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Phlebotomy Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers Verified | Updated What is the best angle for using two glass slides to make a blood smear? - answer30 degrees If alcohol is used to decontaminate the capillary puncture site, which of the following is an essential step? - answerAllowing the site to air dry prior to the punctures Why is capillary blood more like arterial blood than venous blood? - answerUsing the tube to scoop droplets off the skin carefully Blood samples from skin punct...

The Gastrointestinal System MED-Surg Questions and Answers Already Passed What are the functions of the digestive tract? Ingestion Digestion Absorption of Nutrients Elimination of Wastes What are the main accessory structures of the digestive tract? Mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, Anus. What are the accessory structures of the digestive tract? Salivary glands, liver, gallbladder, Pancreas Diagnostic Tests and Procedures Radio-graphic studies: CT-computed...

Phlebotomy Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers Verified | Updated What is the best angle for using two glass slides to make a blood smear? - answer30 degrees If alcohol is used to decontaminate the capillary puncture site, which of the following is an essential step? - answerAllowing the site to air dry prior to the punctures Why is capillary blood more like arterial blood than venous blood? - answerUsing the tube to scoop droplets off the skin carefully Blood samples from skin punct...

Which of the following test(s) are required to be performed by law on all newborns in the United States? - Answer- PKU Why must a phlebotomist discard the first sample drawn from a heparin or saline lock? - Answer- Potential dilution of the specimen A first-time blood donor wants to know how much blood will be taken during the procedure. The phlebotomist states that the average volume of a "unit" of blood is: - Answer- 450ml The donation of blood by a patient for his or her own use at...

Phlebotomy 100 questions and answers, Graded A+ The study of nature and the cause of disease is know as: Pathology. The body contains approximately 5 Liters of blood Erythrocytes are Red blood cells Leukocytes are White blood cells Thrombocytes are Platelets Once they enter the bloodstream, mature red blood cells live for approximately 100 to 120 days The iron-containing pigment of the red blood cells is called Hemoglobin Phlebotomists are...

Medca Phlebotomy Technician Study Guide 182 Questions with Verified Answers Type and cross match - CORRECT ANSWER takes place for transfusions to determine if a patient will react after a transfusion (learning if blood is compatible with donors) preanalytical phase - CORRECT ANSWER the process of collecting a specimen for further laboratory testing anatomic pathology - CORRECT ANSWER process of testing specimen such as biopsy pharmacy department - CORRECT ANSWER primary consultant fo...

Bonent Review Exam 2023 (250+Questions and Answers. During pre-treatment patients evaluation what is the best question for the PCT to ask? - answer How have you been since your last dialysis treatment? During the set- up of a machine the alarm test for conductivity fails. Which action would be best for the pct to take - answer Contact the biomed equipment tech The dialysis industry strives to improve the quality of patient outcomes. One way this is done is through continuous quality improv...

Bonent Review Exam 2023 (250+Questions and Answers. During pre-treatment patients evaluation what is the best question for the PCT to ask? - answer How have you been since your last dialysis treatment? During the set- up of a machine the alarm test for conductivity fails. Which action would be best for the pct to take - answer Contact the biomed equipment tech The dialysis industry strives to improve the quality of patient outcomes. One way this is done is through continuous quality improv...

REHS/RS Food Safety Questions and Answers Already Passed What is the order of the HACCP Plan? hazard analysis, critical control points, critical limits, monitoring procedures, corrective actions, verification procedures, record keeping (assemble team, determine what to be examined, flow diagrams, potential hazards, risk assessment, control) What is the incubation period for a chemical foodborne illness? 1-7 hours What would be the least hazardous food? vegetables cooked by students What is t...

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