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Order of Draw

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What additive is in the green tube?

a)

EDTA

b)

Heparin

c)

Separator

d)

Sodium citrate

2.

What tube checks for heavy metal tests?

a)

Lavender tube

b)

Light blue tube

c)

Royal blue tube

d)

Red tube

3.

Which tube checks the lipid panel?

a)

SST tube (tiger tube)

b)

Lavender tube (EDTA tube)

c)

Bacterial culture

d)

Lithium Heparin (green tube)

4.

What additive is in the red tube?

a)

No additive

b)

Sodium Heparin

c)

Lithium heparin

d)

Sodium citrate

5.

How many times do you invert the sodium citrate?

a)

3 to 4 times

b)

5 to 6 times

c)

5 times

d)

8 to 10 times

6.

What is the meaning of hematology?

a)

The study of chemistry

b)

The study of skin

c)

The study of the body

d)

The study of blood

7.

Which one is the first in the order of draw and mostly used in the hospital?

a)

EDTA tube

b)

ACD tube

c)

Bacterial culture

d)

Lithium Heparin

8.

What does SST stand for?

a)

Serum separates together

b)

Separator Seven times

c)

Serum Separates two

d)

Serum separator tube

9.

What information must be confirmed with the patient before you can begin venipuncture?

a)

Full name and address.

b)

Full name and DOB.

c)

ID number and address.

d)

Mom’s name and full name.

10.

Which tube checks for hematology tests (CBC)?

a)

Red tube

b)

Lavender tube

c)

Royal blue tube

d)

Light blue tube

11.

Which tube is most likely to be put in the centrifuge?

a)

Lavender tube

b)

Light blue tube

c)

Green tube

d)

SST tube

12.

What does the Potassium EDTA tube check?

a)

Lipid panel, ferritin, and PSA.

b)

Prothrombin time and PTT.

c)

CBC, Sedimentation Rate (ESR), and Antibody screen.

d)

Chromosome Analysis and Leukemia.

13.

What is the additive present in the light blue tube?

a)

Sodium citrate

b)

Heparin

c)

ACD

d)

ECTA

14.

What does the sodium citrate tube do?

a)

Check bacteria.

b)

Check the glucose levels.

c)

Check the cell blood count.

d)

Coagulation studies.

15.

Why is the order of draw important?

a)

The rules are just the way they are.

b)

To prevent additive cross contamination.

c)

The blood doesn’t fill well.

d)

Both A and C.

16.

What is true about the SST tube (serum separator tube)?

a)

It divides the serum, gel barrier, and red blood cells.

b)

Invert it 5 times.

c)

It is a tiger tube.

d)

All of the above.

17.

What is the correct order of draw?

a)

Sodium citrate - Bacterial culture - Heparin tubes - Serum Separator Gel - ACD - Potassium EDTA - Potassium EDTA trace-element free - No additive Trace-element free

b)

ACD - Potassium EDTA - Potassium EDTA trace-element free - No additive Trace-element free - Sodium citrate - Bacterial culture - Heparin tubes - Serum Separator Gel

c)

Bacterial culture - Heparin tubes - Serum Separator Gel -ACD - Potassium EDTA - Potassium EDTA trace-element free - No additive Trace-element free

d)

Bacterial culture - Sodium citrate - Serum Separator Gel, Heparin tubes - Potassium EDTA - Potassium EDTA trace-element free - Sodium fluoride - ACD - No additive Trace-element free