Complications
Multiskilling/POC
Interpersonal Communication and Professionalism
Phlebotomy Management
Extra
100

What is the most common complication from a blood draw?

Hematoma

100

The force exerted on the arterial walls during cardiac relaxation is

Diastolic pressure

100

To "walk in someone else's shoes" is known as

Empathy

100

Children, and mentally handicapped patients should be drawn in what type of room?

Soundproof 

100

Most medical terms can trace their roots to these two languages

Greek and Latin

200

This complication is seen as small red dots near the phlebotomy site that indicate the patient may have a tendency for prolonged bleeding following the procedure

Petecchiae

200

This test is performed as a point-of-care procedure to screen for anemia in patients

Hemoglobin

200

An occupation with a high degree of autonomy, service orientation, and specialized training is known as a 

Profession

200

The constant search for ways to improve product, service, and performance is called what?

Quality Improvement

200

What procedure is generally done by a nurse of respiratory therapist?

Arterial puncture

300

Destruction of red blood cells is called?

Hemolysis

300

The combination of artificial respiration and artificial circulation is known as

CPR

300

What is continuing education?

An activity that is provided by most employers and professional organizations

300

What are the facts of quality?

Doing the right thing, Doing it the right way, Do it right the first time, Do it on time 

300

A prolonged bleeding time may be indicative of

Low platelet count 

400

In women venipuncture should be avoided in the arm on the side of a?

Mastectomy

400

Why is quality control important?

To ensure the proper functioning and performance of the POCT instrumentation 

400

What are the three levels of communication?

Intrapersonal, One-way, Interpersonal

Bonus points if you can define each

400

What is quality assurance

The process of ensuring that standards of care have been maintained 

400

An individual is considered Rh positive or negative depending on the presence or absence of what

D antigen on their red cells 

500

What is it called when excessive fluid collects in the tissues of a patient?

Edema

500

Which method of temperature taking is the most accurate?

Rectal

500

When our background and environment are different than those with whom we communicate, this can be called a 

Reference Gap

500

The document every phlebotomist must be familiar with is the

Specimen collection manual 

500

What gland regulates the pituitary gland?

Hypothalamus