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Which of the additives the yellow-topped vacuum collection tube contains?   show
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What size of the butterfly is frequently used?   show
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Which of the anticoagulants is found in a royal blue-topped blood collection tube?   show
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show Lithium heparin is a suitable anticoagulant that used for tests such as Glucose level  
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show RAM SAFE-T-FILL is a blood microcollection system  
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The purple-topped tube   show
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show Used for blood-banking procedures  
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BD Unopette   show
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show Collects PT and APTT specimens  
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show An anticoagulants that recommended for blood smear preparations  
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In an emergency room an unconscious patient may be identified by who?   show
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show - photo identification - birth date - address - identification by a family member  
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Common sites for venipuncture (the antecubital area)   show
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The maximum time for a tourniquet?   show
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show To increase localized blood flow  
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How many times should one patient be punctured during a procedure?   show
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show Blood culture  
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When should safety devices be activated during a venipuncture procedure?   show
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What are "competency statements" for phlebotomists?   show
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What is Veracity?   show
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How should a phlebotomist treat a deaf patient   show
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show 1. Preanalytical (drow the blood, the most important phase) 2. Analytical (test the blood in a lab) 3. Postanalytical (result from the lab)  
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What is SOP   show
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show - Intimate space (direct contact up to 18 inches) - Personal space (18 inches to 4 feet) - Social space (4 - 12 feet) - Public space (more than 12 feet)  
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show Physician or nurse  
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An example of "good rapport" with a patient ?   show
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show Preanalytical  
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show Performance evaluations  
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What should a phlebotomist do if the patient assigned to him/her does not speak English ?   show
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show Analytic  
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show Gauge size  
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show Gauge of the needle. The small the gauge number, the larger the needle diameter  
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Winged Infusion is known as what ?   show
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show Isopropanol  
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A phlebotomist walks into a patient's room to collect a blood specimen. There are several family members in the room watching television with the patient. What should the phlebotomist do ?   show
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show Patient comfort and safety  
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show Left arm's antecubital area  
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show 45 degrees  
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The optimal depth of a finger stick in a child is ____   show
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show 23 gauge  
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show 15 - 60 degrees  
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show Hepalitis  
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