PCT Module 4 Phlebotomy basics & equipment

Imagine you're in a lab with Aria, Benjamin, and Scarlett. Why is it super important to use standard precautions when collecting specimens?

• To ensure the patient is comfortable

• To prevent infection

• To speed up the collection process

• To reduce the cost of medical supplies

Hey Aria and Kai, can you solve this mystery? The ______ veins are the ones that carry reoxygenated blood back to the heart from the lungs. Can you fill in the blank?

Imagine you're a detective like Kai, trying to identify a patient correctly. Which of the following clues is NOT an acceptable patient identifier according to The Joint Commission?

• Patient's full name

• Room number

• Date of birth

• Last four digits of Social Security number

Hey there, future medical marvels! Imagine you're about to perform a venipuncture, but wait—why is it super important to get a thumbs-up from your patient first? Dive into the world of patient consent with Ethan, Maya, and Henry!

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Imagine you're in a lab with Emma and Aiden, and you spot a rip in the needle package just before a blood collection. What should you do?

• Use the needle as it is

• Tape the package and proceed

• Discard the needle in a sharps container

• Ask the patient if they are comfortable with using it

Hey Isla and James, here's a fun challenge for you: To prevent preanalytical errors in the lab, make sure to collect only the _______ amount necessary for testing. Can you fill in the blank?

Imagine you're a detective like Aria or Oliver, tasked with identifying a patient before collecting a specimen. Which of the following is the best practice to ensure you have the right person?

• Ask the patient to confirm their room number

• Verify the patient's identity using two identifiers

• Use the patient's chart without asking

• Assume the patient's identity based on appearance

Imagine you're a detective like Aria, tasked with ensuring blood samples reach the lab safely. Which of the following is a crucial clue to consider during your mission?

• The color of the sample

• The temperature requirements

• The patient's dietary habits

• The time of day the sample was collected

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