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Which of the following is NOT a phlebotomists duty? A- Collecting Blood Specimens B- Performing laboratory computer operations C- Starting intravenous (IV) lines D- Transporting specimens to the laboratory - C- Starting Intravenous (IV) lines A national organization that sets standards for phlebotomy procedures is the? A- ASCP B- NAACLS C- NCA D- CLSI - D- CLSI Which type of contact in

Certification - Issuance of an official body of a certificate to a person indicating that he/she has met certain requirements. Licensure - Legal permission granted by the state to engage in an occupation or activity. Reciprocity - One state recognizes the license granted by another state. Ethics - Moral duty to determine the difference between right and wrong. Empathy - .Ability to understand another's feelings. Discretion - Use of good judgment and prudence. Clinical Laborato...

AMCA PHLEBOTOMY CERTIFICATION ACTUAL EXAMS 1, 2, 3 AND A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE TO PASS YOUR AMCA PHLEBOTOMY CERTIFICATION EXAM FOR | GUARANTEED PASS (3 EXAM VERSIONS + STUDY GUIDE) QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Which of the following is NOT a phlebotomists duty? A- Collecting Blood Specimens B- Performing laboratory computer operations C- Starting intravenous (IV) lines D- Transporting specimens to the laboratory - ANSWER-C- Starting Intravenous (IV) lines A national organization tha...

A phlebotomist must choose the right tube color and additive for the corresponding _______?Answer - Laboratory test When a new lot # or kit is openedAnswer - When should a phlebotomist perform external liquid controls for quality control on a CLIA-waived point of care test? 1 to 2 minutesAnswer - A phlebotomist is drawing 5 blood collection tubes. When should the tourniquet be released? Providone Iodine"Answer - What agent should a phlebotomist cleanse the skin with before drawing ...

New Order of Draw recommended by CLSI - ️️Blood Cultures Clearing Na Citrate Tube (light blue (discard tube w butterfly)) Serum Separator (gold) Plain red Heparin (green) EDTA (lav) Na Fluoride (gray) Serology Department - ️️SST/Plain Red RPR Mono Microbiology Department - ️️Special containers Blood Cultures C&S Hematology Department - ️️Lavender (EDTA) CBC/Diff HGB/HCT

UCLA Phlebotomy Exam 2 (2024/ 2025) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A Q: how much total blood volume of an infant is used in 10 mL tubes Answer: 5-10% Q: when dermal puncture is inappropriate Answer: -patients that are severely dehydrated -poor circulation -when a specimen requires plasma -when you need large amounts of blood Q: dermal puncture equipment Answer: -slides(PRN) -lancets -mircrotubes (PRN) usual PPE Q: three typ...

Phlebotomy Practice Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers Verified | Updated 2024/2025 Which of the following tests requires the specimen to be protected from the light: Bilirubin ABGs Electrolytes Glucose Bilirubin Skin puncture supplies include all of the following except: Gauze pad Providone-iodine pad Lancet Microcollection device Providone-iodine pad Skin puncture blood contains: Interstitial fluids, arterial and venous blood The concentration of this subst...

UCLA Phlebotomy Exam 1 (2024/ 2025) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A Q: Hematology Department - study of blood and blood forming tissues - Blood typing, cross match testing - CBC test: platelet count, red blood cell, white blood cells, hemoglobin, the size and weight of cells Q: Coagulation Department Answer: would perform a PT test or aPTT test to access blood clotting in a patient Q: diplomacy Answer: use of talking and tact to solve prob...

CLSI - Answer- Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute What specimens require protection from light? - Answer- -beta-carotene -bilirubin -vitamins -urine what specimens need to be chilled? - Answer- -ammonia -ABG's -urine if not tested within 2 hours -ionized calcium -lactic acid what specimens need to be kept at body temperature? - Answer- -cold agglutinin -cryoglobulin -semen Iatrogenic anemia - Answer- anemia caused by excessive blood draws Autologous donation - Answer- Blood that is don...

Phlebotomy chapters 1-6 Exam Review 2024/2025 A+ Graded What is a venipunture? - ANS-Withdrawing a blood sample from the vein not artery What is a skinpunture - ANS-Puncturing a finger for a collection of capillary blood The term phlebotomist derived from? - ANS-The Greek word phlebo which means "cutting of the vein" Define (POC) - ANS-Point of care (related to bedside devices mobil clinics in home care/ ambulance) Potential job sites for phlebotomists? - ANS-Hospital (in patient) Physici...