Phlebotomy Quiz
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This is a quiz of some questions that might help when taking the phlebotomy certification test. . . . . .
- 1.Which of the following is a test used to monitor heparin level?
- A.
A. SST
- B.
B. ACT
- C.
C. POCT
- D.
D. H& H
- 2.Latic Acid sample must be
- A.
A.Warmed
- B.
B. Frozen
- C.
C. Room temp
- D.
D. chilled
- 3.Patient is being treated for cancer; what section of the hospital would they be in?
- A.
A. Serology
- B.
B. Oncology
- C.
C. Pediatrics
- D.
D. None of the above
- 4.Edema is
- A.
A. Excessive fat between tissue
- B.
B. Excessive heat distribution of tissue
- C.
C.Excessive Sodium between tissue
- D.
D. EXxcessive water between tissue
- 5.PTT is the abbreviation for:
- A.
A. Partial Theraputic Test
- B.
B. Partia Thrombin Test
- C.
C. Partial Thromboplastine Time
- D.
D. Partial Participation Time
- 6.Do veins have valves
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.The letter " C" has the sound of "s" in the term
- A.
A. Brachial
- B.
B. Glycolysis
- C.
C. Hypoglycemia
- D.
Hemoglobin
- 8.The femoral vein is found in the
- A.
A. Leg
- B.
B. Arm
- C.
C. Neck
- D.
D. Hand
- 9.The term distal means
- A.
A. Farthest from the point of attachment
- B.
B. Higher or above
- C.
C. Nearest to the center of the body
- D.
D. Toward the back
- 10.Which of the following is a nervous system disorder
- A.
A. Hepatits
- B.
B. Multiple Sclerosis
- C.
C. Nephritis
- D.
D. Pruritus
- 11.Which analytes has higher reference values for males than females
- A.
A. Cholesterol
- B.
B. Glucose
- C.
C. Hematocrit
- D.
D. Potassium
- 12.Homo means
- 13.Brady means
- 14.Dys means
- 15.Algia means
- 16.Poly means
- 17.Cephalic means
- 18.How long does it take for the blood in the system to make a complete circulation in thr body
- A.
A. 2 minutes
- B.
B. 1 minutes
- C.
C. 1 hour
- D.
D. 5 minutes
- 19.FUO
- A.
A. Fever Of Union Oponents
- B.
B. Fever Of Units Origin
- C.
C. Fever Of Unknown Orbits
- D.
D. Ferver Of Unknown Origin
- 20.Lavender tubes contain
- A.
A. SST
- B.
B. EDTA
- C.
C. Sodium Citrate
- D.
D. Sodium Heparin
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