Phlebotomy Flashcards

1
Q

What is the time period for a newborn screening?

A

24-48 hours after birth

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2
Q

If your patient faints while getting an injection, what position would you put them in?

A

SUPINE

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3
Q

What PPE needs to be worn when drawing blood?

A

GLOVES

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4
Q

What color blood vial is used for hematology labs?

A

LAVENDER

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5
Q

What degree angle is required for a venipuncture?

A

15 degrees

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6
Q

What can you do if a patient has poor circulation during a capillary collection?

A

Warm the hand

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7
Q

What is the correct location for a blood draw on an 18-month-old?

A

Superficial dorsal hand veins

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8
Q

What is a preanalytical error that can affect test results during a venipuncture?

A

Adjusting the order of draw

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9
Q

What vein is your last resort vein?

A

BASILIC VEIN

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10
Q

Which department is responsible for reviewing coagulation tests?

A

Hematology

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11
Q

Where do you dispose of needles?

A

SHARP CONTAINER

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12
Q

When using a butterfly needle, how should it be held?

A

By the wings

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13
Q

What color tube should be used to draw for a blood glucose level?

A

Gray Top

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14
Q

After drawing blood, how long do you wait for leakage?

A

5-10 seconds

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15
Q

What is the purpose of using a clinical centrifuge?

A

To separate a specimen into different components

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16
Q

What do you need to do after a blood draw?

A

Initial and document the time the specimen was collected

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17
Q

What is the first step when collecting a specimen?

A

IDENTIFYING THE PATIENT

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18
Q

What is the order of draw for blood collection?

A

Green, Lavender, Gray

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19
Q

What can affect lab results?

A

Adjusting the order of draw

20
Q

What test is performed to determine anemia?

21
Q

What do you need to do when you are done collecting blood?

A

INITIAL OF THE DRAWER ON THE LABEL

22
Q

What department is coagulation associated with?

A

HEMATOLOGY

23
Q

How do you identify a patient when performing a venipuncture?

A

STATE/SPELL FIRST/ LAST NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH

24
Q

What color blood tube is used when drawing for a blood glucose test?

25
Q

What is a key consideration when using a centrifuge?

A

Cap tubes before running and balance them

26
Q

What is the method for heel sticks on patients?

A

Until the age of 1 year

27
Q

What is the butterfly method in blood drawing?

A

Hold by the wings

28
Q

What can be used to help with capillary blood draw?

29
Q

What should be done after blood collection in tubes?

A

Invert tubes 3-4 times to prevent clotting

30
Q

Where is the location for intradermal injections?

A

Forearm area, 2-3 finger lengths below the antecubital space

31
Q

What must be drawn first if blood cultures are ordered?

32
Q

What is the needle size for subcutaneous injections?

A

½-⅝ inch

33
Q

What is the injection angle for subcutaneous injections?

A

45 degrees unless obese, then 90 degrees

34
Q

What is the typical route of administration for insulin?

A

Subcutaneous

35
Q

What is the injection angle for intramuscular injections?

A

90 degrees

36
Q

What is the injection angle for intradermal injections?

A

3-4 fingers below the antecubital area

37
Q

What is the order of draw for blood collection?

A

Blood Cultures, Yellow, Light Blue, Red, Gold, Green, Lavender, Gray

38
Q

What tube is used for PT-INR tests?

A

Light Blue tube

39
Q

What tube is used for CBC-INR tests?

A

Light Blue tube

40
Q

What tube is used for A1C levels?

A

Lavender tube

41
Q

What does PT/INR measure?

A

Blood clotting factors

42
Q

What should a patient do to help with blood draw?

A

Pump their fist 3 times

43
Q

Where should a tourniquet be placed?

A

3-4 inches above the site

44
Q

How long should a tourniquet not be left on?

A

No longer than 60 seconds

45
Q

What additive is used in the light blue tube for PT/INR tests?

A

Sodium Citrate