17 Questions | By Fernie213 | Last updated: Aug 16, 2018
Phlebotomy Technician Program. Phlebotomy is the practice of drawing blood from patients and taking the blood specimens to the laboratory to prepare for testing. As a phlebotomy technician you are an important member of the clinical laboratory team. New diagnostic techniques, clinical laboratory technology and automated instruments have greatly.
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Most people are terrified of needles to the point others develop needle phobias. A Phlebotomist is expected to be able to make correct incisions on a patient at all times without fail. How ready are you for the exams to be one? Try out this quiz and find out. Good luck!
What is another work for Systolic and Diastolic?
Contraction, Relaxation
Contraction, Restless
Relaxation, Contraction
Relaxation, Corrupt
What is Hemotology?
Study of urine
Study of diseases
Study of organs
Study of blood
What is Meninges?
Protective wall that cover the heart
Protective membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord
Protective walls that covers the skin
Protective layers that protect veins, capillaries, and arteries
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Objects that can harbor infectious agents and transmit infections (e.g., door knobs, glasses, sinks, phlebotomy supplies)
Blood that can harbor infectious diseases and transmit infections (e.g., blood, bodily fluids)
Diseases that can cause infection and transmit the infection (e.g., HBV, HIV, AIDS)
Skin contact that can cause infection and transmit the infection (e.g., contact with skin, touching, oral)
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Infections acquired after admission into a health facility. Most common infection Urinary tract infection
Infections acquired after treatment from a infection. Most common infection flu
Infections acquired before treatment from a infection. Most common infection HBV
Infection acquired before admission into a health facility. Most common infectionHIV
What are vectors?
Termites, and bacteria
Bugs, and rodents
Fevers of unknown origin (FOU)
Infectious diseases, and viruses
Human skin is always covered with?
Dead cells
Bacteria
Algae
Hair
Blood is the most common source of the spread of...
Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), Common Cold
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Process by which an area or object becomes unclean or dirty.
Process by which a person skin becomes unclean or dirty
When a patient becomes unclean or dirty
Process by which a healthcare worker becomes unclean or dirty
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Chemicals used to clean human skin by inhibiting the growth of microorganisms (e.g., 70% isopropyl alcohol, iodine, chlorhexidine, chlorine, hexachlorophene, chlorooxylenol, quarternary ammonium compounds, and triclosan)
Chemicals used only on infants to decontaminate areas of the skin(e.g., water)
Chemicals used to make the skin dry and make veinpunctures more safe(e.g., hand sanitizer)
Chemicals used to make the vein easier to palpate and select(e.g., heel warmer)
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Chemical compounds used on humen skin to remove or kill pathogenic microorganisms; typically used on patients before veinpuncture
Chemical compounds used on infants to remove or kill pathogenic mircroorganisms; typically infants and todlers
Chemical compounds used to remove or kill pathogenic microorganisms; typically used on medical instruments or countertops
Chemical compounds used to romove or kill radioactive waste; typically used on radioactive sites
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To treat all specimens and patients as if they are hazerdous and infectious, also known to be infectious for HIV, HBV, HCV, or other bloodborne pathogens.
To treat all phlebotomist as if they were hazerdous and infectious to patients
To treat all specimens and patients as if they were exposed to radioactive waste or material, also known to be exposed for fevers of unkown origins
To treat all healthcare facilities as if they were hazerdous and infectious