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Phlebotomy Chapter 1 Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Medicare and medicaid are considered

a)

Healthcare payers

b)

Healthcare providers

c)

Healthcare facilities

d)

Healthcare enablers

2.

Which of the following is true of freestanding emergency rooms?

a)

They are usually staffed by nurses, with a doctor available on call.

b)

They are not regulated by state or federal governments.

c)

They must operate as branches of established hospitals.

d)

They usually have more medical equipment & services available than urgent care centers.

3.

This laboratory department would be responsible for testing how quickly a patient's blood clots?

a)

Immunology

b)

Cytology

c)

Hematology

d)

Pathology

4.

Which is a task only a doctor, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner can perform?

a)

Measuring vital signs

b)

Recording a patient's medical history

c)

Making a diagnosis

d)

Performing an electrocardiogram

5.

Which of the following is true about employers who hire PBTs?

a)

Only hospitals hire PBTs

b)

Healthcare facilities, laboratories, and insurance companies hire PBTs

c)

Only diagnostic laboratories hire PBTs

d)

Only doctor's offices hire PBTs

6.

_______ is beyond the scope of practice for an entry-level PBT.

a)

Collecting a urine sample

b)

Swabbing a patient's cheek to collect a cell specimen

c)

Drawing blood from an intravenous port

d)

Answering patient's questions about a blood draw such as "How many tubes will be collected?" or "Where will you draw the blood from?"

7.

What is the term for a course of action that should be taken every time a certain situation occurs?

a)

Policy

b)

Best practice

c)

Procedure

d)

Official guidance

8.

Which of the following is an example of continuous quality improvement for a PBT?

a)

Guessing a patient's diagnosis based on the tests ordered

b)

Following procedures carefully to obtain a high quality specimen

c)

Saving time for supervisors by testing patient specimens without being asked to do so

d)

Speeding up facility procedures by skipping time-consuming steps

9.

Clinical experience for a PBT in training must inclue

a)

Performing venipuncture and capillary puncture procedures

b)

Observing venipuncture and dermal puncture procedures, but not performing them

c)

Taking written or computer -based tests

d)

Observing surgeries

10.

Which of the following is true about certification for PBTs?

a)

There is only one national certification agency

b)

The federal government regulated PBT certification

c)

Costs and requirements for certifications are the same across all agencies

d)

Different certification agencies have different requirements for clinical experience

11.

A PBT notices that a patient is biting her lip and breathing deeply. He tells the patient, "Having blood drawn can be nerve-wracking. Would it help if we took a few minutes to relax?" He is showing ________.

a)

Empathy

b)

Honesty

c)

Lack of prejudice

d)

Dependability

12.

Which of these professional behaviors is also a legal requirement for PBTs?

a)

Keeping all patient information confidential

b)

Not discussing personal subjects with patients

c)

Not using personal phones in patient care areas

d)

Not discussing sensitive subjects like politics or religion with patients

13.

Why should PBTs not wear artificial nails or nail wraps?

a)

Because they can harbor bacteria

b)

Because they make it hard to use a computer

c)

Because they are distracting to patients

d)

Because they make it difficult to feel for a patient's veins

14.

One reason a PBT should organize his supplies before starting a blood draw is that

a)

Specimens must be collected in a particular order

b)

Patients find this reassuring

c)

Supervisors might be watching and want to see that the PBT is organized

d)

This prevents other PBTs from taking needed supplies during the course of the draw

15.

Causes of stress

a)

are the same for all people

b)

are always negative situations

c)

are different for different people

d)

are situations that cannot be changed or managed