NHA Phlebotomy Exam with Verified Answers Graded A+
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NHA Phlebotomy
NHA Phlebotomy Exam with Verified Answers Graded A+
1. What is the most preferred site for venipuncture? Median Cubital
2. What tests require fasting Glucose, triglyc-
erides, cholesterol,
vitamin & mineral
problems
3. When entering a patients room you should introduce yourself
and explain p...
NHA Phlebotomy Exam with Verified Answers Graded A+
1. What is the most preferred site for venipuncture? Median Cubital
2. What tests require fasting Glucose, triglyc-
erides, cholesterol,
vitamin & mineral
problems
3. When entering a patients room you should introduce yourself
and explain proce-
dure
4. What type of alcohol compound is appropriate for a 70% isopropyl alco-
routine skin puncture? hol
5. When running an IV what is the preferred site for Distal from the IV
drawing blood specimen?
6. If patient notifies CPT of fainting during blood col- Position in supine
lection you should
7. OSHA guidelines are standards for Reduction of risks
and injuries to em-
ployee
8. What is the most important info included on MSDS The composition of
(material safety data sheet) compounds
9. What is needed for proper patient ID Name and DOB
10. If a patient is a contact isolation Precaution gown
and gloves must be
worn
11. If a female refuses to get blood drawn from a male A female CPT
for religious purposes should collect the
specimen
12. A CPT should explain the procedure prior to the Make the pt com-
venipuncture in order to fortable & obtain pa-
tient consent
, NHA Phlebotomy Exam with Verified Answers Graded A+
13. According to CISI the standard depth of dermal 2mm
puncture for infants is
14. What is the most common reason for glucose mon- To monitor glucose
itoring through point of care testing levels
15. If a patient had a mastectomy when preforming a Draw from opposite
venipuncture you should arm
16. After cleansing a site CPT should Always let the spot
dry
17. What is the most important to verify prior to obtain- Patient identity
ing specimen
18. What does warming the site do? Increases blood
flow
19. If CPT is inserting needle and patient complains of Release tourniquet,
sharp radiating pain down his arm you should? remove needle and
apply pressure and
cover
20. What is needed for homeostasis to take place? Thrombocytes
21. When collecting a capillary specimen after the site Wipe away the first
is punctured you should? drop of blood
22. When is the winged infusion needle used? With patients who
have small veins
23. If the CPT observes a hematoma forming at the site Release tourniquet
of draw the PT should? and stop draw
24. When a CPT enters room without introducing or Invasion of privacy
asking permission to enter its considered
25. When drawing blood on a small child the CPT Parents and child
should explain procedure to
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