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Phlebotomy Chapter 1-4
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1What is phlebotomy?
- ATerm used to describe an invasion procedure in which a sharp object is inserted into the vein to obtain blood.
- BTerm used to describe the wound of a vein to collect blood.
- CTerm used to describe the color of the blood.
- DTerm used to describe the tubing used.
2Phlebotomy derives from the Greek words "phlebo", meaning "______________" and "tomy", meaning "__________"
- Aartery; to collect
- Bvein; to remove
- Cvein; to cut
- Dartery; to add
3_________________________used to describe the traits or characteristics which displays a positive image or code of ethics.
- ADisciplinary
- BProfessionalism
- CConfidentiality
- DMannerism
4What is the document created by the American Hospital Association that identifies privileges that patient in health care facilities are required to have?
- APatient's Bill of Rights
- BPatient's Amendments
- CPatient's Rules
- DPatient's Justice League
5What is an individual trained and skilled in collecting blood samples for clinical testing called?
- Aa contortionist
- Ba phlebotomist
- Ca vet
- Da nurse
6What is ethics?
- AStandards of practice regarding behavior, developed as a result if one's concept of right and wrong.
- BStandards of practice regarding patient teaching, developed to prepare the patient to leave a healthcare facility.
- CStandards of practice regarding research, to identify the pathophysiology of the patient's background.
- DStandards of practice regarding my Jollibee that you promised.
7Identify which of the following are the phlebotomist's roles and responsibilities.
- AIdentifies and prepares the patients for blood collection procedures.
- BSelects proper specimen containers.
- CFollows all safety regulations.
- DPractice quality assurance procedures.
- ENone of the above.
- FAll of the above.
8What needs to be done while approaching the patient?
- AIntroduce yourself.
- BIdentify the patient.
- CGain the patient's confidence by explaining what you are going to do.
- DReassure the patient's confidence and try to reduce any stress or tension which may be experiencing.
- EAll of the above.
- FNone of these.
9What are advance directives?
- ALegal documents that states that the patient is having a divorce.
- BLegal documents that states all the properties that the patients owns.
- CLegal documents that allow the patient to communicate their decisions about end-of-life ahead of time.
- DLegal documents that states the patients current health status.
10To inspire confidence, present professional ______________ to the patient.
- ASpeech
- BClothes
- CCellphone ko bago eh!
- DAppearance
11What is the institution that provides medical, surgical or psychiatric care and treatment for the sick or injured?
- AGYM
- BFortune Teller
- CRestaurant
- DHospital
12What is an inpatient?
- APatient that comes is the hospital and doesn't stay for one night.
- BPatient who is admitted to a hospital for treatment requiring at least one overnight stay.
- CPatient that goes for a checkup.
- DVisitors that visits patients in the hospital.
13What is an area of treatment and study by a physician who is specialized and possesses advanced knowledge and education in that field?
- APhysician Specialization
- BPhysician Meeting
- CTechnistius
- DPhysician Corporate
14____________________ is the area of a hospital which provides direct care to ill and injured patients including administering medications.
- ACNA or Certified Nursing Aide
- BMed tech
- CPhysicians
- DRN or Registered Nurse
15What are 3 clinical laboratory departments?
- ACardiovascular, Colorectal, Neurosurgery
- BOrthopedic, Thoracic, NP
- CChemistry, Hematology, Microbiology,
- DAnesthesiology, Infection Control, ICU
16A CNA or Certified Nursing Assistant provides direct patient care, teaches and supervises other staff, receives education and training in a diploma program, a 2-4 yr program; takes the state exam to be licensed
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Hematology is the study of blood and blood forming tissues.
- ATrue
- BFalse
18What is aerobic?
- AAn exercise to improve the body.
- BLives in the presence of oxygen.
- CLives without oxygen.
- DA swimming technique.
19What is anaerobic?
- APrevents blood from clotting
- BLives without oxygen.
- CLives with presence of oxygen.
- DAllows blood to clot.
20What is the deficiency of red blood cells, hemoglobin, or both?
- AAnemia
- BLeukemia
- CCataract
- DArteriole
21What is the protective body protein that is produced as a result to exposure to an antigen or foreign bodies, such as a bacteria or virus?
- AAntihistamine
- BAntipyretic
- CAntibody
- DAntihypertension
22What is the substance that delays or prevents blood from clotting?
- AAntipyretic
- BAntihypotension
- CMiraLax
- DAnticoagulant
23What is the least numerous type of leukocyte tat releases histamine and heparin to damaged tissues?
