order of draw
Lab safety
scenarios
100

what tube is used for type & screen, type & cross match, antibody screen.

what is pink.

100

One of the main rules in a lab.

what is no food in lab.
100

where would a phlebotomist stick a baby ?

what is heel

200

what tube is used to find lithium, Drug Screen. HIT, Vitamin D 25 OH, B12, Folate, Free light chains, Ferratin, cryoglobin.

what is red.

200

What must you wear when handling blood or blood fluids?

what is lab coat and gloves.

200

What is the most common error a phlebotomist will make? Which is the most serious?

what is Not identifying the patient

300

what tube is used for heavy metals, lead Mercury.

what is royal blue EDTA.

300

What should you do with contaminated materials such as; bloody gloves, gauze, caps from the needles?

what is  red-bagged trash can.

300

the phlebotomist that saw the patient on the last shift said there was a new way to check Mr. Jones' identification. Mr. Jones has Alzheimer's disease & he has forgotten his name on occasion. The doctor has asked you to use the 3-way identification method. What 3 ways are you going to identify Mr. Jones?

what is Check bracelet, check labels, ask nurse, ask someone who is with him (family member)

400
what tube is used for immune cell function.

what is sodium Heparin.

400

Can you stick the patient twice with the same lancet?

what is No always use a new needle and lancets whether you are dealing with the same patient or another patient. 

400

Kevin is about to draw Kimberly's blood. Kevin is collecting his materials, he gets a tourniquet, needle, gauze, band-aide, and gloves.

what is Alcohol wipe.

500

what tube is used for Glucose Florence, lactic Acid ? 

what is grey.

500

What must you always protect when handling supplies in the lab sterile or contaminated ?

what is Keep your hands off of your mouth, nose, and eyes 

500

what could be used to draw blood from an infant? 

what is infant lancet.

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