c Give them water immediately. d Stop the procedure and assist the patient. 6 What is the proper angle for inserting a needle during venipuncture? a 15 to 30 degrees. b 45 to 60 degrees. c 90 degrees. d 5 to 10 degrees. 7 What is the purpose of using an alcohol swab before a blood draw? a To dry the skin. b To mark the site. c To disinfect the skin. d To numb the area. 8 What color tube is typically used for serum tests? a Lavender top tube. b Blue top tube. c Green top tube. d Red top tube. 9 What is a common complication of phlebotomy? a Hematoma formation. b Infection. c Allergic reaction. d Nerve damage. 10 What is the first step in the phlebotomy process? a Clean the site. b Prepare the equipment. c Insert the needle. d Identify the patient. 11 1.Lavender EDTA tubes should be inverted. How many times? a 3-5 b 8-10 c 12-15 d 5-7 12 The use of gloves during a venipuncture in a clinical setting is enforced by which governing agency? a FDA b OSHA c CDC d NIH 13 Which of the following is true of patients in isolation? a . They are completely protected from infections. b They may be at an increased risk of infection. c They cannot transmit any infections. d D. They have no special precautions needed. 14 A lab technician could use the blood collected in a light yellow ACD tube for which of the following? a Blood typing b Genetic DNA TESTING c Serum chemistry analysis d Coagulation studies 15 What two body systems form the circulatory system? a Respiratory and cardiovascular b Lymphatic and cardiovascular c Nervous and lymphatic d Digestive and respiratory 16 A sharps container should be used for the disposal of which of the following a Used cotton swabs b Any item that is sharp and potentially infectious c Paper tissue d Plastic tubes 17 When is the most appropriate time to remove the tourniquet during a routine draw? a Before inserting the needle b Immediately after needle insertion c As the final tube is filling d After the blood has been collected 18 The primary responsibilities of the CDC include which of the following? a Regulating food safety b Providing data on public health and disease control c . Licensing healthcare professionals d Overseeing hospital accreditation 19 Which of the following is an effective step in managing an accidental arterial puncture? a Apply a cold pack to the site b Lower the patient’s arm below the heart c Raise the patient’s arm above their heart d Immediately remove the needle and apply pressure 20 10.An infection that is acquired by a patient during their stay in the hospital is called a . Community-acquired b Nosocomial c Opportunistic d Iatrogenic 21 Define transfixiation of a vein: a The needle enters the vein at one point only b . The needle enters the top and also punctures the bottom of the vein c The vein collapses during puncture d The needle is not fully inserted 22 During a venipuncture, if a phlebotomist realizes they forgot to observe the correct order of draw, what should they do? a . Continue with the draw and label the specimen as is b Inform the patient and switch the order later c Redo the draw with a clean needle at a different site and observe the correct orde d Mix up the tubes to balance the error 23 How many times should a plastic serum tube be inverted? a 2 b 3 c 5 d 8 24 Which of the following additives would be found in a plastic lavender top tube a Heparin b EDTA c NA CITRATE d Oxalate 25 If the seal on an evacuated tube is broken or the tube is faulty (and the vacuum is lost), what will be the consequence during a venipunctur a The tube may leak blood b No blood will flow in tube c The blood will clot immediately d The tube will overfill 26 When collecting a specimen for a blood alcohol test, which of the following should be used a Isopropyl alcohol b Iodine c Ethanol d Methanol 27 To collect a Westergren Sedimentation Rate, which tube should the phlebotomist use a Lavender b Red c Black d Green 28 Which of the following is true of the HgbA1c test? a It measures the patient’s current blood glucose level. b It indicates the patient’s glucose levels within a window of about 120 days c It is only used for diagnosing diabetes d It requires fasting prior to the test. 29 Things that are central to the antecubital fossa will often be: a Closer to the surface than other veins b B. More accessible than peripheral veins c Deeper than veins that are near the outside of the arm d Not suitable for venipuncture 30 If a patient is known to have been exposed to an infectious disease but is not displaying any symptoms, this means: a The patient is not infected. b The patient may be infected c . The exposure was not significant. d . The patient is immune 31 A thrombosed vein will typically fee a Smooth b Soft c Bumpy d Rigid 32 Which of the following items should a phlebotomist NOT include on a blood specimen label? a Patient full name b Collection date and time c Diagnosis d Patient identification number 33 The phlebotomist’s assessment of vein size should be used to determine: a The proper tube to use b The proper needle gauge c The order of draw d The duration of the procedure 34 After adding and removing substances from blood, it becomes: a Plasma b Serum c Lymph d Coagulation blood 35 Gloves should not be worn during which of the following? a The venipuncture procedure b Labeling the specimen c Gathering equipment prior to venipuncture d Disposing of sharps

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Phlebotomy Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Tascha Mitchell

What is the primary purpose of phlebotomy?

What is the most common site for venipuncture?

Which needle gauge is typically used for adult blood draws?

What is the role of a tourniquet in phlebotomy?

What should be done if a patient feels faint during a blood draw?

What is the proper angle for inserting a needle during venipuncture?

What is the purpose of using an alcohol swab before a blood draw?

What color tube is typically used for serum tests?

What is a common complication of phlebotomy?

What is the first step in the phlebotomy process?

1.Lavender EDTA tubes should be inverted. How many times?

The use of gloves during a venipuncture in a clinical setting is enforced by which governing agency?

Which of the following is true of patients in isolation?

A lab technician could use the blood collected in a light yellow ACD tube for which of the following?

What two body systems form the circulatory system?

A sharps container should be used for the disposal of which of the following

When is the most appropriate time to remove the tourniquet during a routine draw?

The primary responsibilities of the CDC include which of the following?

Which of the following is an effective step in managing an accidental arterial puncture?

10.An infection that is acquired by a patient during their stay in the hospital is called

Define transfixiation of a vein:

During a venipuncture, if a phlebotomist realizes they forgot to observe the correct order of draw, what should they do?

How many times should a plastic serum tube be inverted?

Which of the following additives would be found in a plastic lavender top tube

If the seal on an evacuated tube is broken or the tube is faulty (and the vacuum is lost), what will be the consequence during a venipunctur

When collecting a specimen for a blood alcohol test, which of the following should be used

To collect a Westergren Sedimentation Rate, which tube should the phlebotomist use

Which of the following is true of the HgbA1c test?

Things that are central to the antecubital fossa will often be:

If a patient is known to have been exposed to an infectious disease but is not displaying any symptoms, this means:

A thrombosed vein will typically fee

Which of the following items should a phlebotomist NOT include on a blood specimen label?

The phlebotomist’s assessment of vein size should be used to determine:

After adding and removing substances from blood, it becomes:

Gloves should not be worn during which of the following?