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GH refers too

a. growth hemoglobin 

b. growth hormone

c. ground homeostasis

d. growth hypothalamus

B. growth hormone

100

tox refers to. 

a. clot

b. alcohol  

c. metal

d. posion

D. poison 

100

Digestion begins in the:

a. esophagus

b. stomach

c. small intestine

d. mouth 


D. mouth

100

The aorta is:

a. the major vein

b. the major artery

c. a peripheral artery

d. a systemic artery

B. the major artery 

100

Aspirin may affect a pt's

A. HCG

B. CBC

C. bleeding time

D. heparin time 

B. bleeding time  

200

What does emesis refers too?

a. blood condition

b. vomiting condition

c. hearing condition

 

B. vomiting condition

200

poly refers to 

a. many

b. before

c. less

d. to much

A. Many

200

Formation of blood cells is known as:

a. homeostasis

b. hemostasis

c. hematopoiesis 

d. hemopoiesis

B. hematopoiesis

200

The vein most commonly used for venipuncture is:

a. the basilic

b. the antecubital

c. the median cubital vein

d. All the above 

C. the median cubital 

200

Coagulation studies should be drawn in a light blue tube containing which of the following additives?

A. Clot activator

B. sodium citrate

C. EDTA

D. SPS 

B. Sodium citrate

300

SOB refers to: 

a. Son of a ?????

b. short operation barrier 

c. Shortness of breath 

d. Shortness of bleeding time 

C. Shortness of breath 

300

brady- refers to? 

a. fast

b. slow

c. vein

d. below

B. Slow


300

Elevation of ________ is an indication of an infection.

a. erythrocytes

b. leukocytes

c. thrombocytes

d. megakaryocytes


B. Leukocytes 

300

Blood in the urine is called:

a. hemostasis

b. hemoconcentration

c. hematuria

d. hemoccult 


C. Hematuria

300

The yellow-topped tube contains:

A. no additive

B. heparin

C. SPS or ACD

D. EDTA 

C. SPS or ACD

400

Plasty refers to:

a. rash

b. pain

c. shape

b. disease 

C. shape

400

hemi- refers to 

a. half

b. red

c. opening   

d. four

A. half

400

The fluid portion of the blood is:

a. serum

b. hemoglobin

c. the sediment

d. plasma

D. plasma 

400

Renal failure is:

a. the inability of the kidneys to maintain blood homeostasis.

b. treatable with dialysis or transplantation

c. life threatening

d. All the above 

D. All the above 

400

A specimen may be rejected by the laboratory if:

A. the tube was not initialed

B. the blood is hemolyzed

C. the tube was not transported properly

D. All of the above 

D. All of the above 

500

penia refers to:

a. deficiency 

b. platelets

c. stopping

d. tissue cells 

A. deficiency 

500

tetra refers to: 

a. nine

b. four

c. one

d. twenty


B. four

500

The average adult has approximately how much blood?

a. 0.05 L

b. 5L

c. 0.5L

d. 15L

B. 5L

500

Anatomy is:

a. the structure of the human body

b. the function of the human body

c. the heart 

d. None of the above 


A. the structure of the human body 

500

Blood for serology testing should be drawn in a:

A. red-topped tube

B. lavender-topped tube

C. gray-topped tube

D. all tubes with splash guards

A. Red-topped tube

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