Laboratory Operations Flashcards
Which of the following is a component of the 2010
National Safety Goals (NPSG) by The Joint Commission (JTC)?
A. Patient approach
B. Patient identification
C. Patient preparation
D. Post phlebotomy patient care
B. Patient identification
Materials and methods established to achieve intended outcomes and used during every specimen collection procedure constitute quality: A. Assurance B. Control C. Indicators D. Improvement
B. Control
The quality of a patients experience may be measured by evaluating the success of a medical intervention in improving the patient's condition, termed: A. Efficiency B. Efficacy C. Effectiveness D. Evaluation
B. Efficacy
The quality of a patient's experience as measured by the suitability of a medical intervention to address a patient's condition is : A. Adversary B. Advocacy C. Appropriateness D. Antagonism
C. Appropriateness
The quality of a patient’s experience as measured
By the efficiency of addressing a patient’s needs is:
A. Caring functions
B. Concierge medicine
C. Laboratory functions
D. Nursing services
A. Caring functions
Which of the following tasks is a quality control procedures?
A. Actively engaging a patient in the identification
Process
B. Maintain good good oral hygiene
C. Tying long hair back
D. Wearing a name badge
A. Actively engaging a patient in the identification process.
Which of the following tasks Is a quality control procedure?
A. Appropriately prioritizing specimen collection
B. Maintaining good oral Hygiene
C. Tying long hair back
D. Wearing a name badge
A. Appropriately prioritizing specimen collection
According to Clinical & Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI), draw volumes of evacuated tubes
Must be within what range of the scheduled draw?
A. +_3%
B. +_5%
C. +_7%
D. +_10%
D.+_10%
A phlebotomist is scheduled to collect 7 ml of specimen in an evacuated tube According to Clinical & Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) ,
What is the acceptable range of draw volume?
A. 6.8-7.2 ml
B. 6.7-7.4 ml
C. 6.5-7.5 ml
D. 6.3-7.7 ml
D. 6.3-7.7ml
The scheduled volume of draw for evacuated tubes should be confirmed every: A. Day B. Month C. New lot number D. Venipuncture
C. New lot number
Manufacturing defects in needles are best screened for every: A. Day B. Month C. New lot number D. Venipuncture attempt
D. Venipuncture attempt
Evacuated tubes manufactured at the same time are identified by: A. Expiration date B. Lot number C. Manufacturer identification number D. Food & Drug confirmation number
B. Lot number
A phlebotomist selects a needle for a Venipuncture
Procedure .She notices that the seal surrounding the needle is loosened. The phlebotomist should:
A.discard the needle
B. Notify security
C. Notify her supervisor
D. Use the needle
A.discard the needle
Which of the following measures is most effective in determining the function of a centrifuge? A.relative centrifugal force B. Rotating force C. Rotating tip radius D. Rotations per minute
A. Relative centrifugal force
Which of the following is used to calculate relative centrifugal force? A. Rotator angle B. Rotating radius C. Rotating tip radius D. Volume of evacuated tubes
B. Rotating radius
A device used to measure RPM's (rotations per minute) on centrifuges is called a(n): A. Aneroid gauge B. Refractometer C. Sphygmomanometer D. Tachometer
D. Tachometer