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DM Ch 8

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

What equipment would be best to use when performing venipuncture on an elderly patient currently undergoing chemotherapy.

a)

A winged collection set and syringe with a 23 gauge needle

b)

A winged collection set and evacuated tubes with a 21 gauge straight needle

c)

A straight 23 gauge multi-sample needle and evacuated tubes

d)

A straight 21-gauge multi-sample needle and evacuated tubes

2.

Collection tubes for capillary puncture usually have a volume of

a)

1.0-3.0 ml

b)

0.125-0.6 ml

c)

1.8-2.2 ml

d)

0.25-1.0 ml

3.

The substances studied in blood tests are called

a)

analytes

b)

materials

c)

factors

d)

activators

4.

Which of the following may be present in a collection tube but in most cases does not change the qualities of the blood itself.

a)

calcium binding anticoagulants

b)

thrombin inhibiting anticoagulants

c)

clot accelerators

d)

separator gel

5.

Glycolysis is prevented by the additive

a)

sodium floride

b)

potassium oxalate

c)

sodium oxalate

d)

EDTA

6.

A red topped tube is often used for _____tests.

a)

coagulation

b)

hematology

c)

serology

d)

glucose

7.

A patient has orders for a blood culture and coagulation studies. Which of these indicates the proper order for drawing these specimens?

a)

Yellow topped SPS tube/blood culture bottle, light blue top tube

b)

Light blue top tube, yellow topped SPS tube, blood culture bottles

c)

Yellow topped ACD tube/ blood culture bottles, light green topped tube

d)

Yellow topped SPS tube/blood culture bottles, lavender topped tubes

8.

Blood is tested for the presence of bacteria by performing a

a)

blood culture

b)

complete blood count

c)

complete blood count with differential

d)

coagulation study

9.

Preanalytical errors take place

a)

before the patient enters the laboratory for a blood draw

b)

before testing is performed on a specimen

c)

during the testing process

d)

In the process of creating a treatment plan based on test results

10.

A phlebotomy technician can cause preanalytical errors by

a)

filling collection tubes in the wrong order

b)

mixing specimens with tube additives immediately after blood draw

c)

labeling a specimen tube after collection

d)

delivering a specimen for testing immediately after drawing it

11.

Needles used for venipuncture are

a)

hollow with an angles opening

b)

solid with a pointed tip

c)

hollow with a blunt round opening

d)

available in hollow or solid models

12.

Where in the order of draw for capillary puncture specimens do EDTA tubes fall (including blood gas collection in the order)?

a)

first

b)

second

c)

third

d)

fourth

13.

A patient has just received a medication intravenously. Her doctor has ordered that her peak medication level be checked. When is the doctor most likely to indicate blood should be drawn to check the level?

a)

1 hour

b)

30 minutes

c)

Right before she receives the next infusion

d)

Immediately

14.

A large group of patients checks in first thing in the morning for routine blood tests. When the last patient in this group is seen by the phlebotomist at 8:30 am, she reports she last ate at 5pm. the previous day. Which of the following is true?

a)

There is no concern that the length of the patients fast will affect any analytes.

b)

There is a chance that the length of the patients fast will affect some analytes.

c)

The patient should be sent home and asked to return the next day.

d)

The phlebotomist should tell the patient that she should have eaten dinner later.

15.

Which of the following might be used to confirm the identity of a patient who is unable to speak?

a)

A name tag on the patients door

b)

a family member at the patients bedside who states and spells his name.

c)

A roommate who nods when asked if the patients name is the name on the requisition form

d)

A chart on the patient's bedside table

16.

One of these patients is more likely than the others to be misidentified. Which one?

a)

A patient named Tim Brown who has Alzheimer's disease

b)

A patient named Andres Calderon who is fluent in Spanish and English.

c)

A patient named Beatrice Seddon who has diabetes.

d)

A pediatric patient named Natasha Disher whose father is accompanying her

17.

The best attitude that a phlebotomist can adopt for a safe blood draw is

a)

I've already done this a hundred times. This patient won't be any different.

b)

I know each patient is different so I will be ready for anything.

c)

I am going to expect trouble from every patient

d)

The sooner I can finish this draw the sooner I won't have to worry about things going wrong.

18.

Jostling or rough handling of collection tubes

a)

does not create any problem with specimens

b)

ensures that specimens are mixed thoroughly with additives

c)

can damage cells in a specimen

d)

is sometimes allowable, depending on the tests that will be performed.

19.

Patients who indicate that they have fainted during previous blood draws

a)

should not have blood drawn again

b)

should be placed in a reclined flat surface for a blood draw

c)

require that a physician be present during all blood draws

d)

should dit on the edge of an exam table for a blood draw

20.

A foam wedge may be used

a)

as a means of restraining a pediatric patient in a chair

b)

as an aid to positioning the patients arm

c)

to cushion specimen tubes

d)

to stick needles into after use before they are discarded

21.

Patients who are over weight

a)

can not be accommodated at most laboratories

b)

May require the use of a bariatric phlebotomy chair

c)

do not require special treatment or equipment for phlebotomy

d)

do not generally have blood tests ordered