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phlebotomy
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1Light blue-colored stoppers additive
- ASodium Citrate
- BLithium heparin
- CEDTA
- Dpotassium citrate
2what does the abbreviation POCT mean
- Apoly oval care technique
- Bpoint of care test
- Cplace, outside, car, time
- Dphleb otomy can test
3ROCHE TROPT rapid assay tests
- Atroponin level
- Bthyroid level
- Cclotting time
- Dglucose
4the doctor orders a test to check the function of the kidneys what is it
- Ahemoglobin
- Bhematocrit
- Ccreatinine
- Dglucose
5what does the pancreas release
- Asugar
- Bglucose
- CRBC
- Dinsulin
6what test monitors blood glucose levels over 3 months
- Ahemoglobin A1C
- Bglucose
- CH & H
- DCBC
7when checking a patient for anemia what would you check
- Ahematocrit
- Bhemaglobin
- CRBC
- DWBC
8what cholesterol is your bad cholesterol
- Atriglycerides
- BLDL
- CTotal cholesterol
- DHDL
9where would you collect an infants capillary blood sample from
- Aposterior great toe
- Blateral posterior heel
- C2nd or 3rd finger
- Dthe ante-cubical area
10What is a debilitating disease causing tremors, particularly in elderly individuals?
- Adiabetes
- Bdepression
- Costeomyelitis
- DParkinson's disease
11What is an acceptable intervention to alleviate pain during venipuncture on a 5 year old child?
- AEMLA
- Bwarm compress
- Ctylenol
- Dno intervention needed
12what does it mean to have a congenital disease
- Apresent after 1 year of age
- Bacquired after leaving the hospital
- Cpresent at birth
- Dcongestion from a cold
13what color tube is drawn after the light blue top tube
- Ared
- Bpurple
- Cgreen
- Dgrey
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- Quiz on phlebotomy , created by Amanda Follweiler on 17/11/2017.
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- Amanda Follweiler
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- Created on 17 Nov 2017 · updated on 17 Nov 2017
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