Knowledge Burst Unit 1 Flashcards

1
Q

The main veins in the arm that are mainly used for venipuncture are:

A

cephalic, basilic, and median cubital

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2
Q

What is the recommended order of drawing when the evacuated tube system is used?

A

blood culture, coag (blue), SST (red), sodium heparin (green), EDTA (lav)

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3
Q

If the patient refuses to have their blood drawn, you would proceed by:

A

report to the nurse that the patient refused to have their blood drawn

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4
Q

The most important precaution in preventing infections is:

A

handwashing

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5
Q

the single most important step in phlebotomy is:

A

patient identification

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6
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the needle should be inserted in the arm with the bevel facing:

A

up

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7
Q

treatment of all human body fluids as potentially infective and capable of transmitting disease is called:

A

standard precautions

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8
Q

the primary function of platelets is to:

A

facilitate blood clotting

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9
Q

quality assurance is quality control

A

false; quality control is a subset of quality assurance

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10
Q

Diagnostic efficacy testing includes determination of diagnostic sensitivity, positive and negative predictive value, and ROC analysis

A

true

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11
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A shift or trend may indicate an instrument calibration issue - in other words, a constant systemic error

A

true

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12
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a normally distributed curve Guassian curve is symmetrical- bell-shaped

A

true

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13
Q

if 1/20 control results fall between two and three standard deviations, the laboratory scientist should reject the run

A

false

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14
Q

clinical useful assay should have an ROC value of 0.85 or higher

A

true

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15
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Sensitivity is defined as the lower limit of detection. Specificity is defined as the ability of an assay to distinguish the analyte of interest from interfering substances

A

true

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