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What is the difference between arterial and venous blood? Arterial blood is oxygenated and venous is deoxygenated What do lymphocytes do? The numbers increase during viral infection and they play a part in immunity Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:03 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More If you pierced your finger with a dirty needle what would you do? Wash the area with hot water and soap for 15 min, report incident to manage...

What is a phlebotomist and what all do they do? - correct answers Collect blood specimens for laboratory analysis what all tests are in a cardiac panel? - correct answers lipid panel, CK, CKMB, CMP, electrolytes Correct order of draw- - correct answers yellow, (poss. red), light blue, (poss. red), tiger top or gold, green,lavender, gray What does "morph" mean? - correct answers form What does the prefix "poly" mean? - correct answers many,more What is the median cubital and wh...

Phlebotomy Practice Test Study Guide With Complete Solutions!! Most important step in venipuncture? Patient identification What is PPE? Personal Protective Equipment What is the best way to let a clean site dry? Air dry OSHA requires all phlebotomist to be trained regarding what? Blood borne pathogens and needle saftey All specimens are considered hazardous and infectious so we must use what? Universal and or Standard precautions What organization shoul...

A blood test that requires testing for aluminum would be placed in what tube? -:- Royal Blue Tube Top What is the recommended disinfectant for blood and other bodily fluids? -:- Sodium Hypochlorite Invasive surgery procedures require what? -:- Informed Consent What tube would be used to collect blood for a pregnancy test? -:- Red Tube Top What is the best vein to draw from in the antecubital area? -:- Median Cubital Vein Which tube would be used for a Thyroid Panel; Tiger Top, Lav...

Phlebotomy Technician Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass When collecting blood from a capillary stick, you should always____________. - Correct Answer ️️ -wipe away the first drop of blood What are the three primary veins used for venipuncture? - Correct Answer ️️ -basilic, cephalic and median cubital How long can a tourniquet be left on? - Correct Answer ️️ -1 minute Where should a tourniquet be placed for venipuncture? - Correct Answer ️️ -3 to 4 inches above the draw...

What is the difference between serum and plasma? - correct answer Serum=the fluid portion of clotted blood, Plasma= fluid portion of unclotted blood which contains all of its clotting factors. (fibrinogen) List tubes that have an anticoagulant - correct answer Lavender, green, pink, royal blue with lavender stripe, light blue, and gray List tubes that do not have an anticoagulant - correct answer Red, tiger top. gold, and royal blue with a red stripe What was the CLSI formerly ...

Phlebotomy Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers And Verified order of the draw yellow, light blue, red, green, lavender, and grey additives found in yellow top tubes SPS (sodium polyanethol sulfonate), or acid citrate dextrose additives found in light blue top tubes SODIUM CITRATE additives found in red top tubes NONE additive found in green top tubes SODIUM HEPARIN, LITHIUM HEPARIN, AND AMMONIUM HEPARIN additive found in lavender top tubes EDTA add...

1) Which of the following blood specimen tests are photosensitive and should be protected from light during handling and transportation? A. Gastrin B. Ammonia C. Pyruvate D. Bilirubin Correct Answer: D A phlebotomist should identify that a blood spot collection for inborn errors of metabolism requires which if the following? A. The newborn must be at least 3 days old B. The circles on the filter paper much be at least half filled C. The first drop of blood immediately following...

Phlebotomy II NHA Practice Test |Question Bank with Verified Answers| Solved 100% What is the primary reason for performing a venipuncture? A) To administer medication B) To obtain blood for laboratory analysis C) To test blood pressure D) To perform a physical exam B) To obtain blood for laboratory analysis Which vein is typically the first choice for venipuncture? A) Basilic vein B) Cephalic vein C) Median cubital vein D) Jugular vein C) Median cubital vein What i...

Phlebotomy Exam Questions with Correct Answers What do evacuated tubes contain? - Answer-additives and anticoagulants What angle is a blood smear performed? - Answer-25 degrees to 30 degrees What is a CBC and what color tube is it collected in? - Answer-complete blood count and lavender or pink Calcium is bound by what tube additive? - Answer-EDTA What is the standard needle size used in venipuncture? - Answer-21-23 gauge What is the function of the urinary system? - Answer-filte...