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WorksheetsPhlebotomy Chapter 1
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 10mins
Provide a variety of services in a patient’s home
Long-term care facilities
Home health care
Hospice care
Hospitals
Provide care for terminally ill persons
Mental health facilities
Medical offices
Emergency care clinics
Hospice agencies
This type of insurance pays for people over 65 or with certain disabilities
Medicare
Medicaid
Medicaid insurance takes care of people....
Who are over 65 in nursing homes
Who are low-income
Which is not considered an activity of daily living?
speech therapy
brushing teeth
eating
bathing
Another name for a long-term care facility is:
Extended care facility/nursing home
Home health care facility
Assisted living facility
Adult day services facility
Assisted living facilities are initially for
people who need 24 hour intensive care
people who need limited assistance with ADL's
people who will die within 6 months
people who need acute care
Care given to people who have approximately six months or less to live is called
acute care
subacute care
rehabilitation care
hospice care
People who live in long-term care facilities are usually called ______ because it is where they live for the duration of their stay.
patients
healthcare providers
regulators
residents
True or False: Facilities will have procedures for reporting information about residents.
True
False
Short term treatment for an urgent injury or medical condition
acute care
short care
long term care
rapid care
Potential Job sites for Phlebotomists are:
Specialty hosp
Rural health clinics
home hospice
all of the above
_____ where patients' conditions are less critical and can be treated without hospitalization.
acute care
ambulatory care
long term care
inpatient care
Clinical laboratory standards of practice in the United States have been established by which of the following organizations?
FDA
CLSI
NRA
CMS
Which of the following tools is most useful for demonstrating steps in laboratory procedures.
fish bone diagram
brainstorming
flowchart
six sigma
An example of an unfavorable patient outcome during or after a phlebotomy procedure would be if the patient
states that he is fearful of the procedure
faints after the venipuncture
has a loud radio going in the room
has several family members in the room
