Phlebotomy FINAL EXAM

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1. Pediatrics

Diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the blood

Diagnosis and treatment of the elderly

Diagnosis and treatment of children

About This Quiz

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s final exam time! You’ve been studying all about the process of making an incision in a vein with the use of a needle, but have you learned enough? Let’s take a look!

2. What's your name?

We’ll put your name on your report, certificate, and leaderboard.

2. If you are expecting a non-English speaking patient make sure you have _____________ present to help communicate.

A nurse

Their family

An interpreter

3. Phlebotomy is the same as

Venesection/venisection

Dermatology

Pathology

4. STAT would communicate

A critical patient condition

After midnight

Before the venipuncture

5. What is negligence?

The same as malpractice

A breach of contract

Failure to perfrom duties according to the standards of the profession

6. Phlebotomy is derived from the greek words that mean

Artery and stick

Vein and cut

Needle and bleed

7. What is the zone of comfort?

A comfortable chair for the venipuncture procedure

The patient's room

Area or space around a person that is considered private or personal

8. Oncology

Diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the heart

Diagnosis and treatment of malignant tumors

Diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the circulatory system

9. What does tone mean?

Speed and urgency of the voice

Lung sounds

Pitch of the voice

10. A patient’s medical record is best described as a legal document that

Provides a chronological log of care

Provides instructions

Can't be taken home with a patient

11. Blind patients or patients with impaired/low vision are entitled to use a ____ or _______ to walk independently.

Family member or friend

Cane or guide dog

Nurse or walker

12. Gerontology

Diagnosis and treatment of the elderly

Diagnosis and treatment of conditions related to the lungs

Diagnosis and treatment of women

13. What is CLIA?

An agency that regulates cleanliness in hospitals

Federal guidelines that regulate all clinical laboratories

An agency that regulates safety in the workplace

14. What does health literacy refer to?

Adequate knowledge of health issues based on written, spoken or conceptual directions.

The ability to read medical text books

The understanding of medical terminology

15. The steps of the preanalytical/preexamination phase of laboratory testing include

Using appropriate testing methods, using appropriate equipment, performing quality control, troubleshooting equipment and regeants

Reporting the final test result, notifying appropriate providers, defining and adhering to turnaround times, entering date, correcting erroneous results.

16. A patient must provide their ______________ before any of their test results can be exchanged between other physicians and/or health care facilities.

Informed consent

Identification

Date of birth