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100

The average amount of blood in the human body is ___ L.

What is 5?

100

PPE stands for...

What is Personal Protective Equipment?

100

Lab orders are received through...

What are requisition forms?

100
The standard gauge of a phlebotomy needle is..

What is 21 gauge? 

100

The first newborn screen is collected at _____ gestational age.

What is 24 hours?
200

A person who has a blood type of B negative can only receive blood from people who have...

What is B negative or O negative?

200

Needles are disposed of in a...

What is a sharps container?

200

A patient extending their arm is a form of _____ consent.

What is implied?

200

The needle is inserted into the skin with the bevel up, and at this angle.

What is 15o-30o?

200

Every specimen collected must have a _____ symbol labeled on the transportation container.

What is biohazard?

300

Any nonliving object or substance capable of carrying infectious organisms.

What is a fomite?

300

The PPE precautions exclusive for entering the room of a patient with an airborne illness are...

What is an N95 or PAPR?

300

Urine begins to deteriorate within ___ minutes of the collection.

What is 30 minutes?

300

Inflammation of a blood vessel. It usually occurs when one vein has been accessed repeatedly.

What is Phlebitis?

300

A device that spins laboratory specimens at high speeds to separate the samples into their components for testing purposes.

What is centrifuge?

400

This section of the heart receives the most oxygen rich blood.

What is the left atrium?

400

What are the symptoms for shock?

What is Clammy skin, slurred speech, and blurry vision?

400

The act of fainting due to blood loss is...

What is syncope?

400

Portion of blood that is expressed as a percentage by volume and consists of packaged red blood cells.

What is hematocrit?

400
A particular blood specimen needs to be protected from light. The laboratory test performed on the specimen will be looking for _____.

What is Bilirubin?

500

The main components of blood are 55%-60% ____, 40%-45% _____, and the remainder are ______.

What are plasma, erythrocytes(RBC), and Leukocytes(WBC)/platelets?

500

HIPAA helps provide privacy for a patients...

protected health information (PHI)

500

A collection of a pooling of blood outside a blood vessel is...

What is a hematoma?
500

A capillary draw for a blood gas, bilirubin, and CBC was requested. You'd collect the following tubes in the following order.

What is Capillary tube, lavender(EDTA), gold(SST)?
500

The total amount of blood required for a set of blood cultures is ____ ml.

What is 20? (10 ml in each bottle)
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