Phlebotomy Abbreviations
Patient Preparation
Safety & Compliance
Phlebotomy Fundamentals
NHA Random
100

What is the Abbreviation for the following:

1. Complete Blood Count

2. Basic Metabolic Panel

#. Comprehensive Metabolic Panel 

1. CBC

2. BMP

3. CMP

100

What is the primary purpose of the chain of custody form in a urine drug screening? 

to document the transfer and handling of the urine sample from collection to analysis 

100

What should you do if a patient asks about their lab results? 

Refer the patient to their provider for result interpretation 

100

Which of the following explains why phlebotomist must adhere to strict safety protocols? 

to prevent the transmission of infectious diseases 

100

What is the roll of a phlebotomist?

to collect blood samples from patients

200

What are the following Abbreviations? 

1.  PT

2. TSH

3. HCG

1. Prothrombin Time 

2. Thyroid- Stimulating Hormone 

3. Human Chorionic Gonadotropin 

200

Why should a phlebotomist be aware of a patient's medications prior to performing a venipuncture?  

to anticipate the need for additional precautions 

200

What is the purpose for proper disposal of sharps in the lab? 

To prevent contamination and accidental needlesticks 

200
At what precent represents the portion of blood volume composed of plasma? 

55%

200

What is the FAST acronym used for? 

identifying signs of a stroke 

300

What is the Abbreviation for the following: 

1. Urinalysis

2. Culture & Sensitivity

 


1. UA 

2. C&S

300

What is the recommended patient positioning to ensure safety and comfort during a venipuncture? 

use a specialized venipuncture chair with adjustable armrest and a locking bar 

300

What kind of PPE should be worn when caring for a patient that under airborne precautions?

N95 or N99

300

Which valve is located between the left atrium and left ventricle? 

Bicuspid (MITRAL) Valve

300

What is required for laboratories that perform CLINICAL LABORTORY IMPOROVEMNT AMENDMENTS (CLIA) testing according to federal regulations? 

a Certificate of Waiver 

400

What are the following Abbreviations? 

1. WBC

2. RBC

3. HGB 

1. White Blood cell

2. Red blood cell

3. Hemoglobin 

400

What should a patient do if they notice signs of infections at the venipuncture side after the procedure? 

immediately contact their health care provider for further instructions 

400

What should be done immediately after exposure to bloodborne pathogens? 

Flush the exposed area with water and seek medical attention properly. 

400

What prefix means WITHOUT?

a-,an-

400

Who mandates a safe work environment for phlebotomist? 

OSHA 

500

What is the Abbreviation for the following:

1. Hematocrit 

2. Blood Urea Nitrogen 

3. Blood Sugar

 

1. HCT

2. BUN 

3. BS/FBS

500

What kind of consent involves the patient's nonverbal behavior indicating agreement for the procedure? 

Implied consent 

500

What is the purpose for quality control on lab equipment? 

to ensure the consistency of diagnostic tests 

500

What is the role of the coronary arteries? 

They nourish the heart muscle with oxygen-rich blood 

500

What is the purpose for an Exposure Control Plan?

to provide a written plan for preventing bloodborne pathogen exposure