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NHA Phlebotomy Study
NHA Study Guide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which of the following is an appropriate introduction to a patient? | Hello, my name is Courtney. I am a phlebotomy technician and am here to draw your blood. |
| Which of the following is an example of proper patient identification? | Compare the wristband to the laboratory order sheet, and ask the patient to spell his/her name. |
| A 19 year old patient extends her arm and looks away when the phlebotomist enter her hospital room. This is an example of which type of consent. | Implied |
| A patient has never had his blood drawn before. When explaining venipuncture procedure, which of the following would be an appropriate statement? | It may hurt. Tell me if it does. |
| A blood draw must be preformed on a 5 month old infant. Which of the following locations should be the first site choice for collection? | Heels |
| Which of the following is the antiseptic of choice for venipuncture? | Isopropyl Alcohol |
| The first step in the patient care process is | assessment |
| To inform a patent what preparations should be performed for a test in the basal state, which of the following should be the phlebotomist tell the paitent? | The test should be performed first thing in the morning |
| What is the appropriate angle to hold the slide when preparing a peripheral blood smear? | 30 to 35 degrees |
| What is a blood culture primarily used to check for? | Bacteria |
| For which of the following is testing of newborns required in all states of the united states? | Phenylketonuria |
| when state required testing of an infants capillary blood is done, which of the following must be done? | the circles on the filter paper must be totally saturated. |
| For which condition is therapeutic phlebotomy commonly used? | polycythemia vera |
| A patient can donate blood if he or she | donated blood 9 weeks ago |
| Which term is used to describe a blood donation from a patient for later use in her or her own surgical procedure? | Autologous |
| In a hospitalized patient whose blood may be drawn every day or every few hours, what type of anemia is commonly seen? | Iatrogenic |
| Blood glucose, pregnancy, and fecal blood testing are examples of which of the following types of test? | Waived Tests |
| Fecal Speciman collection is used to detect which of the following? | Colorectal cancer |
| Which of the following types of urine collection is required for culture and sensitivity testing? | Clean-catch midstream specimen |
| For which of the following tests would a first voided morning urine specimen be collected | Pregnancy |
| Patients and phlebotomists must be very careful during collection of sputum samples for a tuberculosis test for which of the following reasons? | The collection containers have a poisonous preservative inside them |
| Tubes needed for culture and sensitivity tests may be kept at room temperature for up to how many hours? | 72 |
| Sealed or locked speciman transfer bags are used as part of which of the following? | Chain of Custody |
| Which of the following is required for all specimens shipped to a reference laboratory? | Watertight secondary containers |
| Protective measures that should be taken when working with chemical will be found listed in the chemicals | MSDS material safety data sheet |
| Which of the following is the most commonly occurring laboratory-acquired infection? | Hepatitis B |
| A written exposure control plan must be maintained by which of the following? | Employer |
| Operational Standards are established by which of the following agencies? | CLSI |
| Under which o the following circumstances should you place a patient into the recovery position? | If the patient is breathing and you do not suspect a spinal injury |