- ANeutrophil
- BBasophil
- CEosinophil
- DFibrinogen
24What is Cardiovascular?
- APertaining to the liver and gall bladder
- BPertaining to the heart and the thyroid
- CPertaining to the blood vessels and the frontal lobe
- DPertaining to the blood vessels and the heart
25What is coagulation?
- AClotting
- BContinuous blood flow
- CLymphatic
- DCoumadin
26What is the condition in which the skin turns a bluish color caused by lack of oxygen to the blood?
- ATachycardia
- BApnea
- CCyanosis
- DNone of the above
27What is the leukocyte that aids the body in fighting parasites which occurs in increased number in patients with allergies?
- AEosinophil
- BNeutrophil
- CBasophil
- DAll of the above
28What is the threadlike strains if protein formed by the action of thrombin on fibrinogen?
- AHemoglobin
- BFibrin
- CLeukocyte
- DCytokinesis
29_______________is the complex protein that carries oxygen from the lungs to the tissues.
- AHematoma
- BLeukocyte
- CHemoglobin
- DHyponatremia
30What is the increased number of WBC or white blood cells?
- AHypokalemia
- BHemophilia
- CPhagocytosis
- DLeukocytosis
31Is Hemorrhage an abnormal internal of external bleeding?
- ATrue
- BFalse
32Is hyperglycemia a decreased amount of sugar in the blood?
- ATrue
- BFalse
33What is hypoglycemia
- Adecreased amount of sugar in the blood
- Bincreased amount of sugar in the blood
- CIncreased blood pressure
- Ddecreased blood pressure
34What is the inflammation of the vein?
- AThrombosis
- BPhlebitis
- CPhagocytosis
- DMonocyte
35What is WBC?
- ALeukocyte
- BThrombocyte
- CErrythrocyte
- DPhagocyte
36What is the leukocyte that multiplies in the lymphoid tissues and has a role in the body's immune system?
- AMonocyte
- BLymphocyte
- CCellcyte
- DPhagocyte
37What is the leukocyte that surrounds and digests pathogens found in tissue?
- ANeutrophil
- BBasophil
- CEosinophil
- DNone of the above
38What is the hereditary disease characterized by a prolonged clotting time of the blood?
- AHemophilia
- Bhemoglobin
- CHemorrhage
- DHemostatis
39What is the process of coagulation or clot formation, that repairs vessel damage and stop blood?
- AHemostatis
- BHemotoma
- Cserology
- DFibrinogen
40_______________, protein found in plasma which is essential for clotting blood.
- Afibrinogen
- Bleuckopenia
- CPhagocytosis
- DPeristalsis
41Is homeostasis the ability to attain a steady state?
- ATrue
- BFalse
42What is serum?
- AClear, pale yellow fluid that remains when blood is allowed to clot and that does fibrinogen; plasma without the clotting factors.
- BClear, pale yellow fluid that remains when blood is allowed to clot and that does fibrinogen; plasma with the clotting factors.
- CCloudy, pale red fluid that remains when blood is allowed to clot and that does fibrinogen; plasma without the clotting factors.
- DCloudy, pale yellow fluid that remains when blood is allowed to clot and that does fibrinogen; plasma with the clotting factors.
43What is the large leukocyte formed in bone marrow that ingests bacteria, old red blood cells in tissues?
- Aerythrocyte
- Bleukocyte
- CMonocyte
- DThrombocyte
44Vena cava or vein cava is the largest vein in the body.
- ATrue
- BFalse
45What is the smallest vein in the body?
- Avenule
- BCanuli
- CArtery
- DVena cava
46What is the germicidal solution used to clean the skin prior to venipuncture or dermal puncture?
- Aantiseptic
- Banti-inflammatory
- CAnticoagulant
- DAntihistamine
47What is bevel?
- Athe point of the needle which has been cut at a slant for ease of entry
- Bthe lock of the needle that is pulled before disposal
- CA type of syringe
- DAdapter that hols a needle
48Capillary action is the process in which blood automatically flows into a thin tube.
- ATrue
- BFalse
49________________________ is a glass or plastic tube with a stopper which contains a pre-measured vacuum used for collecting blood.
- AEvacuated Collection Tube
- BEvacuated Tube Holder
- CEvacuated Collection Flask
- DGraduated cylinder
50What is the specialized adapter which holds both a needle and a tube for blood collection that is usually referred as a adapter or barrel?
- AEvacuated Collection Tube
- BEvacuated tube holder
- CRequisition
- DCentrifuge
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- Quiz on Phlebotomy Chapter 1-4, created by Raireen Gezzel on 30/11/2014.
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