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WorksheetsBlood Typing & IV Review Game
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the innermost layer of a vein?
Muscle & elastin
Endothelium
Lumen
Outer layer
2. Arteries carry oxygenated blood ____________ the heart.
A. Away
B. Towards
C. Both
D. Neither
___________ is a complication that can occur from an IV that results in headaches, high blood pressure, anxiety, and difficulty breathing.
Infection
Low Flow
Overload
IV embolism
A patient that is dehydrated due to vomiting and diarrhea may receive ____________ to replenish what they have lost.
IV Fluids
Blood Transfusion
IV Narcotics
IV Antibiotics
An IV helps get a patient what they need by directly putting it into their ____________.
Respiratory system
Urinary Tract
Adrenal Glands
Bloodstream
When inserting an IV into a patient’s vein, the needle is removed but the __________ stays in the vein to administer the medication and provide flexible comfort.
Syringe
J Loop
Catheter
Dressing
____________ help carry oxygen throughout the bloodstream.
White blood cells
Red blood cells
Plasma
Platelets
What is a protein that is found on the surface of red blood cells that determine + or - blood type?
Antigen
Rh Factor
Antibody
Agglutinate
Which blood type is the Universal Recipient?
AB+
AB-
O+
O-
If your patient is AB+ that means that their blood contains which of the following ANTIGENS?
A. A
B. B
C. A & B
D. None
Veins carry blood low in oxygen ____________ the heart.
A. Towards
B. Away from
C. Beside
D. Above
What is the protective covering called that goes over a child or infant’s IV?
IV covering
IV casing
IV Shell
Dog House
A patient that was brought in by ambulance and is in critical condition may receive ____________ to help alleviate pain and make them more comfortable.
C. IV Narcotics
A. Oral Antibiotics
B. Topical Creams
D. Physical Therapy
When inserting an IV into a patient, it is important to disinfect the area before inserting the needle with which of the following?
Peroxide
Betadine
Alcohol
Both Betadine & Alcohol
Blood contains ____ main components.
A. 4
B. 2
C. 3
D. 5
____________ help the blood to clot so that you don’t bleed out every time you get a cut.
White blood cells
Red blood cells
Plasma
Platelets
What is a toxin that causes an immune response?
Rh Factor
Antibody
Agglutinate
Antigen
Which blood type is the Universal Donor?
AB+
AB-
O+
O-
Rh positive blood types can receive blood from which donors?
Only Rh positive donors
Only Rh negative donors
Rh positive and Rh negative donors
Only O- donors
If your patient is O- that means that their blood contains which of the following ANTIGENS?
A
B
C
D. (no option listed)
The patient in the question above (in Set 2) has also lost a lot of blood; 2 bags of type O- have been brought into the ER; the patient will receive a __________ to replenish some of the blood loss.
IV Fluids
Blood Transfusion
IV Narcotics
IV Antibiotics
Hospitals today utilize __________ IV pumps the most.
Electric
Manual
Both
Neither
__________ help the body to fight off infections.
White blood cells
Red blood cells
Plasma
Platelets
What is the interaction of antibodies and antigens that causes red blood cells to clump together?
Antigen
Rh Factor
Antibody
Agglutinate
A person’s blood type is hereditary.
True
False
Humans have 4 blood groups.
True
False
The average male has about _____ pints of blood in their body.
6
9
12
15
The average female has about _____ pints of blood in their body.
9
12
15
18
Rh negative blood types can receive blood from Rh positive and Rh negative donors.
True
False (They can only receive Rh negative blood)
If your patient is A- that means that their blood contains which of the following antigens?
A
B
A & B
None
Fill in the blank: IV insertion is performed using a ________.
Catheter
Syringe
Scalpel
Stethoscope
Fill in the blank: One of the blood components is ________.
Red blood cells
Skin cells
Bone cells
Muscle cells
Fill in the blank: The universal recipient blood type is ________.
AB+
O-
A+
B-
Fill in the blank: AB+ antigens include ________.
A & B
A only
B only
Neither A nor B
How many blood components are there?
2
3
5
4
What is detected in blood typing?
Antibody
Enzyme
Protein
Antigen
Who is considered the universal donor?
AB+
O+
A-
O-
How many antigens are present in O- blood?
1
2
3
None
What is the process of transferring blood from one person to another called?
Plasma Exchange
Blood Transfusion
Dialysis
Infusion
What is the blood volume (Male)?
9
10
12
8
