Requisition/Pt ID
Pt Prep
Pt Interview/ Pt Education
Consent/Patient Adherence
Specimen Collection
100

What are the 2 identifiers?

name & DOB

100

How do you position patients arm during collection?

full extension of the arm with palm of hand facing upward

100

Shellfish, Latex, Iodine

What are the most common allergies ?

100

Consent needed for minors

Minor Consent

100

What is the first vein you should aim to use in phlebotomy?

Median AC vein

200

When should you have the requisition form?

(one/both) After you receive the order, before you go in to see the pt

200

What is the MA goal during blood collection?

keep patient safe, provide comfort, and obtain necessary specimens efficiently and successfully.

200

Hematoma, Infection, severe pain, numbness

What are complications of venipuncture? 

200

Type of test requiring patients to adhere to fast for 8-12 hours

Fasting Test

200

What allergy/allergies should you be aware of when conducting a VP?

Latex, Adhesive, Iodine, Shellfish

300

How is a requisition form generated?

From an order

300

How do you perform procedure in a inpatient setting?

with the patient in a comfortable position in bed

300
If the Pt had a mastectomy, central venous access port  or AV fistula/Shunt 

What are some factors to consider when choosing a location to draw blood from ?

300

Type of test patients need to adhere to in order to establish reference ranges

Basal State Test

300

If a pt is demonstrating signs of being anxious or fearful, what should you do? 

Ask them directly whats wrong and why

400

Why would you compare the order to the requisition form?

(any/all) To verify information, verify tests ordered, check for errors or missing information

400

how do you perform the procedure in a outpatient setting?

have the pt sit in a venipuncture chair with comfortable adjustable armrests and padded locking bar to prevent falls

400

Anticoagulants, acetaphetamine, BP meds  

What type of medications do you need to know about before drawing blood ? 

400

Type of consent necessary in medical emergencies

Implied Consent

400

What are the 3 veins used for a VP?

Median, Cephalic, and Basilic

500

Where should you ask for identifiers?

In a private setting or where you cannot be overheard, in order to maintain HIPAA

500

How can you keep the vein from rolling when inserting the needle?

sight rotation of the arm

500

Have a basin, cool washcloth/wipe, and have a biohazard bag.

What do you do if a patient suffers from N/V ?

500

Type of consent required for high risk, invasive and surgical procedures

Informed consent

500

In what case should you assume that a vein is anatomically correct in location?

Never! You DO NOT assume! Always palpate and examine!

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