Section 2 Knowledge Assessment Flashcards
The sweat electrolytes/chloride test is typically used to screen for __________.
A Cystic fibrosis
B Multiple sclerosis
C Osteoporosis
A Cystic fibrosis
Capillary blood is a mixture of which of the following?
A Arteriole, venule and interstitial fluid
B Interstitial fluid and arteriole blood
C Arteriole blood and interstitial fluid
A Arteriole, venule and interstitial fluid
After receiving a physician’s order with a requisition for a trough and peak level, which procedure should the phlebotomist follow as most appropriate?
A Check with the patient’s nurse to get the time of the administration of the medication
B Ask the patient when they last took their medication
C Ask the physician
Check with the patient’s nurse to get the time of the administration of the medication
After drawing one vial of blood, the phlebotomist must centrifuge the specimen for the short-turn-around time test request before continuing with the rest of the morning’s draws. Which is the appropriate method to complete centrifugation?
A. Don’t put anything on the opposite side
B Place a water-filled tube across from the blood specimen
C Draw a second sample and place on the opposite side
C Place a water-filled tube across from the blood specimen
How many blood types are there?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
C. 4
Explanation: types A, B, AB, and O. AB can receive any type of blood and O can donate to any blood type.
Which of the following blood collection methods requires the phlebotomist to use a device to transfer the blood to an evacuated tube before transporting to the laboratory?
A Butterfly
B Evacuated tube
C Syringe
C Syringe
An extremely small blood vessel located within the tissue of the body is known as which of the following?
A Capillary
B Dermal
C Antecubital
A Capillary
For which of the following conditions are dermal punctures appropriate?
A Venous thrombosis
B Obesity
C Fragile veins
D. b and c
D. b and c
The laboratory received a specimen that did not contain enough serum to perform the required blood test. How is this reported?
A. Q
B QS
C QNS
C QNS
Explanation: Quantity not sufficient
Where do blood cells originate?
A. RBCs
B. Bone marrow
C. Platelets
B. Bone marrow
A semen analysis must be __________.
A. refrigerated
B. frozen
C. delivered to the lab within 30 minutes of collection
C. delivered to the lab within 30 minutes of collection
You have an order for a maternal panel that includes ABO Rh blood typing that will be performed in which department?
A. Blood bank
B. Hematology
C. Immunology
A. Blood bank
What is the normal pH of blood?
A 7.35-7.45
B 7.35-7
C 7.45-8
A 7.35-7.45
Which of the following blood types is identified as a universal recipient?
A O
B AB
C A
B AB
When providing instructions to a patient to collect a sputum sample, which of the following is the most appropriate direction?
A “You should provide the specimen in the morning before eating or drinking”
B Provide a specimen after eating and drinking in the morning
C Provide a specimen and do a mid stream clean catch
A “You should provide the specimen in the morning before eating or drinking”
A pregnancy urine specimen in typically collected __________.
A in the evening
B in the morning
C before bed
B in the morning
A 72-hour stool specimen is collected to determine __________.
A Fat quantities
B Occult stool
C Alcohol levels
A Fat quantities
The Phlebotomy Tech is sharing tips with the new Phlebotomy Tech to decrease specimen rejection rate due to hemolysis. What tips are offered?
A Allow alcohol to dry completely on the skin before inserting the needle
B Gently invert or rotate specimen containers
C Allow time for capillary action to occur when filling a micro-container
D All of the above
D All of the above
When performing point-of-care testing, the phlebotomist must perform quality control on a new package of test strips as a part of which of the following?
a Pre-analytic variables
b analytic variables
c post analytic variables
a Pre-analytic variables
All of the following except __________ may result in prolonged bleeding at the puncture site.
a Coumadin
b vitamin k
c vitamin e
vitamin k
Which artery is most frequently used for ABG collection?
a Dorsalis pedis
b Radial
b Radial
Which of the following procedures is appropriate for preparing blood and other potential infectious materials for transport?
a Place the materials in a leakproof container
b bring an ice slurry along
c bring rubber bands to keep the samples together
a Place the materials in a leakproof container
Within what time should the patient drink the glucose solution required for a GTT?
a 5 minutes
b 10 minutes
c 15 minutes
a 5 minutes
One of the first detectable signs of renal disease is __________.
a Bilirubinuria
b Proteinuria
b Proteinuria