Phlebotomy Basics
Professional Qualities
Accreditation & Certification
*Legal and Ethical Issues
*Abbreviations & Organizations
100

This term refers to the practice of drawing blood from a vein

What is phlebotomy

100

This personal quality involves being on time and ready to work.

What is punctuality?

100

This term refers to the official recognition of an educational program

What is accreditation?

100

This type of consent must be given by the patient before blood is drawn

What is informed consent?

100

American Hospital Association

What is the AHA?

200

Involves examing samples of a person's blood, urine or other body tissues to help diagnose a condition,plan treatment, and monitor a disease.

What is diagnostic testing or laboratory analysis?*

200

Name a personal attribute that helps a phlebotomist calm nervous patients

*What is empathy or compassion?

200

This is the process by which an individual is recognized as qualified to perform a job

What is certification?

200

 This law protects patient privacy and health information

What is HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)?

200

AMCA stands for this.

What is American Medical Certification Association?

300

Name one place where phlebotomists can commonly find employment

What is a hospital, clinic, or laboratory?

300

List six personal qualities that characterize a professional phlebotomist

*What are dependability, honesty, integrity, empathy, professionalism, and communication skills

300

NAACLS is committed to being the premier accreditation agency for ensuring the advancement of education in clinical laboratory sciences and related health care disciplines provided by domestic and international programs

What is NAACLS (National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences)? 

300

Because sharing patient information without consent is illegal?

Why is confidentiality a legal issue for phlebotomists?

300

CLIA refers to the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments, a federal program that sets quality standards for all laboratory testing to ensure the accuracy, reliability, and timeliness of patient test results

What is CLIA?

400

Neglience

What is an unintentional wrong

400

How does a phlebotomist demonstrate professionalism?

What is by dressing appropriately, respecting patient privacy, and following procedures?

400

Definition: Certification is an individual credential awarded to professionals to verify their skills and knowledge in a specific field. 

Definition: Accreditation is a quality assurance process for institutions or programs, ensuring they meet specific standards of education and training. In the laboratory sciences field, these programs can be hospitals, medic

Whatis the  Differenence between Accreditation and certification?

400

Proper patient identification before drawing blood involves asking the patient for at least two identifiers, such as their full name and date of birth, and comparing this information against their identification band or the lab requisition.

What is properly identifying patients before drawing blood?

400

The Joint Commission is a non-profit organization that evaluates and accredits healthcare organizations in the U.S.  

What is the Joint Commission?

500

Describe two major duties of a phlebotomist.

*What are collecting blood specimens and maintaining patient records?

500

 Why is confidentiality important in phlebotomy?

 Patient information is private and protected by law

500

Name a professional organization with an interest in phlebotomy.

What is the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP)?

500

Disciplinary action, loss of certification, or legal penalties? 

What could happen if a phlebotomist violates patient confidentiality?

500

The Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) is a national organization that sets standards for phlebotomy procedures.

What is the CLIS?

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