National Healthcare Association Phlebotomy Certification Practice Test!

Combination of Vacutainer holder, syringe, needle and sample tubes which allows for a more measured method of blood drawing

Combination of Vacutainer holder, needle and sample tubes which allows for a more automated method of drawing blood

Combination of Vacutainer tubes, needle and sample holder which allows for a more automated method of drawing blood

Combination of Vacutainer syringe, needle, holder and sample tubes which allows for a more automated method of drawing blood

The needle used to attach to a Vacutainer Holder. The needle has a male thread on one end which screws into the holder. The holder, tube, and needle comprise the Vacutainer system, used to draw multiple tubes of blood with one venipuncture

The needle used to attach to a Vacutainer tube and holder. The needle has a male thread on one end which screws into the holder. The holder, tube, and needle comprise the Vacutainer system, used to draw multiple tubes of blood with one venipuncture

The needle used to attach to a Vacutainer syringe and tube. The needle has a male thread on one end which screws into the holder. The holder, tube, and needle comprise the Vacutainer system, used to dray multiple tubes of blood with one venipuncture

The needle used to attach to a Vacutainer Syringe and Holder. The needle has a male thread on one end which screws into the holder. The holder, tube, and needle comprise the Vacutainer system, used to draw multiple tubes of blood with one venipuncture

Name used to describe a prevention strategy in which all blood and potentially infectious materials are treated as if they are, in fact, infectious, regardless of the perceived status of the source individual

Name used to describe a prevention strategy in which most blood and potential infectious Fomite materials are treated as if they are, in fact, infectious, regardless of the perceived status of the source individual

Name used to describe a protest strategy in which all blood and potentially infected animals and materials are treated as if they are, in fact, infectious, regardless of the perceived status of the source individual

Name used to describe a prevention log and procedure in which all blood and potentially infectious materials are treated as if they are, in fact, infectious, regardless of the perceived status of the source individual

No, they are ill

Yes and no, it depends on the illness

Most of the time

Yes, all the time

Injury of underlying tissue caused by probing of the needle

Injury that required immediate medical attention due to inaccurate needle draw

Injury that relates to tissue bruising due to inaccurate gauge of needle

None of the above

Constrictive band used for venipuncture, blood aspiration and intravenous injections

Plastic band that easily breaks, mainly used for patient's with blood disease

Nylon band used to make embolysism, intravenious medicine injuctions

Constrictive rubber tied in a knot used for patient's needing medical attention

Perfect for blood clotting, suseptible for infection

Impaired blood flow, susceptible for thin clot matter

Impaired blood flow, susceptible for infection

Impaired blood flow, susceptible for agitation

Wrongful death of a patient

Wrongful procedure that interferes with working conditions and caused injury

Wrongful act that results in injury to one person by another

Wrongful dietary food that cause illness

Inflammation of a vein with formation of a clot

Inflammation of a artery with the formation of fibrin and collagen

Inflammation of a capillary with the formation of a clot that moves

Inflammation of a vein with formation of a bruise

Wall between the Serum and the Cells

Path for the Serum and the Cells

Circle around the Serum and the Cells

Barrier between the Serum and the Cells

This is not a job for a phlebotomist to determine how and when this needs to be emptied. Jeez!

Be sure you have the proper PEP equipment, open lid, run with the open container to your break room and throw container way in a regular waste can.

Wear appropriate PPE, close the lid, hand-carry to the nearest medical waste accumulated pickup container, be sure the container is lined with a RED biohazard bag. Fill out the Medical Waste Accumulated log. Remove your gloves and WASH YOUR HANDS!

Wear appropriate PPE, close the lid, hand-carry to the nearest medical waste accumulated pickup container, be sure the container is lined with a RED & BLACK biohazzard bag. Fill out the Medical Waste Accumulated log. Remove your gloves and SPIT on YOUR HANDS!

Big toe

Middle toe

Small toe

All toes

Cellulite molecule in tact for 5 days

Cellulose molecule in tact for 4 days

Glucerine cell molecule in tact for 3 days

Gloucose molecule in tact for 3 days

Red

Lt. Blue

Green

Grey

Sodium citrate is effective as an anticoagulant due to binding calcium in the specimin

Sodium citrate is effective as an anticoagulant due to not binding calcium properties in the specimin

Sodium citrate is good for salting foods because is binds calcium

Sodium citrate makes it easy for blood draws because it binds calcium in the blood before test

Red

Lt. Blue

Lavender

Tiger top

Referring to blood, the dark liquid portiion of blood that separates out before clotting has taken place

Referring to blood, the clear liquid portion of blood that hinders separation so clotting may take place

Referring to blood, the clear liquid portion of blood that separates out after clotting has taken place

Referring to plasma, the clear liquid portion the separates blood from serum

Systemic infection associated with the presence of paracite organisms introduces during a venipuncture

Systemic infection associated with the presence of antibodie organisms introduced during a venipuncture

Systemic infection associated with the controlled presence of pathogenics introduced during a venipuntcure

Septicemia is a serious bloodstream infection. It's also known as bacteremia, or blood poisoning

Hard and flexible

Hard and cord like

Soft and Spungie like

Spungie and hard like

Partial Theraputic Time

Partial Thrombin Test

Partial Thromboplastine Time

Partial Participation Time

Prothrombin Test

Proparticle Test

Protest Time

Prothrombin Time

Green

Grey

Tiger top

Lt. Blue

Diagnostic care given upon admittance into the ER

Diagnostic testing given after the patient went to the restroom

Diagnostic testing at or near the site of patient care

Diagnosis provided to patient at or near the site of bed

Also known as thrombocyte, this is a particulate component of the blood, approximatley 2-4 microns in diameter and known for it's involvement in blood coagulation. This structure has no nucleus or DNA, is formed by breaking off the cytoplasm of the parent cell, known as megakaryocyte in the bone marrow.

Also known as thrombocyte tissue, this is a particulate component of the blood, approximatley 6-8 microns in diameter and known for it's inhibiting involvement in blood coagulation. This structure has several nucleus or DNA, is formed by breaking off the cytoplasm of the parent cell, known as megakaryocyte in the bone tissue.

Also known as thrombocyte, this is the one and only component of the blood, approximatley 2-4 microns in diameter and known for it's involvement in blood coagulation. This structure has one nucleus and DNA, is formed by breaking off the cytoplasm of the parent cell, known as megakaryocyte in the bone marrow.

Also known as thrombocyte, this is a particulate structure of the blood, approximatley 2-4 microns per cubic meter and known for it's involvement in blood coagulation. This structure has no nucleus or DNA, is formed by breaking off the cytoplasm of the parent cell, known as megakaryocyte in the bone marrow.

The fluid portion of the serum in which the cells are suspended. Plasma is different than serum.

The fluid liquid of the whole blood in which the cellular components are surpessed. Plasma is different than serum

The fluid portion of the blood in which the cellular components are suspended. Plasma is different than serum.

The cellular components that are released for suspension in the fluid portion of the serum. Plasma is different than serum