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Which of the following is an appropriate site for capillary blood collection?
D.
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Which cells play a vital role in internal respiration?
C.
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What is the longest time a tourniquet should remain on the patients arm?
C.
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Which of the following devices might be used to collect blood from fragile veins?
C.
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Dyuria is
A.
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A blue stopper indicates that a collection tube
E.
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To test for substance that are sporadically released into urine, a physician might order which type of urine specimen?
E.
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To follow Universal Precautions in phlebotomy, you should
D.
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A medical assistant or a phelbotomist should not attempt to obtain blood from any patient more than
C.
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If a urinalysis cannot be performed within 30 minutes after collection, the urine specimen must be stored
A.
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Specific gravity may be measured by all of the following methods except
E.
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The quality control log
C.
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Which of the following stains is specific to blood?
E.
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The color code for an evacuation tube that does not contain an additive is
A.
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A creatine kinase test is done to help diagnose which of the following conditions?
C.
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Which of the following describes a centrifuge?
B.
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An erythrocyte sedimentation rate test might be used to
D.
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How should the patient's arm be positioned when drawing blood in phlebotomy?
E.
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Which of the following is used in direct examination of a specimen?
A.
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The ventipuncture site most commonly used in adults is the
E.
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After preparing a KOH mount
C.
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Before inoculating a culture plate, you should
B.
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The first step in preparing a culture plate is to
C.
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Albumin found in urine might indicate
E.
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Urine that is too acidic could indicate
E.
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If a drop of blood does not form after capillary puncture, which of the following should be done?
D.
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Which of the following causes would give plasma or serum a milky appearance?
E.
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Which of the following is used in preparing a blood smear slide?
C.
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Sensitivity testing is used to determine
A.
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A diaper rash on a pediatric patient may indicate which of the following?
C.
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The amylase test is used for disorders related to the
B.
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A physician may order a stool culture if he or she suspects
E.
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Fasting specimens are preferred for which of the following tests?
E.
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The anticoagulant EDTA is most appropriate for a blood specimen that has been collected for
C.
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