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Phlebotomy
OB/GYN
Minor Surgical Procedures performed in the office
Cardiology/CPR
Medical Emergencies
100

The color of test tube used to collect a PT-Prothrombin Time 

Light Blue - Sodium Citrate 
100

The cytological screening test used to detect cancer of the cervix.  

Pap Test/Pap smear 

100

The form requiring signature from patient prior to any minor surgical or other procedure being performed. 

Consent Form 

100

The ratio of chest compressions and rescue breaths given to an adult or child during CPR. 

30:2 

100

Name at least 3 items you are likely to find in an Emergency Kit or on a Crash cart. 

Emergency RX's, PPE (Gloves, Mask), O2 Tank/Key 

200
The color of test tube used to collect a CBC

Lavender 

200

The American Cancer Society recommends that patient not use what 48 hours prior to a Pap test? 

Tampon 

200

A type of forceps used for surgical procedures 

Hemostats 

200
The number of chest compressions per minute when administering CPR to an Adult 

100-120 

200

An unexpected occurrence or situation demanding immediate action. 

Emergency 

300

Order of Draw 

Blood Cultures 

Light Blue 

Red 

Gold

Light Green 

Dark Green 

Lavender 

Gray 

Yellow 

300

How many days after a patient has their menstrual cycle should they wait to have a Pap test done, and why? 

At least 5 days, the red blood cells can interfere with the results of the cytology

300
An agent that will prevent the growth or arrest the development of microorganisms

Antiseptic 

300

A graphic recording of the electrical activity of the heart, identifies heart rhythms and provides a method of detecting the progression of a cardiac disease. 

ECG/EKG 

300
What does RICE or RICER stand for when referring to sprains/strains? 

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, Referral 

400

The order used to collect a CBC, TSH, and Iron test 

Gold- TSH, Green- Iron, and Lavender - CBC 

400

The instrument used to scrape the lining of the uterus for a specimen and to remove growths or remnants of an abortion. 

Curette 

400

Name the 5 steps of cleaning a wound in order. 

1. Clean and assess

2. Wash with betadine or other antimicrobial solution, water, use friction 

3. Apply antiseptic 

4. Apply pressure or bandage 

5. Prepare suture setup, if needed 

400

Describe the clotting process in order, 7 steps. 

1. Injury occurs, resulting in cut blood vessel 

2. Serotonin-released to constrict the vessel 

3. Thromboplastin- platelets and injured tissues are released 

4. Prothrombin (in plasma)- calcium ions + blood clotting factors + thromboplastin 

5. Fibrinogen- Thrombin acts as an enzyme to conver to..

6. Fibrin- catches blood cells and forms 

7. Clot 

400

What to include when collecting and documenting information during a medical emergency. 


Who, What, When, Where 

500

What two times of day should a Cortisol level be drawn? 


0800 and 1600

500

What is the difference between Obstetrics and Gynecology?

Obstetrics focuses on pregnancy and childbirth, Gynecology deals with all aspects of women's reproductive health. 

500

Name at least 3 common medical office surgical procedures. 

Laceration repair, Sebaceous cyst removal, I&D (incision and drainage), Biopsy, needle, punch, Cryosurgery/Cryotherapy, Chemical destruction, Vasectomy, Debridement 
500

Describe the six steps to the Chain of Survival when it comes to a patient suffering from sudden cardiac arrest or myocardial infarction. 

1. Recognition of early warning signs 

2. Activation of the EMS System 

3. Basic CPR initiated 

4. Early defibrillation with AED 

5. Intubation 

6. Intravenous administration of medications. 

500

Describe the 5 steps of responding to a medical emergency, in the correct order. 

1. Survey the scene

2. Determine the severity of the emergency 

3. Determine who needs to be treated first (if more than one person is involoved)

4. Check for universal emergency medication ID symbol, especially upon an unconscious patient 

5. Know how to summon assistance, activate EMS