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Phlebotomy Quiz 2Version en ligne Phlebotomy exam review par Tascha Mitchell 1 Virulence is defined as: a The ability of a pathogen to mutate rapidly b The potency of a pathogen in an exposure situation c The capacity to resist antibiotics d The speed at which an infection develops 2 The maximum amount of time a tourniquet should be left on a patient’s arm is: a 1 minute b 2 minutes c 3 minutes d 5 minutes 3 Tubes with additives that have the same function: a Can be used interchangeably if diluted b Should never substitute because the testing methods differ c Are ideal for emergency collections d May be substituted when necessary 4 Which of the following steps should be performed first? a Locate the vein b Prepare the equipment c Put on your gloves d Apply the tourniquet 5 Hand sanitizer is best described as a A replacement for handwashing b A good preventative measure between handwashing if hands are not visibly soiled c Ineffective in a clinical setting d Only used after washing hands 6 A person who has type B– blood could accept blood from which donor? a A donor with type AB– b A donor with type B+ c A donor with type O– d A donor with type A– 7 A defining feature of arteries is that they: a Have valves b Have a pulse c Carry deoxygenated blood exclusively d Are more fragile than veins 8 A phlebotomist’s scope of practice includes: a Drawing blood only b Determining treatment protocols c Informing patients which tests have been ordered if the patient asks d Prescribing medication 9 An appropriate length of time for a person to wear an adhesive bandage after a venipuncture is: a 5 min b 10 min c 15 min d 30 min 10 The depth of the veins is a tradeoff because they: a Are easier to puncture but have slower flow b Have better flow but are less visible c Are more resistant to infection d Are more prone to clotting 11 Hemoglobin is necessary in the blood because: a It transports nutrients b It dissolves well in plasma c O2 dissolves poorly in blood d It regulates blood pressure 12 A reticulocyte is: a A mature red blood cell b An immature erythrocyte c A type of white blood cell d A blood platelet precursor 13 The best time to label tubes during a multi-specimen draw is: a Before the first draw b After each draw c At the end of the draw, before leaving the patient d After the specimens are sent to the lab 14 The middle layer of muscular tissue in the heart is called: a Endocardium b Pericardium c Epicardium d Myocardium 15 Which of the following is the least numerous leukocyte in normal circulation? a Neutrophil b Eosinophil c Lymphocyte d Basophil 16 Which of the following is NOT a factor when choosing a needle gauge for specimen collection? a The size of the patient’s vein b The volume of blood needed c The direction the vein travels on the patient’s arm d The viscosity of the specimen 17 A blood urea nitrogen (BUN) test is used to assess: a Liver function b Heart function c Kidney function d Pancreatic function 18 Which of the following statements is true regarding venous valves? a They are absent in most veins b They are smooth and uniform c They have a characteristic bumpy feel d They are not important in blood circulation 19 The bone marrow of long bones contributes to the cardiovascular system by: a Filtering waste from the blood b Producing hormones c Forming blood cells d Regulating blood pressure 20 How is a Partial Thromboplastin Time (PTT) used diagnostically? a To assess liver function b To diagnose the patient’s ability to create blood clots c To evaluate kidney filtration d To measure white blood cell count 21 How many types of white blood cells are there? a 3 b 4 c 5 d 6 22 CO2 is a product of: a Cellular metabolism b Protein synthesis c Enzyme activation d Oxygen transport 23 Hemostasis may be impaired by: a Kidney failure b Liver damage c Dehydration d High blood pressure 24 A red top tube can be considered a: a Anticoagulant tube b Clot tube c Plasma separator tube d Blood culture tube 25 Turgor refers to: a Skin temperature b Tissue hydration c Bounce or resilience d Blood pressure 26 Which of the following describes the most potentially infectious scenario immediately after patient contact? a The phlebotomist touches a clean surface b The phlebotomist rubs his eye while still wearing his gloves c The phlebotomist washes his hands immediately d The phlebotomist disposes of contaminated supplies 27 A standard lancet blade length for capillary collections is: a 1.2 mm b 2.4 mm c 3.6 mm d 4.8 mm 28 The most superficial layer of the skin is called: a Dermis b Hypodermis c .Epidermis d Subcutaneous tissue 29 Which tube contains the thrombin-based clot activator? a Lavender top b Green top c . Orange top d Gray top 30 When performing venipuncture with a winged collection set, which of the following will be required? a A discard tube b A clot activator tube c A syringe for drawing blood d A tourniquet 31 Physical activity prior to a specimen collection can cause higher levels of: a Hormones b Electrolytes c Proteins d White blood cells 32 To label a capillary, the phlebotomist should: a Label the capillary tube directly b Place the capillary tube inside an empty red top tube and label it c Write on the patient’s arm d Use a separate label sheet after collection 33 Hard, core-like veins are most likely: a Collapsed b Inflamed c Sclerotic d Overdistended 34 In a routine venipuncture, a phlebotomist’s first choice will always be the: a Cephalic vein b Basilic vein c Median cubital vein d Saphenous vein 35 What is the approximate pH of blood? a 6.8 b 7.0 c 7.4 d 7.8 36 What volume of blood does the average adult have inside their body? a 3l b 4L c 5L d 6L 37 The outer layer of tissue on a blood vessel is called: a Tunica intima b Tunica media c . Tunica externa d Endothelium 38 Which of the following is true in regards to potassium? a It is not needed for heart function b It plays a key role in heart muscle function c It only affects muscle contraction d It is stored in the bones 39 The nucleus of leukocytes is responsible for: a A. Energy production b Regulating cell size, sale, and growth c Transporting oxygen d Producing antibodies

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Phlebotomy Quiz 2Version en ligne

par Tascha Mitchell

Virulence is defined as:

The maximum amount of time a tourniquet should be left on a patient’s arm is:

Tubes with additives that have the same function:

Which of the following steps should be performed first?

Hand sanitizer is best described as

A person who has type B– blood could accept blood from which donor?

A defining feature of arteries is that they:

A phlebotomist’s scope of practice includes:

An appropriate length of time for a person to wear an adhesive bandage after a venipuncture is:

The depth of the veins is a tradeoff because they:

Hemoglobin is necessary in the blood because:

A reticulocyte is:

The best time to label tubes during a multi-specimen draw is:

The middle layer of muscular tissue in the heart is called:

Which of the following is the least numerous leukocyte in normal circulation?

Which of the following is NOT a factor when choosing a needle gauge for specimen collection?

A blood urea nitrogen (BUN) test is used to assess:

Which of the following statements is true regarding venous valves?

The bone marrow of long bones contributes to the cardiovascular system by:

How is a Partial Thromboplastin Time (PTT) used diagnostically?

How many types of white blood cells are there?

CO2 is a product of:

Hemostasis may be impaired by:

A red top tube can be considered a:

Turgor refers to:

Which of the following describes the most potentially infectious scenario immediately after patient contact?

A standard lancet blade length for capillary collections is:

The most superficial layer of the skin is called:

Which tube contains the thrombin-based clot activator?

When performing venipuncture with a winged collection set, which of the following will be required?

Physical activity prior to a specimen collection can cause higher levels of:

To label a capillary, the phlebotomist should:

Hard, core-like veins are most likely:

In a routine venipuncture, a phlebotomist’s first choice will always be the:

What is the approximate pH of blood?

What volume of blood does the average adult have inside their body?

The outer layer of tissue on a blood vessel is called:

Which of the following is true in regards to potassium?

The nucleus of leukocytes is responsible for: