Worksheetschapter 3 & 4 phlebotomy review quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
a disease of the red blood in which a patient has too high a concentration of the red blood cells in the blood is
cytoplasm
erythrocytes
glucose
urinalysis
the recording of patients observation , relevant information , patient progress and results of treatment among other things.
legal and ethical considerations
informed and implied consent
health insurance portability and accountability (HIPPA)
barcoding and accessioning
a material within the cell
bicarbonate
international system of units
immunoglobulin
cytoplasm
what is the term for an examination of living tissue removed from the human.
frozen section
diagnosis
bone marrow
biopsy
all of the above
which of the following prefixes is used to refer to the head ?
colo-
cephal-
cubit-
cyst-
which of the preferred method for providing lab results
written
megaphone
fax
telephone
any of the above
when faxing results, you only have to use a cover sheet if you are faxing to a different area code.
false
true
which is an instance in which it may be necessary to give verbal results ?
chronic disease monitoring
all of the above
critical results
frozen section
when is it acceptable to access a patients medical chart
none of the above
if they your favorite nfl player and you need to know if the able to play
if you know them personally
when you are entering lab results
which of the following is generally found on a specimen label ?
patients name
all of the above
accession data
collection date
what would you reference if a machine a malfunctioning
laboratory is closed
insufficient quantity
specimen is mislabeled
a & c only
all of the above
in which section of the laboratory would an accessioner send a specimen that is being tested for a reticulocyte count ?
microbiology
hematology section
blood bank
serology section
the procedure in place to guarantee precise and accurate results is called
all of the above
standard operating practice
quality control
quality assurance
a & c only
what can be referenced anytime you have a question about the best practice of a particular function of your job ?
CRT
MSDS
SOP
MRN
the study of fungi is referred to as
parasitology
mycology
virology
bacteriology
which section of the laboratory run partial thrombin time test ?
hematology
microbiology
serology
immunology
an improperly applied label may cause delay in patient car
true
false
what makes up the majority of formed elements ?
confluence
arteries
atria
erythrocytes / red blood cells
what are the two main lymphocytes ?
d cella , a cell
T cell , B cell
c cell, e cell
k cell , I cell
hemostasis is greatly enhanced by the contribution of what cellular fragments ?
fibrinogen
prekallikrein
thrombocytes
prothrombin
why are erythrocytes necessary ?
when a new erythrocytes is produced , it called a reticulocytes
our bodies produce nearly 2.4 million new erythrocytes per second.
the red blood cells makes up majority of the elements.
once a foreign body is detected our system immediately goes into.
on the PH scale , blood is more _____than water ?
8.3
6.9
2.5
7.4
healthy adults have about _____ liters of blood
3
5
7
8
what is the name for the series of chemical reactions involved in creating a blood clot?
common pathway
intrinsic pathway
coagulation cascade
extrinsic pathway
which pathway is used when trauma occurs within the vascular system ?
extrinsic pathway
common pathway
coagulation cascade
intrinsic pathway
a step in the clotting process requiring calcium , it is known as a
once activated , factor IX ( IXa)
activated factor xll (xlh)
activate factor XI ( Xia)
which blood product may be given to a patient with low fibrinogen levels?
packed red blood cells
platelets
plasma
cryoprecipitate
describe the difference between serum and plasma
plasma , being water-liked fluid in the blood is made up of 90% water and 10% solutes
serum ,a self-healing mixture of water, solutes and formed elements.
plasmas a living tissue of the body , just as skin and bones are tissue .
serum, is plasma with the fibrin ( the substance that forms clots within blood) removed.
are produced by bone marrow and stored in the spleen.
white blood cells
yellow blood cells
red blood cells
green blood cells
the production of the red blood cells are known as.
leukocytes
monocytes
hemopoieses
basophils
WBCs are known as the body's internal defense systen
monocytes
neutrophils
basophils
leukocytes/ white blood
the first responders to the beginning stages of , inflammation typically due to bacterial infection or foreign body
eosinophils
basophils
neutrophils
monocytes
an immune system component that is responsible primarily for attacking multicellular parasites and certain infections.
monocytes
eosinophils
basophils
neutrophiles
the least numerous of WBCS accounting for 0.01% in circulation
neutrophils
monocytes
eosinophils
basophils
the largest of all WBCs , they are responsible for protecting tissue from foreign matter
monocytes
eosinophils
basophils
neutrophils
