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A comprehensive set of questions and answers related to the nha phlebotomy certification exam. It covers various aspects of phlebotomy practice, including specimen collection, handling, and safety procedures. Designed to help students prepare for the exam and gain a deeper understanding of phlebotomy principles.
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- ANS:->>-a. Implied consent
technique for needle insertion?
- ANS:->>-a. Insert until a change in resistance
specimen. The phlebotomist would tell the patient:
-a. The median cubital might be more accessible on one side than the other**
-a. A Transfusion reaction
he/she operating? - ANS:->>-The patient's Intimate Zone or Space Define Phlebotomy - ANS:->>-An incision into the vein What is the meaning of these acronyms: ASPT, ASCP, and NHA? - ANS:->>-ASPT = American Society of Phlebotomy Technicians ASCP = American Society for Clinical Pathology NHA = National Healthcareer Association Define Reference Laboratory: - ANS:->>-A reference laboratory is one that specializes in one test or one group of tests, or where more unusual or obscure tests are performed.
. Number the following items to reflect the correct blood flow through the heart and lungs: _1 Vena Cave (superior/inferior) _7 Lungs _5 Pulmonary Valve _6 Pulmonary Artery _13 Aorta _9 Left Atrium
What is the difference between a Criminal Lawsuit and a Civil Lawsuit? - ANS:->>-A criminal lawsuit is initiated by the government, a civil lawsuit is between private parties. What is Assault? - ANS:->>-The threat of touching another person without his or her consent and with the intention of causing fear of harm What is Battery? - ANS:->>-Actual harmful touching of another person without his or her consent. What is Libel? - ANS:->>-False defamatory writing that is published. What is a Sentinel Event? - ANS:->>-An unanticipated death or permanent loss of function not related to a patient's illness or underlying condition.
. What does PPE stand for? - ANS:->>-Personal Protective Equipment . How full should you fill the Sharps Container before using a new container? - ANS:->>-¾ full
. What is the name of the multi-purpose fire extinguisher? - ANS:->>-ABC To what does the term "aseptic techniques" refer? - ANS:->>-Techniques that provide a degree of cleanliness that prevents infection and keeps the phlebotomy environment free of contamination by microorganisms. . A nosocomial infection is: a. Something acquired by healthcare workers. b. Something acquired by visitors to a hospital. c. Something acquired by patients. d. A Hospital Acquired Infection. e. Caused by antibiotic resistant bacteria. f. Both c and d. g. Both a and c. - ANS:->>-f. Both c and d. c. Something acquired by patients. d. A Hospital Acquired Infection When is hand hygiene performed? a. When gloves are visibly soiled. b. Before putting on gloves c. After removing gloves d. All of the above e. Both a and b - ANS:->>-d. All of the above a. When gloves are visibly soiled. b. Before putting on gloves c. After removing gloves
A competent professional demeanor is shown by: a. neatness and cleanliness. b. courtesy and cheerfulness. c. pleasantness. d. all of the above. - ANS:->>-d. all of the above. Traditional duties of the phlebotomist include all of the following except: a. correct labeling of all specimens with the required information. b. selection of the appropriate specimen containers for the specified tests. c. performance of tests on patient samples in the laboratory. d. collection of the appropriate amount of blood by venipuncture or dermal puncture. - ANS:-
-c. performance of tests on patient samples in the laboratory
. The two major areas of the clinical laboratory are: a. chemistry and hematology. b. cytology and histology. c. anatomical and clinical. d. urinalysis and microbiology. - ANS:->>-c. anatomical and clinical. The difference between plasma and serum is that: a. serum contains fibrinogen. b. serum is obtained from a non-clotted specimen. c. plasma is obtained from a clotted specimen. d. plasma contains fibrinogen. - ANS:->>-d. plasma contains fibrinogen.
Specimens collected in serum separator tubes are most frequently delivered to: a. blood bank. b. serology. c. hematology. d. chemistry - ANS:->>-d. chemistry. To prevent blood from clotting the specimen must be: d. both A and B c. centrifuged right after collection. d. both A and B - ANS:->>-d. both A and B d. both A and B Which of the following pairings is wrong? a. icteric and yellow. b. lipemic and cloudy. c. hemolyzed and red. - ANS:->>-d. fasting and cloudy. The main anticoagulant for coagulation studies is:
b. blood culture. c. urinalysis. d. complete blood count. - ANS:->>-d. complete blood count.
. An agency that assures quality care by hospitals is the: a. Joint Commission. b. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. c. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. d. College of American Pathologists. - ANS:->>-a. Joint Commission. . The most serious error a phlebotomist can make is: a. causing a hematoma. b. failure to correctly identify a patient. c. drawing a specimen in the wrong tube. d. collecting a hemolyzed dermal puncture specimen. - ANS:->>-b. failure to correctly identify a patient. . A puncture device with a broken seal should not be used because: a. it is no longer sterile. b. the needle may contain a barb.
c. there may be a manufacturing defect. d. the color coding will not match the size. - ANS:->>-a. it is no longer sterile. Using an evacuated tube after its expiration date can result in all of the following except: a. a short draw. b. a clotted specimen. c. a lipemic specimen. d. a contaminated specimen - ANS:->>-a. a short draw. The Patient's Bill of Rights guarantees the patient all of the following except: a. a private room. b. informed consent. c. confidentiality. d. treatment refusal. - ANS:->>-a. a private room. To complete the chain of infection, all of the following are required except a: a. source. b. contaminated surface. c. mode of transmission. d. host. - ANS:->>-b. contaminated surface. An infection contracted by a patient while in the hospital is termed: a. antibiotic-resistant. b. staphylococcal. c. nosocomial. d. unfortunate - ANS:->>-c. nosocomial.