Capillary Punctures
Venipuntures/UA's
First Aid
Definitions
Medical Office
100

Where do you perform a capillary puncture on an infant?

On the heel

100

The time limit for having a tourniquet applied to the arm is

1 minute

100

What is the first step to utilize an AED?

Turn on AED

100

____ is the study of the nature, function, and diseases of the blood and of blood- forming organs.

Hematology

100

HIPPA requires all medical records to be retained for at least how many years?

6 years

200

The ____ drop of blood should be wiped off the finger after the lancet puncture to remove any excess alcohol.

First

200

What needle gauges are commonly used when you perform a venipuncture?

21-23 guage

200

What is the ratio for compression to breathes when performing 1 rescuer infant CPR?

30:2

200

What does CLIA stand for?

Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments  

200

If an error is made while documenting in a patients chart, how should the correction be made? 

Draw a single line through it, initial, date.

300

Elevating the arm increases the pressure from the flow of blood, i.e., the blood is flowing down the arm. TRUE/FALSE

False, it reduces

300
The medical assistance should encourage the patient to lie down during a venipuncture. This will help to prevent ____ and maintain safety for the patient.

Fainting

300

During hand washing, how long should you rub your hands together?

At least 20 seconds

300

The destruction of blood cells is called what?

Hemolysis

300

When documenting what color ink should the MA use?

Black

400

To ensure adequate blood flow and prevent injury, the proper approach is to utilize the ___ or ___ finger of the patients non dominant hand.

Ring/Middle

400

Ketones will be increased increased as a result of prolonged sitting of a urine sample at room tempture? True/ False

False

400

When an ill or injured person is responsive, as  a first aid provider you always ask if you may help. What do you do when an ill or injured person is confused and needs help?

If the person is confused or can't answer, assure the person wants help.

400

What does HPIP stand for?

History Physical Impression Plan

400

4 examples of a patients demographic information.  

Full name, DOB, Address, Race, Gender, Language

500

Red blood cells are packed by _____ and make up a quarter of the blood by volume.

Centrifugation

500

When doing a 24-hr urine collection it's important the patient knows to ____ the first morning sample.

Discard

500

After an incident at a workplace, why should you report the injury after taking care of an injured person?

For insurance purposes

500

It is important to read the results of a hematocrit from ___ of the packed cells.

Top

500

In the medical office the most frequently performed pulmonary function test is?  

Spirometry