Phlebotomy Review, Chapters 1-17

Among health care organizations, which of the following is a typical long-term care facility?

• emergency care center

• health and fitness club

• A nursing home

• county hospital

Six Sigma is an example of a

• dress code policy

• customer satisfaction survey

• certification agency

• quality improvement framework

The term phlebotomy is derived from Greek words that mean:

• droplet, vein

• vein, cut

• blood, droplet

• red, blood

Delta checks are:

• competency checklists

• manual recording system for laboratory results

• QC that allows for detection of significant changes in laboratory results

• QA methodology that allows for the monitoring of mislabeled specimens

A patients medical record can best be described as:

• a legal document that provides a chronological log of care

• a legal document that is available only to the patient's physician

• the procedure for a selected care plan

• public information that may be disclosed during a financial inquiry

A consent document to collect blood for research purposes from patients is established through:

• IRBs at institutions

• AHA

• The Joint Commission

• CLIA

Which of the following agencies administers CLIA?

• FDA

• CMS

• CPS

• EPA

A consent document to collect blood for research purposes from patients is established through:

• IRBs at institutions

• AHA

• The Joint Commission

• CLIA

Which of the following is commonly identified pathogenic microorganism that causes health care-associated skin infections?

• Candida albicans

• Haemophilus influenzae

• Haemophilus vaginalis

• Moraxella lacunata

Antiseptics for the skin include:

• hypochlorite solution

• formaldehyde

• iodine

• ethylene oxide