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100

What does MRSA stand for 

Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus 

100

What lancet is used for a premature baby?

1.00mm

100

Name the tube and the additive for a PT test 

Lt. blue and sodium citrate 
100

How to ID in outpatient setting 

let pt ID themselves 

100

Most common gauge for venipuncture collection is 

21 gauge 

200

put the following into the correct order to do with fire safety: rescue pt,activate alarm, confine fire, extinguish fire

rescue pt, activate alarm, confine fire, extinguish fire

200

What is QNS

Quantity not sufficient  

200

additive and significance of the orange tube 

thrombin based/quick clot

200

how should a phlebotomist prep a patient prior to venipuncture 

antiseptic, circular motion center outwards 

200

which tube is recommended for STAT serum

orange

300

Most common needle stick exposure?

Hep. B

300

The smallest veins of the human anatomy are?

venules 

300

Gray additives 

sodium fluoride and potassium oxalate 

300

2 week old infant for PKU screening, what's the procedure?

capillary using heel lancet 

300

which information is required on a requisition form before a phlebotomist can send a patients sample to a lab?

doctors name , patients d.o.b, and type of test

400

A patient has influenza, what PPE is used (2)

standard and droplet 


400

When using two glass slides to make a blood smear what is the recommended angle of contact?

30 degrees 
400

Name all the departments and at least one tube that goes to them 

Blood bank- red Microbiology- yellow Hematology- lavender Chemistry- green 

400

antiseptic for blood cultures? 

Povidone-iodine 

400

which color stopper has a glycolytic inhibitor 

gray

500

A patient has whooping cough, what PPE is used? 

A surgical mask 

500

What POC lab tests can a phlebotomist run in CLIA scope of practice? (2)

a urine drip and cell differential, strep test and urine reagent strip 

500

order of draw and additives 

Blood cultures, Lt blue- sodium citrate, Red, Gold- SST, Green- heparin, Lavender- EDTA, Grey- sodium fluoride/potassium oxalate 

500

A patient fails to fast, what's the course of action?

refer to nurse 

500

sodium fluoride keeps which  analytes intact for 48 hrs 

glucose