Question 1

STEP 1:

Accepted Answer

Prepare accessioning order for the patient

Question 2

STEP 2

Accepted Answer

Greet and identify the patient

Question 3

STEP 3

Accepted Answer

Verify diet/drug restrictions and allergies

Question 4

STEP 4

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Wash hands, assemble supplies, and inspect equipment.

Question 5

STEP 5

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Reassure the patient.

Question 6

STEP 6

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Position the patient.

Question 7

STEP 7

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Verify paperwork and tubes.

Question 8

STEP 8

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Apply the tourniquet.

Question 9

STEP 9

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Cleanse the venipuncture site.

Question 10

STEP 10

Accepted Answer

Put on gloves.

Question 11

STEP 11

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Perform the venipuncture.

Question 12

STEP 12

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Fill the tubes in the correct order of draw or fill the syringe.

Question 13

STEP 13

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Remove the tourniquet

Question 14

STEP 14

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Dispose of sharps in the proper container.

Question 15

STEP 15

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If a syringe was used, fill the tubes using a transfer device in the correct order of draw.

Question 16

STEP 16

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Label the tubes.

Question 17

STEP 17

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Chill the sample or protect it from light (only for certain tests).

Question 18

STEP 18

Accepted Answer

Remove gloves.

Question 19

STEP 19

Accepted Answer

Check on the status of the patient for reactions to phlebotomy.

Question 20

STEP 20

Accepted Answer

Eliminate diet restrictions.

Question 21

STEP 21

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Time-stamp or computer-verify paperwork.

Question 22

STEP 22

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Send the correctly labeled tubes to the proper laboratory departments.

Question 23

- Always be polite and friendly -The reputation of the entire laboratory rests with the phlebotomist -Always introduce yourself to the patient with your first name and the procedure you will perform.

Accepted Answer

SOCIAL SKILLS

Question 24

- Used constantly and contribute to the most errors in the health setting -Drawing the correct patient’s blood and labeling it with the patient’s name

Accepted Answer

ADMINISTRATIVE/CLERICAL SKILLS

Question 25

Obtaining blood successfully with minimal pain

Accepted Answer

TECHNICAL SKILL

Question 26

Venipuncture Capillary puncture Butterfly collection Arterial samples

Accepted Answer

TECHNICAL SKILL

Question 27

Blood collection legally begin with the__________

Accepted Answer

test request

Question 28

Requested by physicians and other qualified health personnel

Accepted Answer

ACCESSIONING ORDER FOR THE PATIENT

Question 29

3 TYPES OF REQUISITION

Accepted Answer

MANUAL REQUISITION COMPUTER REQUISITION BAR-CODE REQUISITION

Question 30

Written requests/checkists Given to phlebotomists (in-patients) or to the patient (out-patient)

Accepted Answer

Manual Requisition

Question 31

Eliminates legibility errors

Accepted Answer

Computer Requisitions

Question 32

-Series of black stripes and white spaces with varying widths that corresponds to letters and numbers -Grouped together to represent patient names, identification numbers, and laboratory tests -Can be peeled of and placed on specimens

Accepted Answer

Bar-code Requisitions

Question 33

-A number to identify all paperwork and supplies associated with each patient -Can be used to trace back that sample and patient

Accepted Answer

ACCESSION NUMBER

Question 34

IT INCLUDES TEST REQUISITION, ACCESSION ORDER AND RECEIPT OF THE REQUEST

Accepted Answer

STEP 1: PREPARE ACCESSIONING ORDER FOR THE PATIENT

Question 35

-Gains the patient's trust -Decreases the patient's anxiety -Improve patient compliance -Must be done in a positive manner -A way to create a personal connection with the patient

Accepted Answer

GREETING THE PATIENT

Question 36

Allow the patient to state their ________ and _________

Accepted Answer

full name; birthdate

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