WorksheetsClin Chem 1 Phlebotomy, Patient Preparation,Tubes & others
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 13mins
The test that requires fasting are:
FBS
FBS, TRIGLYCERIDES
FBS, TRIGLYCERIDES, INSULIN
FBS, TRIGLYCERIDES, INSULIN, GTT
FBS, TRIGLYCERIDES, INSULIN, GTT, LACTIC ACID
This is often the only vein felt in obese patients?
Median cubital vein
Cephalic vein
Basilic vein
NOTA
Variables that affects blood testing:
Emotional Stress
Emotional Stress, fasting
Emotional Stress, fasting, exercise
Emotional Stress, fasting, exercise, diurnal variation
The anticoagulant of this tube:
Sodium heparin
Sodium citrate
Potassium oxalate
Most commonly used specimen in POCT:
Arterial Blood
Urine
Venous Blood
Capillary Blood
Aside from ANTECUBITAL FOSSA REGION, what are the other sites for Venipuncture? Select all that apply.
Hands
wrist
legs
Foot
Fingers
What will you do if you are going to extract blood from the leg or foot?
Ask the physician in obtaining blood on the said area.
Ask permission from the patient
ask the relative
Just extract blood.
A vein that least likely to bruise:
Median Cubital vein
Cephalic Vein
Basilic Vein
NOTA
A fairly well-anchored vein:
Cephalic vein
Median Cubital vein
Basilic Vein
What is the gauge of this needle?
G 21
G 23
G 19
G 24
What is the anticoagulant of the syringe that must be used in BLOOD GAS ANALYSIS?
Heparin
EDTA
Sodium citrate
NONE
If the patient is allergic to alcohol, what antiseptic agent must be used?
Betadine
Isopropyl alcohol
Hydrogen peroxide
Salicylic acid
What is the additive of the orange tap tube?
thrombin
EDTA
Sodium heparin
Acid citrate dextrose
What is the anticoagulant of the tube above?
Lithium Heparin
EDTA
NONE
Trypsin
What is the anticoagulant?
K2 EDTA
Sodium citrate
K3 EDTA
Thrombin
What is the anticoagulant of choice of the tube above?
Spray-dried K2 EDTA
Spray-dried K3 EDTA
Spray-dried Na EDTA
What is the mechanism of action of the anticoagulant?
Binds Calcium
Fibrin degradation products
Inhibits thrombin formation
Silica clot activator
What is the use of this tube?
coagulation studies
CBC
Cardiac Markers
Toxicology
Identify:
Feather Lancet
Needle Lancet
Automatic Lancet
Lancing Device
What is the characteristics of the gel of this tube?
Thixotropic
Viscous
Liquid when gravity is applied
all of the choices
What is the length of the lancet for capillary puncture?
< 2.0mm
2-3mm
5mm
6mm
What is/are the sides for capillary puncture? SELECT ALL THAT APPLIES.
Palmar surface of 3rd & 4th fingers
Lateral plantar heel surface
earlobes
thumb
middle finger
What is the preferred site for arterial puncture?
Radial artery
Brachial artery
femoral artery
jugular Artery
What is the second of choice for arterial puncture?
Brachial
radial
femoral
What is the use of the black tap tube?
Sedimentation rates
Glucose testing
Paternity testing
lead testing
What is the anticoagulant of the YELLOW TAP TUBE
Sodium polyanetholesulfonate
Sodium polymetholesulfonate
Sodium polymethylsulfonate
Sodium polymetholesulfonic acid
What analytes that needs the protection of light? Select all that applies.
Vitamin A
Bilirubin
Vitamin B 12
Carotene
Hemoglobin
In diurnal variation, Which of the analytes below that peaks early to late morning.
iron
cortisol
aldosterone
insulin
prolactin
STAT means?
Immediately
SHORT TURN AROUND TIME
STATIM
EMERGENCY
Select all the errors in specimen collection:
Hemolysis
Lipemia
Improperly timed specimens
Properly filled tubes
Correct anticoagulant
Select all the reasons for specimen rejection:
Clots present in anticoagulated specimen
Short draws
leaking container
Hemoconcentration
How many mL of blood is to be discarded if the medtech extracted on the IV line area?
10 mL
15 mL
20 mL
5 tubes
Which lipoprotein causes milky plasma in postprandial blood samples?
Chylomicrons
HDL
Cholesterol
VLDL
Best way to prevent the transmission of disease
proper disposal of waste
Handwashing
PPE
healthy lifestyle
For skin puncture, phlebotomist needs to avoid the following sites: Select all that applies.
Cyanotic area
Scarred areas
Traumatized areas
Callused areas
For how many minutes do you need to pre-warm the site of collection for capillary puncture?
3-5 min
10 minutes
5 minutes
2 minutes
What are the two methods of specimen preservation?
select all that applies.
Chemical method
Physical method
Refrigeration
Freezing
Formalin
EDTA stands for?
Ethylinediaminetetra acetic acid
Ethylinediaminotetra acetic acid
Ethylinetriaminetetra acetic acid
What tube is used for STAT chemistry test?
Orange tap tube
Yellow tap tube
green tap tube
Blue tap tube
Additive of a Glass RED TAP tube.
Silica Particles
Clot activator
AOTA
NOTA
How many inversions to be done for the EDTA Tube?
8x
10x
15x
5x
any
How many inversions for red glass tap tube?
0
5
8
6
Number of inversions?
4
8
5
10
Number of inversions
8
5
10
15
Number of inversions of a Red tap tube with clot activator, silicone coated plastic tube:
5
8
0
10
