Phlebotomists are an important part of the health care team because they:
D.
Phlebotomist often have many duties and tasks. Which is the primary duty?
B.
Which laboratory employee has the most education and is usually a comsultant to other physicians
D.
When a patient refuses to have blood drawn, the phlebotomist should do all of the following except
C.
The most common source of laboratory error is:
B.
What laboratory department tests a type and cross match
B.
A geriatric patient is
C.
Perhaps the single most important step in phlebotomy, and often where errors occurs
D.
Therapeutic phlebotomy is performed as a treatment for patients with:
D.
What laboratory department does the pap test?
D.
The hematocrit test is performed in what department of the laboratory
B.
What hospital department care for newborn infants?
C.
What hospital department cares for patients with cancer?
D.
What hospital department performs dialysis on patients?
C.
Where in a hospital would you find a patient in labor for childbirth?
C.
Where in a hospital would you find a patient with broken bones?
D.
Which of the following is not a preanalytical variable of specimen collection?
D.
Which is the organization the does quality checks of the laboratory through surveys and sample specimens?
A.
Which is a quality assurance plan that not only aims to meet minimum standards, but also seeks to constantly improve performance?
C.
Routine urine
urinalysis
blood cultures
microbiology
complete blood count
hematology
blood glucose
chemistry
comprehensive metabolic panel
chemistry
What should you do if you accidently stick yourself with a contaminated needle?
A.
Handwahing:
B.
Which disease requires the use of repiratory (airborne) precautions?
A.
The primary purpose of infection control is to:
D.
All of the following are vaccine - preventable disease except
D.
Gloves should be worn:
B.
The single most important way to prevent the spread of infection in a hospital or other health care facility is:
C.
The name given to an infection that a patient aquires after admission to a health care facility is:
B.
Which of the following is not classified as personal protective equipment (PPE)?
C.
All of the following are components in the chain of infection except:
C.
A potential source of infectious material from a patient in protective isolation includes:
A.
Aerosols can be prouced by:
D.
When coming in contact with patients under airborne precautions, it is necessary to wear:
A.
Standard precautions state that if there is a possiblity of coming into contact with a patient's blood, or any other body fluid, you must wear
B.
According to Standard precautions, blood fluids from which group are considered biohazardous?
C.
According to Standard Precautions, all used needles are to be disposed of in the following manner:
C.
A person who has a buildup of fluids in their entire body is known to be:
D.
airborne precautions
pathogens are transmitted on dust particles in air currents
droplet precautions
pathogens are transmitted in droplets when a person coughs, sneezes, or talks
contract precautions
pathogens are transmitted by direct or indirect contract
Standard Precautions
developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to reduce the transmission of pathogens from bith known and unknown sources in a health care setting
portal of entry
the way pathogens get into the body, nose, or skin breaks
fluid from the joints
synovial
Fluid from the penis
seminal
fluid from the lungs
pleural
fluid surrounding an unborn child
amniotic
fluid surrounding the heart
pericardial
fluid surrounding the spinal column
cerebrospinal
fluid surrounding the abdominal area
peritoneal
anatomy is the study if the:
D.
The study of the function of each body part and how the functions coordinate is called:
C.
The part of the body that controls the activities of the cell (brain) is the:
A, golgo apparatus
B. nucleus
C. cell membrane
D. mitochondria
B
The system responsible for body movement:
A. nervous
B. circularty
C. skeletal
D muscle
D
skeltal muscle is also know as:
C.
The type of respiration where oxygen rich blood diffuses the oxygen into tissue cells is
A.
Lymph fluid is also called
C.
When the body system work together to form a steady state, it is referred to as:
D.
The process of using simple substances to build more complex substances is called:
B.
The process of producing energy by breaking down complex compounds is:
B.
The process of making substances or breaking down substances so that the body can function is:
C.
The channel for transporting material in and out of the necleus is the:
D.
Rhe cell structure that digests enzymes and breaks down cellular components is the:
D.
The tissue that protects the body by covering internal and extrenal surfaces is:
C.
Which of the following supports and connects organs and tissue?
B.
Which type of muscle makes up the muscles of the body?
A, cardiac
B. skeletal
C. smooth
D. all of the above
D
The layer of the integumentry system that contains the blood system is the:
B.
frontal plane
divides at the right angle to the median plan to give equal anterior and posterior sections
transverse plane
divides the body into equal top and bottom sections
median plane
divides the body into equal right and left sections
distal
furthest from the point of attachment
proximal
toward the point of attachment
The function of the leukocyte is to
C.
What is the difference between plasma is serum
B.
The life span of the red blood cell is approximately
D.
The function of the erythrocyte is to
A.
The buffy coat consists of
C.
What is the substance in erythrocytes that carries oxygen
