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WorksheetsPhlebotomy review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 16mins
What type of blood is collected during a skin puncture?
Venous blood
Capillary blood
Arterial blood
none of the above
it is acceptable to perform a finger stick on a patients thumb and pinky.
True
False
What are standard precautions needed for EVERY procedure?
sterile gloves & face shield
gown & googles
hand washing & clean gloves
gown and clean gloves
What location is an appropriate site to collect a skin puncture on a newborn?
(a)
When using a lancet, how should the puncture be positioned on the finger?
(a)
One of your patient's was just recently diagnosed with Lupus. What precaution would you presume will be placed?
contact
reverse isolation
droplet
standard
Why is hemoglobin important to the body?
it removes plaque
it removes excess chemicals
it carries oxygen
it fights of infections
disease-causing microorganisms found in the blood
(a)
Why is the first drop of blood not collected?
it contains microorganisms
its contaminated by the lancet
it could contain tissue fluids
normal value for blood glucose
(a)
Why do we NOT squeeze after a skin puncture?
increases risk of infection
causes too much blood at the site
causes the blood to clot
causes tissue to mix with blood
The process by which a clot forms in the blood
(a)
You need to draw blood from a patient who has vomiting and diarrhea. What precautions do you need to take?
standard
droplet
contact
airborne
A patient is on airborne precautions. What is the correct PPE?
clean gloves, surgical mask, and gloves
clean gloves, N-95 mask, gown, face shield or googles
clean gloves, surgical mask, gown, face shield or googles
clean gloves, N-95 mask, gown, shoe covers
What should you do before bandaging the patient's puncture site?
wash the puncture site
cleanse the site with alcohol
make sure bleeding has stopped
remove gloves
(a) carries deoxygenated blood
What is HIPAA's main concern is patient (a)
Joint commission's main concern is
worker's safety & rights
patient's privacy
patient's safety & rights
What happens at the capillaries?
(a)
What does the CDC do?
policies to protect patient's rights
identify ways to make the work place safe
policies to protect healthcare workers
identify and prevent spread of infections
(a) carries oxygenated blood
George has a fasting blood glucose of 99mg/dL.
This is a little out of range and is not concerning
This is too high and the doctor should be notified
This is a normal fasting glucose level
This is too low and you should notify nurse for treatment
Since we are only collecting a drop of blood for a blood glucose, we do not need to get patient's consent for the procedure.
True
False
