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WorksheetsPhlebotomy Chapter 14: Special Collections and Procedures
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
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Class
Date
1.
The disease characterized by increase production of red blood cells and treated by therapeutic phlebotomy is called....
a)
Hemochromatosis
b)
Polycythemia
c)
Anemia
d)
Cold agglutinins
2.
Patient A has sepsis and needs a blood culture STAT. The phlebotomist needs to collect a(n)
a)
Peak and trough sample
b)
Hemoglobin and Hematocrit sample
c)
Aerobic and anaerobic bottle sample
d)
Autologous blood sample
3.
The lab received a dermal collection for bilirubin in a amber-colored microtube along with other first morning draws. This test must be a
a)
Light sensitive sample
b)
Time-sensitive sample
c)
Temperature sensitive sample
4.
Testing for Hyperglycemia (abnormally high blood sugar) is detected with ____________. Testing for Hypoglycemia (abnormally low blood sugar) is detected with __________.
a)
3hr OGTT/1hr OGTT
b)
5hr OGTT/3hr OGTT
c)
3hr OGTT/5hr OGTT
d)
1hr OGTT/5hr OGTT
5.
Testing serum for cold agglutinins must be prepared carefully. Start with a _____ top tube that has be prewarmed for 30 minutes. Next collect the sample. Last keep the sample ______ during transport by wrapping in _________.
a)
Gold, cool, ice pack
b)
Red, warm, activated heel warmer
c)
Gold, warm, activated heel warmer
d)
Red, cool, Ice pack
6.
A patient has been directed to not eat or drink anything other than water for 12 hrs before their draw. This is called a
a)
12-hr Postprandial specimen
b)
GTT specimen
c)
Fasting specimen
d)
Therapeutic drug monitoring specimen
7.
The following test(s) need to be drawn after a 12-hr fast for accurate results.
a)
Glucose Tolerance Test
b)
Triglycerides Testing
c)
Epinephrine Tolerance Test
d)
All of the Above
8.
Which test will evaluate the persons ability to metabolize glycogen to glucose in the liver?
a)
Epinephrine Tolerance Test
b)
Glucose Tolerance Test
c)
Glucagon Tolerance Test
d)
Both Epinephrine and Glucagon tolerance Test
9.
Normal daily fluctuations in body chemistry related to hormonal cycles, sleep-wake cycles and other regular patterns of change is called
a)
Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
b)
Diurnal variation
c)
Peak Level
d)
Trough Level
10.
Therapeutic Drug Monitoring is important to ensure that plasma drug levels do not reach toxic levels and stay at a level that is considered therapeutic.
a)
False
b)
True
11.
During Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, the lowest serum drug level that occurs before the next dose is called ________ and the highest serum drug level that occurs after the next dose is called _____.
a)
Trough, Overdose
b)
Peak, Toxic
c)
Trough, Peak
d)
Peak, Trough
12.
What do cold agglutinins, cryofibrinogen and cryoglobulin all have in common?
a)
They activate when cold
b)
Must be kept warm after collection
c)
Must be drawn in a 37 degree pre-warmed tube
d)
All of the Above
13.
A phlebotomist will never have to worry about signing a Chain of custody. It only applies to the doctors and nurses
a)
True
b)
False
14.
Blood smears are used for testing all EXCEPT
a)
Blood parasites
b)
Differential count
c)
Cold agglutinins
d)
Special stains
15.
When collecting a blood sample for a legal alcohol level, it is important to
a)
Clean the site well with an alcohol prep pad
b)
NOT fill the tube completely full so the alcohol is not pushed out
c)
Cleanse the site with nonalcoholic solution
d)
Collect in lavender top tube
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