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Finals part 2


Finals part 2Version en ligne Review of phlebotomy exam par Tascha Mitchell 1 Which type of WBC is the largest and is responsible for protecting tissues from foreign matter? a Lymphocytes b Neutrophils c monocytes d Eosinophils 2 What is the main benefit of Point of care(POC) testing a lower cost b faster results c fewer specimens d both A and C 3 When should PPE be removed ? a After Leaving the healthcare facility b Immediately after exciting the patient room c In the patient room , before leaving d Before going to lunch 4 How far can droplets travel during droplet transmission ? a less than 3 ft b 5ft or more c 10 ft or more d It depends on the room size 5 Where are red blood cells produced and stored in the body ? a In the liver and stored in the bone marrow b In the bone marrow and stored in the spleen c in the heart and stored in the blood vessels d in the spleen and stored in the liver 6 How are medical terms typically constructed ? a Random combinations of letters b Built from parts that are taken from ancient languages like Latin and Greek c Designed purely from memorization , without any meaningful structure d Translated directly from modern languages 7 What is a "reservoir" in the chain of infection ? a Source of the infectious organism b site of infection in the body c Method by which the disease exits the body d Microorganism causing the infection 8 Monocytes circulate in the bloodstream for how long before moving to the site of infection ? a 1-2 hours b 8-12 hour c 1-2 days d 1 week 9 How long does the platelet plug formation process generally take to complete ? a 30 mins b 1-2 hours c 3-5 mins d 1-15 mins 10 What is a key feature of neutrophils in relation to inflammation ? a Release histamine to increase inflamation b Abundant in pus, giving it a white/yellowish color c Produce antibodies to fight infection d suppress asthma an allergy responses 11 Which of the following agencies can verify if the labs butterfly needles meet safety, compliance standards, according to the phlebotomist concerns? a OSHA b National Institute of health c CDC d American Society for clinical laboratories 12 O– Blood is the universal donor because a It has A and B antigen, but no RH factor b It lacks a and B antigens, does not have the RH factor c It has no antigens and Rh positive d Its has A antigen and is RH negative 13 What instructions should a phlebotomist give to a female for collecting a urine specimen for culture testing a Clean from back to front, void in the toilet, then collect the specimen b Cleaned from back to front, then collect the specimen c Clean from front to back, void in the toilet, then collect the specimen d Clean from front to back, then collect the specimen 14 Which color top tubes should a phlebotomist use to perform a A1c, CBC, BMP a Lavender and red top b Yellow and light blue c Green and gray d Black and gold 15 Which of the following is required on a chain of custody form for a urine drug screen? a Diagnosis code b Collector and donor signature c Provider signature d Insurance 16 What is the process of RBC production called? a Hemostasis b Hematopoiesis c Thrombopoiesis d Leukopoiesis 17 What is required by law in some states regarding PKU a Infants must receive a vaccination b PKU screening must be ordered for all infants c PKU treatment started immediately after birth d PKU medication must be provided free of charge 18 Which of the following blood components is essential for hemostasis a Erythrocytes b Leukocytes c Neutrophils d Thromobocytes 19 What should a phlebotomist instruct a patient to do when providing a sputum specimen? a Take a deep breath, cough forcefully directly into the sterile container b Collect the stool directly into the sterile container c Cough directly into a tissue, then place into a Ziploc bag d Swab the inside of the cheek repeatedly 20 Which of the following laboratory test are related to hepatic liver function a AST b BUN c Glucose d Potassium 21 A hematoma is defined as a A bruised vein b Group of small capillary ruptures c Collection of blood in the tissue around the vessel d Aching conditioning that weakens the vein 22 For which of the following laboratory test are fasting specimens preferred a Thyroid b HCG c Cholesterol d Hepatic 23 A phlebotomist scope of practice includes a Explain, explaining the conditions indicated in the patient’s test results b Knowing the patient’s complete medical history before collecting specimens c Provided advice on how to manage the patient’s diagnosis d Informing patients about the test that have been ordered if they ask 24 How long can a gray top two preserved blood for analysis? a One to five hours b One to five days c 5 to 10 days d None of the above 25 In an inpatient setting, what is commonly required when collecting blood from pediatric patients a Only capillary collections is allowed b Blood collection must be done by a physician c A log of blood volume collected is required d Parents are allowed to choose the anticoagulant tube

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Finals part 2Version en ligne

par Tascha Mitchell

Which type of WBC is the largest and is responsible for protecting tissues from foreign matter?

What is the main benefit of Point of care(POC) testing

When should PPE be removed ?

How far can droplets travel during droplet transmission ?

Where are red blood cells produced and stored in the body ?

How are medical terms typically constructed ?

What is a "reservoir" in the chain of infection ?

Monocytes circulate in the bloodstream for how long before moving to the site of infection ?

How long does the platelet plug formation process generally take to complete ?

What is a key feature of neutrophils in relation to inflammation ?

Which of the following agencies can verify if the labs butterfly needles meet safety, compliance standards, according to the phlebotomist concerns?

O– Blood is the universal donor because

What instructions should a phlebotomist give to a female for collecting a urine specimen for culture testing

Which color top tubes should a phlebotomist use to perform a A1c, CBC, BMP

Which of the following is required on a chain of custody form for a urine drug screen?

What is the process of RBC production called?

What is required by law in some states regarding PKU

Which of the following blood components is essential for hemostasis

What should a phlebotomist instruct a patient to do when providing a sputum specimen?

Which of the following laboratory test are related to hepatic liver function

A hematoma is defined as

For which of the following laboratory test are fasting specimens preferred

A phlebotomist scope of practice includes

How long can a gray top two preserved blood for analysis?

In an inpatient setting, what is commonly required when collecting blood from pediatric patients