A. a patient requires daily blood draws
B. a patient has burns on the arms
C. a patient is at risk for venous thrombosis
D. all of the above
D. all of the above
A. pathogenic
B. nonpathogenic
C. normal flora
D. none of the above
A. store food in the lab refrigerator
B. dispose of contaminated items in a biohazard bag
C. wash hands after each patient contact
D. always wear PPE
A. store food in the lab refrigerator
A. laboratory supervisor's name and home phone number
B. timing requirements
C. information about how to prepare the patient for the test
D. specimen labeling requirements
A. laboratory supervisor's name and home phone number
A. refuse treatment
B. not participate in experimental procedures
C. know the name of the phlebotomist
D. all of the above
A. source
B. antibiotic
C. vaccines
D. all of the above
A. transporting samples at the proper temperature to the lab
B. reading journal articles
C. collecting samples in the proper order
D. processing samples within one hour of collection
B. reading journal articles
A. all body substances
B. all body fluids
C. all human blood and other potentially infections material (OPM)
D. all people
C. all human blood and other potentially infections material (OPM)
A. go quickly for help
B. place a cold compress on the back of the patient's neck
C. remove the needle from the arm
D. put the patient's head between his/her knees
A. the phlebotomist is accredited in the field of blood drawing
B. the phlebotomist is working in the field of blood drawing
C. the phlebotomist is licensed in the field of blood drawing
D. the phlebotomist has demonstrated proficiency in the area of blood drawing
D. the phlebotomist has demonstrated proficiency in the area of blood drawing
A. to reduce aerosols and splattering of blood when the tube is opened
B. to keep specimens sterile
C. and is only used on the lavender-top tube
D. and helps prevent clots
A. to reduce aerosols and splattering of blood when the tube is opened
A policy that hospitals have adopted that incorporates the patient's constitutional rights to privacy, confidentiality, and informed consent in medical treatment is referred to as the _____.
A. influenza and human immunodeficiency virus
B. hepatitis B and immunodeficiency virus
C. hepatitis A and rubella virus
D. polio and hepatitis C virus
B. hepatitis B and immunodeficiency virus
A. number of mislabeled specimens
B. customer satisfaction surveys
C. abnormal sodium results
D. number of hemolyzed specimens
C. abnormal sodium results
A. clotting because of insufficient mixing with the anticoagulant
B. using a small gauge needle and a large evacuated tube
C. introduction of alcohol used for cleaning the site into the evacuated tube
D. shaking the evacuated tube too vigorously when mixing
A. clotting because of insufficient mixing with the anticoagulant