FINAL MOD E 3 OF 3

Misc 1

100

52.  The intrinsic pathway is often referred to as the? 

1. Coagulation pathway 

2. Tissue pathway 

3. Common pathway 

4. Blood pathway 

Blood pathway

200

Aspirin may affect a patient's

a. HCG

b. CBS

C. BLEEDING TIME

D.HEPARIN TIME

BLEEDING TIME

300

The term that means the rupturing of red blood cells is:

a. hemostasis

b. hemoglobin

c. hemolysis

d. hematoma

hemolysis

400

53.  A patient who it is determined has a deficiency of Factor lX could be diagnosed with? 

1. None of the above 

2. Disseminated intravascular coagulation 

3. Thrombocytopenia 

4. Hemophilia B 

Hemophilia B

500

54.  What tubes should be drawn when performing a cross match? 

1. 1 red and 1 green top tube 

2. 1 lavender and 1 grey top tube 

3. 1 green and 1 grey top tube 

4. 1 lavender and 1 Red top tube 

4. 1 lavender and 1 Red top tube 

 

Misc 2

100

The primary function of RED blood cells is to:

a. fight infections

b. carry iron

c. carry iodine

d. carry hemoglobin

carry hemoglobin

200

Which of the following components is needed to make what is known as the chain of infections?

a. reservoir

b. means of transmission

c. susceptible host

d. all the above

d. all the above

300

Groups of cells working together to perform the same job are called:

a. organs

b. systems

c ligaments

d. tissues

d. tissues

400

What antigen will be found on the RBC's of a person with type "O" blood? 

1. Antigen A 

2. Antigens A and B 

3. Neither A nor B antigen 

4. Antigen B 

Neither A nor B antigen

500

.  The universal recipient blood type is? 

1. O(+) 

2. AB (-) 

3. AB (+) 

4. O(-) 

  

AB (+)

Misc 3

100

Which of the following complications may occur if the phlebotomist punctures a bone?

a. hematoma

b. hemoconcentration

c. Arteriosclerosis

d. Osteomyelitis

d. Osteomyelitis

200

Which of the following may cause vein occlusion?

a. Dermal puncture

b. CABG

c. sphygmomanometer

d. Chemotherapy

d. Chemotherapy

300

A heparinized needle and syringe are necessary in the collection of:

a. blood culture

b. ESR

c. ABG

d. heparin levels

c. ABG

400

57.  Which of the following blood types are compatible for transfusion from a donor who is determined to be B (-)? 

1. B (+) 

2. A (+) 

3. A (-) 

4. O (-) 

B (+)

500

58.  The major antigen in the Rh blood group system is? 

1. A antigen 

2. D antigen 

3. O antigen 

4. B antigen 

D antigen

Misc 4

100

The depth of a heel puncture cannot exceed:

a. 5.3 mm

b. 2.4 cm

c. 2.0 mm

d. 1.3 mm

c. 2.0 mm

200

A tourniquette that has been left on too long can Cause

a. petechiae

b. hemolysis

c. hemoconcentration

d. All of the above

d. All of the above

300

Cold agglutinin test must be maintained at a temperature of:

a. 37 F

b. 32 C

c. 32 F

d 37 C

b. 32 C

400

60.  Antibodies used during the process of forward typing commonly are found where? 

1. None of the above 

2. Patients plasma 

3. Commercially prepared 

4. Patients erythrocytes 

Commercially prepared

500

59.  The rarest blood type is? 

1. O(+) 

2. AB (+) 

3. O(-) 

4. AB (-) 

AB (-)

misc 5

100

Which of the following is the smallest needle?

a. 18 gauge

b. 19 gauge

c. 20 gauge

d. 21 gauge

d. 21 gauge

200

Thrombosis is:

a. an autoimmune reaction

b. blood pooled in the legs

c. clot formation within a blood vessel

d. inflammation of the thyroid gland

c. clot formation within a blood vessel

300

Veins that are hard and cordlike are called

a. thrombosed

b. sclerosed

c. collapsed

d. tortuous

b. sclerosed

400

A blood donation given by the patient for use during his or her surgical procedure is called:

a. an autologous donation

b. a cryoprecipitated donation

c. a Willebrand's collection

d. none of the above

a. an autologous donation

500

Blood for serology testing should be drawn in a 

a. red-topped tube

b. lavender -tube

c. gray

d. all tubes with splash guards

a. red-topped tube