Phb 211 Clinical Phlebotomy Seminar Final Exam
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- 1.Which of these three clinical purposes are identifiable factors to the importance of phlebotomy procedures to the overall care of the patient?
- A.
Diagnostic testing
- B.
Therapuetic assessments
- C.
Monitoring
- D.
All of the above
- 2.Professional certification typically refers to:
- A.
Passing a state examination
- B.
Maintaining a good record of attendance at one's job site
- C.
Passing a national examination and completing continuing education
- D.
Passing an exam given at a local hospital
- 3.A supervisor may assess competency by which method?
- A.
Written exams
- B.
Direct observation
- C.
Reviewing worksheeets or logs
- D.
All of the above
- 4.Which agency oversees the categorization of laboratory tests according to the level of complexity and the risk involved for the patient if errors occur?
- A.
The Joint Commission
- B.
CLIA
- C.
ISO
- D.
CDC
- 5.Which of the following attire is acceptable for a phlebotomist?
- A.
Large shiny earrings and /or body piercings
- B.
Strong fragrances and perfumes
- C.
Extremely long, polished, or artificial fingernails
- D.
Conservative jewelry with necklace tucked into collar
- 6.The Joint Commission is:
- A.
A proficiency testing agency
- B.
Accrediting agency for health care facilities
- C.
Agency that administers certifications
- D.
Governmental agency that administers Medicare
- 7.Which is a barrier to effective communication with a patient?
- A.
The sender
- B.
The decoder
- C.
A loud television
- D.
A supervisor
- 8.Which of the following statements is appropriate during a phlebotomy procedure?
- A.
"This won't hurt a bit"
- B.
"Your name is Mrs. Jones, isn't it?"
- C.
"You are required to cooperate with this"
- D.
"Could you please spell your first and last name for me?"
- 9.In legal cases, "what a reasonably prudent person would do under similar circumstances" refers to:
- A.
Informed consent
- B.
Implied consent
- C.
Standard of care
- D.
Bioethics
- 10.When a phlebotomist gives aid during an emergency, he/she is usually protected through:
- A.
Rightful action consent
- B.
CLIA
- C.
FDA
- D.
Implied consent
- 11.Before a patient's lab test results can legally be released to another physician or health care facility, the patient must:
- A.
Tell the clinical laboratory it is ok to do so
- B.
Provide a letter from his/her lawyer agreeing for the release
- C.
Provide his/her informed consent
- D.
Provide his/her implied consent
- 12.The federal law enacted that regulates the quality and accuracy of laboratory testing (including phlebotomy procedures) by creating a uniform set of provisions governing all clinical laboratories is referred to as:
- A.
HCFA
- B.
FDA
- C.
CLIA
- D.
The Joint Commission
- 13.A small child refusing to have their blood collected from their arm is locked in a room by the phlebotomist and is forced to have the venipuncture performed. This is an example of:
- A.
Implied consent
- B.
Assault and battery
- C.
Invasion of privacy
- D.
Informed consent
- 14.if a non-English speaking patient is scheduled to have a blood specimen collection, then the health care worker should:
- A.
Find an interpreter or other method to communicate information to the patient
- B.
Use sign language to communicate the message
- C.
Use a computer to show pictures of the procedure
- D.
Continue with the procedure knowing the patient may only partially understand
- 15.Slouching posture, a nonverbal behavior, conveys what message?
- A.
Condifence
- B.
Pride
- C.
Laziness
- D.
Attention to detail
- 16.Which of the following refers to the speed and urgency of one's voice?
- A.
Tone
- B.
STAT
- C.
Pace
- D.
Volume
- 17.Which of the following terms would communicate a critical patient condition?
- A.
STAT
- B.
Tone
- C.
Pace
- D.
Volume
- 18.Which of the following terms refers to the intonation or pitch of one's voice?
- A.
STAT
- B.
Tone
- C.
Pace
- D.
Volume
- 19.Which of the following will do the most to promote a professional appearance in a patient care setting?
- A.
Quality control monitors
- B.
Good posture and personal hygiene
- C.
Use of a strong, assertive voice
- D.
Excellent handwriting
- 20.The term right to know refers to:
- A.
Keeping the patient's condition confidential while outside of the health care facility
- B.
Accountability of the phlebotomist to know details of every clinical test
- C.
A patient's right to information about test procedures and who is performing them
- D.
Allowing employers to know personal details about each employee
- 21.Which of the following is the phlebotomist's "domain"?
- A.
The preanalytic processes
- B.
Data collection
- C.
Reporting results
- D.
Analytic testing
- 22.An example of an unfavorable outcome during or after a phlebotomy procedure would be if the patient:
- A.
Has a loud radio in the room
- B.
Faints after the procedure
- C.
Has several family members in the room
- D.
States that he/she is afraid of needles
- 23.Which of the following best describes the moral issues or problems that have resulted because of modern medicine, clinical research, and/or technology?
- A.
Judicial law
- B.
Executive law
- C.
Patient's rights
- D.
Bioethics
- 24.A large number of negligence health care lawsuit cases arise out of the violation of:
- A.
Implied consent
- B.
Patient confidentiality
- C.
CMS requirement deficiencies
- D.
Felony activities
- 25.An example of how clinical laboratory test results are used is:
- A.
Body mass index measurment
- B.
Measuring heart rate
- C.
Monitoring blood cholesterol levels
- D.
Cataract screening
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